Metals
Traditionally, companies in the global metals and mining sector have viewed energy as a necessary cost of doing business, an overhead item to be managed in line with the budget. But over the past several years, the very notion of energy has changed. Whether because of expense, unreliable supply, or environmental concerns, traditional sources are no longer a simple answer. Today, companies are presented with more options. Choice is certainly good, but it also requires that companies shift their thinking and begin to consider energy not as an expense but as an asset, one that can be managed strategically to create shareholder value and competitive advantage.
Deloitte has a significant global and local presence within the manufacturing industry, including audit, tax and advisory services. More specifically, we are proud to state that Deloitte member firms provide professional services to:
- 80% of the manufacturing companies on the Global Fortune 500
- 60% of the top 10 global steel producers
- 60% of the production volume of the top 39 global steel makers
- Clients within all the major steel producing countries of the world
- All significant steel mills within the South African market
Through our expansive global network, thought provoking publications, surveys and reports, as well as insightful commentary, Deloitte member firms deliver innovative, practical knowledge which companies can use to improve their overall business performance.
Key contacts
Claude Martin
Metals Leader
Tel: +27 11 806 5496
Email: clmartin@deloitte.co.za
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