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Arcelor Mittal: The Global Champion in Steel
Arcelor Mittal: The Global Champion in Steel
Arcelor Mittal: The Global Champion in Steel
January 2007
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Arcelor Mittal, The Global Champion of Steel
• Arcelor Mittal is the world’s number one steel company with 330 000 employees
• Leader in all major global markets including automotive, construction, household appliances
and packaging
• Benefiting from sizeable supplies of raw material and unrivalled distribution network
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Arcelor Mittal creates a Global Champion
Global
Champion
Multi-regional
Leaders
Local
CST
Leaders
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Creation of the global leader
2005 crude steel production 2005 EBITDA
Million metric tonnes EUR Billions
120 14
100 12
10
80
8
60
6
40
4
20 2
0 0
Arcelor Nippon POSCO JFE Baosteel US Arcelor Nippon POSCO JFE Baosteel US
Mittal Steel Steel Mittal Steel Steel
Note: Mittal Steel pro-forma for ISG and Arcelor pro forma for acquisitions
*Adjusted for Arcelor dividend of €1.85 per share. Transaction adjustments including the effects of potential Brazil minority interest acquisition,
including break-up fee to Severstal, assuming bondholders tender bonds direct to Mittal Steel offer and Arcelor treasury shares are not tendered
to the offer
**Exchange rate Euro=1,25USD. Proforma for acquisitions -8-
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Very significant identified synergies
EUR Billions (USD Billions)
1.3 (1.6) • Plus further upside
SG&A
– Leveraging global customer franchise
Manufacturing &
– Advancing product development
0.9 (1.1) process optimization
– Leveraging distribution and product
development on a global basis
– Consolidation impact
Marketing & trading – Product and process innovation
0.5 (0.7)
– Capex and working capital requirements
– Bidding synergies
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Very significant identified synergies
EUR Billions (USD Billions)
1.3 (1.6) • Plus further upside
SG&A
– Leveraging global customer franchise
Manufacturing &
– Advancing product development
0.9 (1.1) process optimization
– Leveraging distribution and product
development on a global basis
– Consolidation impact
Marketing & trading – Product and process innovation
0.5 (0.7)
– Capex and working capital requirements
– Bidding synergies
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