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PJSC Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works: MMK Group Trading Update for Q4 and FY 2017

DJ PJSC Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works: MMK Group Trading Update for Q4 and FY 2017

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PJSC Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works (MMK) 
PJSC Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works: MMK Group Trading Update for Q4 and 
FY 2017 
 
25-Jan-2018 / 08:05 CET/CEST 
Dissemination of a Regulatory Announcement, transmitted by EQS Group. 
The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. 
 
MMK Group Trading Update for Q4 and FY 2017 
 
??? Group: Consolidated results 
 
(thousand tonnes) 
 
                            Q4    Q3      %     FY     FY      % 
 
                          2017  2017          2017   2016 
Finished products sales, 2,827 3,232 -12.5% 11,617 11,454   1.4% 
of which: 
Slabs and billets            2     2   0.2%      4    104 -96.2% 
Long products              342   374  -8.7%  1,374  1,325   3.7% 
Flat hot-rolled products 1,219 1,389 -12.2%  4,968  4,873   2.0% 
Thick plate (mill 5000)    208   182  13.9%    806    799   0.8% 
Flat cold-rolled           294   380 -22.6%  1,287  1,385  -7.1% 
products 
Downstream products, of    762   904 -15.7%  3,178  2,969   7.0% 
which: 
Tin plate                   19    29 -33.7%    113    137 -17.2% 
Galvanised steel           389   483 -19.5%  1,658  1,598   3.8% 
Polymer-coated steel       157   185 -15.5%    623    534  16.8% 
Band                        38    33  17.2%    128    128   0.4% 
Formed section              36    24  51.5%    114     41 177.0% 
Pipes                        8    19 -59.2%     65     78 -16.9% 
Metalware                   95   109 -12.6%    402    383   4.9% 
Other metal products        20    22 -11.0%     74     70   5.7% 
HVA products             1,264 1,467 -13.8%  5,270  5,153   2.3% 
Share of HVA products    44.7% 45.4%         45.4%  45.0% 
Coal concentrate           760   658  15.6%  2,725  2,870  -5.1% 
production 
Iron ore production        844   827   2.1%  3,275  3,260   0.4% 
 
Q4 2017 highlights vs. Q3 2017 
 
      - MMK Group's total finished steel product sales in Q4 2017 (excluding 
       intra-group sales) totalled 2,827 thousand tonnes (down 12.5% q-o-q). 
 
  - MMK Group's HVA steel product sales in Q4 2017 was 1,264 thousand tonnes 
   (down 13.8% q-o-q). The share of HVA products in total output amounted to 
            44.7%. 
 
        - Production of coal concentrate by MMK Coal in Q4 2017 totalled 760 
            thousand tonnes (up 15.6% q-o-q). 
 
FY 2017 highlights vs. FY 2016 
 
      - MMK Group's total finished steel product sales in FY 2017 (excluding 
      intra-group sales) amounted to 11,617 thousand tonnes (up 1.4% y-o-y). 
 
 - MMK Group's HVA steel product output in FY 2017 was 5,270 thousand tonnes 
     (up 2.3% y-o-y). The share of HVA products in total output increased to 
            45.4%. 
 
      - Production of coal concentrate by MMK Coal in FY 2017 totalled 2,725 
            thousand tonnes (down 5.1% y-o-y). 
 
MMK Group highlights by key segments 
 
PSJC MMK 
 
(thousand tonnes) 
 
                            Q4    Q3      %     FY     FY      % 
 
                          2017  2017          2017   2016 
Pig iron                 2,654 2,559   3.7% 10,163  9,652   5.3% 
Crude steel              3,291 3,321  -0.9% 12,860 12,544   2.5% 
Finished products        2,787 3,092  -9.9% 11,333 11,323   0.1% 
output, of which: 
Slabs and billets            2     2   2.9%      4    104 -96.0% 
Long products              419   469 -10.6%  1,787  1,730   3.3% 
Flat hot-rolled products 1,346 1,496 -10.1%  5,397  5,320   1.4% 
HVA products, of which:  1,020 1,125  -9.3%  4,145  4,170  -0.6% 
Thick plate (mill 5000)    210   186  13.2%    820    823  -0.3% 
Flat cold-rolled           308   375 -17.9%  1,318  1,456  -9.4% 
products 
Downstream products, of    502   564 -11.0%  2,007  1,892   6.1% 
which: 
Tin plate                   19    32 -41.3%    117    140 -16.3% 
Galvanised steel           298   325  -8.4%  1,133  1,136  -0.2% 
Polymer-coated steel       100   132 -23.9%    440    360  22.1% 
Band                        36    30  20.4%    127    124   2.6% 
Formed section              40    27  49.1%    123     50 147.5% 
Pipes                        9    18 -52.4%     65     82 -20.5% 
Shipments by market: 
Russia + CIS             2,055 2,484 -17.3%  8,528  8,236   3.6% 
Export                     732   607  20.5%  2,805  3,089  -9.2% 
 
