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One of the driving forces in steel making is high capital cost which drives the need to keep operating at full capacity, driving prices to margin. There are no
by lifeisstillgood 3y ago
One of the driving forces in steel making is high capital cost which drives the need to keep operating at full capacity, driving prices to margin.
There are not many industries like that anymore - steel still is, oil, and some industrial chemicals. But even Pharma has slightly different cost structures.
The big remining one is chip making - I wonder if “data centres” counts too?
- cowpig 3y agoOil and gas refining, paper and pulp industry, food processing (e.g. grain milling), textile production, plastic manufacturing, mining, ... basically everything that's a commodity?