(USD / tonne) 
 
                                 Q4   Q3     %   FY   FY     % 
 
                               2017 2017       2017 2016 
Average price per tonne:        616  555 11.0%  575  432 33.1% 
Long products                   547  496 10.3%  491  352 39.5% 
Flat hot-rolled products        544  476 14.3%  496  358 38.5% 
HVA products, of which:         739  686  7.7%  714  564 26.6% 
Thick plate (mill 5000)         807  774  4.3%  765  611 25.2% 
Flat hot-rolled products        620  545 13.8%  579  435 33.3% 
Downstream products, of which:  783  751  4.3%  781  643 21.5% 
Tin plate                       834  834  0.0%  855  791  8.1% 
Galvanised steel                741  709  4.5%  739  604 22.4% 
Polymer-coated steel            928  898  3.3%  928  800 16.0% 
Band                            698  600 16.3%  669  510 31.2% 
Formed section                  800  704 13.6%  777  599 29.7% 
Pipes                           700  593 18.0%  614  454 35.2% 
 
? Pig iron output in FY 2017 increased by 511 thousand tonnes or 5.3% y-o-y. 
  This was due to the completion of major repairs at three blast furnaces in 
    2016 and early 2017, and their maximum capacity utilisation for the most 
            part of 2017. 
 
     - Crude steel output in Q4 2017 remained nearly flat q-o-q. At the same 
time, steel production in FY 2017 grew 2.5% y-o-y to 12,860 thousand tonnes. 
    Pig iron production grew faster than steel production, thus allowing the 
        company to increase the share of pig iron in furnace charge, thereby 
            decreasing the cash cost. 
 
? In Q4 2017, shipments of finished products totalled 2,787 thousand tonnes, 
  down 9.9% q-o-q. This decline was due to the seasonal weakness of business 
activity on the domestic market, as well as dynamics stocks at the Company's 
            warehouses? Which were declining in Q3 and growing in Q4 2017. 
 
    - In FY 2017, shipments of finished products slightly rose above FY 2016 
   levels and amounted to 11,333 thousand tonnes. This indicator grew slower 
         than steel production due to a transition to a less productive (but 
       higher-margin) product mix for domestic sales, as well as recovery of 
            finished products stocks to standard level. 
 
  - Seasonal weakness in business activity on the domestic market in Q4 2017 
resulted in a 17.3% decrease in shipments q-o-q. However, domestic shipments 
  in FY 2017 grew 3.6% to 8,528 thousand tonnes, while the share of domestic 
      sales in the overall sales structure exceeded 75% (up from 72.7% in FY 
            2016). 
 
   - In FY 2017, shipments of long products increased by 3.3% y-o-y to 1,787 
          thousand tonnes. This growth was due to the recovery in demand for 
   construction metal which also resulted in an increase in sales prices for 
            this product by 39.5% y-o-y. 
 
? The 1.4% increase in shipments of hot-rolled products y-o-y in FY 2017 was 
      mainly due to the sustainably high demand from pipemakers, recovery in 
   demand from construction industry, and higher shipments to ??? Metalurji. 
 
 - Shipments of HVA products in FY 2017 slightly declined y-o-y and totalled 
        4,145 thousand tones. This was due to lower shipments of cold-rolled 
    products and recovery of finished products stocks to the standard level. 
 
 - Decline in shipments of cold-rolled products in FY 2017 (down 9.4% y-o-y) 
    was due to higher production of polymer-coated steel and formed section. 
 
    - In Q4 2017, shipments of mill 5000 thick plate grew by 13.2% q-o-q and 
     amounted to 210 thousand tonnes. This growth was due to higher sales to 
            pipemakers and machine-building industry. 
 
      - In FY 2017, shipments of galvanised steel remained flat y-o-y, while 
   shipments of polymer-coated steel grew by 80 thousand tonnes or 22.1%. At 
the same time, capacity utilisation at coated-product facilities remained at 
            nearly 100% throughout FY 2017. 
 
     - The lack of positive dynamics in galvanised steel production (despite 
     commissioning of a new galvanising line in July 2017) was due to higher 
  production of polymer-coated metal and higher shipments of C-surface group 
     galvanised metal to carmakers (which meant a more complex product mix). 
 
  - Sales of formed section in FY 2017 grew 147.5% y-o-y, as a result of the 
            recovery in demand from railcar producers. 
 
 - The average sales price in US dollars in Q4 2017 increased by 11.0% q-o-q 
    to USD 616 per tonne. Higher prices on export markets during the quarter 
            supported domestic sales prices. 
 
   - In FY 2017, the average sales price for the Company's metal amounted to 
            USD 575 per tonne, up 33.1% y-o-y. 
 
Steel segment (Turkey) 
 
(thousand tonnes) 
 
                                 Q4   Q3      %   FY   FY      % 
 
                               2017 2017        2017 2016 
??? Metalurji finished          213  249 -14.5%  925  854   8.4% 
products, of which: 
Flat hot-rolled products         37   46 -18.7%  164  134  22.2% 
HVA products, of which:         176  204 -13.5%  762  720   5.8% 
Galvanised steel                122  159 -22.9%  580  511  13.6% 
Polymer-coated steel             54   45  19.1%  182  209 -13.3% 
??? Metalurji finished output   176  166   5.5%  640  615   4.0% 
from ??? steel 
 
? Sales of finished products in Q4 2017 declined by 14.5% q-o-q and totalled 
            213 thousand tonnes. This was due to the seasonally weak demand. 
 
     - Sales of finished products in FY 2017 grew 71 thousand tonnes or 8.4% 
            y-o-y. 
 
? This growth was mainly due to an increase in sales of galvanised steel (up 
     69 thousand tonnes or 13.6%), which under the current market conditions 
    provided higher margins compared to other products, as well as mastering 
 production of a new product - steel sheets produced by cutting rolled steel 
            made by MMK. 
 
     - Sustainable local demand and higher export sales mean that sales will 
            likely remain flat in 2018 y-o-y. 
 
MMK Coal 
 
(thousand tonnes) 
 
                           Q4    Q3      %    FY    FY     % 
 
                         2017  2017         2017  2016 
Coking coal mining      1,158   823  40.7% 3,614 3,416  5.8% 
Coking coal processing  1,358 1,225  10.8% 4,893 4,958 -1.4% 
Mined                   1,003   809  24.0% 3,469 3,574 -2.9% 
Purchased                 355   417 -14.8% 1,424 1,384  2.5% 
Coking coal concentrate   760   658  15.6% 2,725 2,870 -5.0% 
 
  - Coking coal production in Q4 2017 grew 40.7% q-o-q and amounted to 1,158 
    thousand tonnes. This growth was due to commissioning of new longwall at 
Chertinskaya-Koksovaya mine and completion of passing through a section with 
            complex geological conditions at Kostromovskaya mine. 
 
     - Coal production in FY 2017 increased by 198 thousand tonnes y-o-y and 
            amounted to 3,614 thousand tonnes. 
 
? Coal concentrate production in Q4 2017 amounted to 760 thousand tonnes, up 
        15.6% q-o-q. The increase was due to higher volumes of own materials 
            processing amid lower coal purchases from third-parties. 
 
  - In FY 2017, coal concentrate production decreased by 5.0% y-o-y to 2,725 
         thousand tonnes. Lower coal concentrate production was due to major 
  scheduled maintenance and higher ash content of coal at the Kostromovskaya 
            mine (section with a more complex geological conditions). 
 
            Outlook 
 
  Management expects that seasonality and scheduled maintenance of equipment 
            will affect Q1 2018 results. 
 
    At the same time, this factor is expected to be balanced by higher sales 
  prices for finished products on the Company's domestic and export markets. 
 
MMK is one of the world's largest steel producers and a leading Russian 
metals company. The company's operations in Russia include a large steel 
producing complex encompassing the entire production chain, from preparation 
of iron ore to downstream processing of rolled steel. MMK turns out a broad 
range of steel products with a predominant share of high-value-added 
products. In 2016, the company produced 12.5 million tonnes of crude steel 
and 11.6 million tonnes of commercial steel products. MMK Group had sales in 
2016 of USD 5,630 million and EBITDA of USD 1,956 million. 
 
Contacts 
 
Investor Relations Department: 
 
Andrey Serov 
 
+7 3519 24-52-97 
 
serov.ae@mmk.ru 
 
Communications Department: 
 
Dmitry Kuchumov Dmitry Bulin 
 
+7 499 238-26-13 +7 499 238-26-13 
 
kuchumov.do@mmk.ru bulin.dn@mmk.ru 
 
ISIN:          US5591892048 
Category Code: TST 
TIDM:          MMK 
LEI Code:      253400XSJ4C01YMCXG44 
Sequence No.:  5133 
 
End of Announcement EQS News Service 
 
648243 25-Jan-2018 
 
 

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

January 25, 2018 02:05 ET (07:05 GMT)

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