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News Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 27, 2015 CONTACT Lisa Harrison 202.452.7115/ lharrison@steel.org FULL YEAR 2014 TOTAL STEEL IMPORTS UP 38% FROM 2013 Finished Steel Import Market Share 30% in December Washington, D.C. Based on preliminary Census Bureau data, the American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) reported today that the U.S. imported a total of 3,620,000 net tons (NT) of steel in December, including 2,941,000 net tons (NT) of finished steel (down 2.0% and up 0.1%, respectively, vs. November final data). Full year 2014 total and finished steel imports are 44,320,000 and 33,733,000 net tons (NT), respectively, up 38% and 36% respectively, vs. 2013. Finished steel import market share was an estimated 30% in December and is estimated at 28% for 2014. Key finished steel products with a significant import increase in December compared to November are wire rods (up 36%), line pipe (up 18%), standard pipe (up 13%), hot rolled bars (up 11%) and plates in coils (up 10%). Major products with significant import increases in 2014 vs. the prior year include plates in coils (up 90%), cold rolled sheets (up 88%), wire rods (up 85%), cut lengths plates (up 83%), heavy structural shapes (up 60%), sheets and strip hot dipped galvanized (up 60%), hot rolled sheets (up 46%), sheets and strip all other metallic coatings (up 42%), tin plate (up 30%), mechanical tubing (up 28%), oil country goods (up 22%) and reinforcing bars (up 19%). % var (12 mo.) (12 mo.) % var % var Dec. Nov. Dec. vs. YTD YTD '14 vs. 2014 2013 2014 Steel Mill Product (prelim.) final Nov. 2014 2013 '13 Ann. 12 mo. vs 2013 Ingots and Billets and Slabs 675,960 753,313-10.3% 10,536,570 7,284,552 44.6% 10,536,570 7,284,552 44.6% Sheets Hot Rolled 369,335 397,585-7.1% 4,340,115 2,981,741 45.6% 4,340,115 2,981,741 45.6% Oil Country Goods 332,611 352,573-5.7% 4,014,588 3,289,767 22.0% 4,014,588 3,289,767 22.0% Sheets & Strip Galv Hot Dipped 287,707 274,746 4.7% 3,313,269 2,077,167 59.5% 3,313,269 2,077,167 59.5% Sheets Cold Rolled 285,573 292,395-2.3% 2,952,939 1,571,458 87.9% 2,952,939 1,571,458 87.9% Line Pipe 260,333 221,460 17.6% 2,355,400 2,366,697-0.5% 2,355,400 2,366,697-0.5% Plates in Coils 223,517 202,476 10.4% 2,229,722 1,175,856 89.6% 2,229,722 1,175,856 89.6% Plates Cut Lengths 205,991 191,481 7.6% 1,863,232 1,016,628 83.3% 1,863,232 1,016,628 83.3% Bars - Hot Rolled 131,883 119,273 10.6% 1,643,998 1,780,742-7.7% 1,643,998 1,780,742-7.7% Wire Rods 121,283 89,478 35.5% 1,624,760 878,577 84.9% 1,624,760 878,577 84.9% Bars - Reinforcing 92,363 156,745-41.1% 1,436,737 1,208,899 18.8% 1,436,737 1,208,899 18.8% Sheets & Strip All Other Met. 49,996 89,995-44.4% 1,020,396 719,945 41.7% 1,020,396 719,945 41.7% Structural Shapes Heavy 70,447 78,566-10.3% 913,488 571,602 59.8% 913,488 571,602 59.8% Standard Pipe 82,591 72,914 13.3% 907,216 874,002 3.8% 907,216 874,002 3.8% Wire Drawn 65,794 60,424 8.9% 809,398 713,411 13.5% 809,398 713,411 13.5% Mechanical Tubing 58,655 57,238 2.5% 746,768 585,651 27.5% 746,768 585,651 27.5% Tin Plate 60,293 65,512-8.0% 698,162 537,390 29.9% 698,162 537,390 29.9% All Other 245,585 217,980 12.7% 2,913,662 2,516,792 15.8% 2,913,662 2,516,792 15.8% TOTAL 3,619,917 3,694,154-2.0% 44,320,420 32,150,877 37.9% 44,320,420 32,150,877 37.9% SUBTOTAL Finished Imports 2,941,153 2,937,098 0.1% 33,733,075 24,829,257 35.9% 33,733,075 24,829,257 35.9%

December Preliminary Imports decrease 2%; Import Market Share at 30% in December / Page 2 In December, the largest volumes of finished steel imports from offshore were from South Korea (418,000 NT, down 11% vs. November final), China (217,000 NT, down 16%), Japan (185,000 NT, up 20%), Russia (181,000 NT, up 415%) and Germany (164,000 NT, up 38%). In 2014, the largest offshore suppliers were South Korea (5,448,000 NT, up 47%), China (3,187,000 NT, up 68%), Turkey (2,196,000 NT, up 82%), Japan (2,106,000 NT, up 11%) and Russia (1,418,000 NT, up 489%). Below are charts on estimated steel import market share in recent months and on finished steel imports from offshore by country. BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN Dec. Nov. % incr. (12 mo.) (12 mo.) % incr. % incr. COUNTRY 2014 2014 Dec. YTD YTD '14 YTD 2014 2013 2014 (Prelim.) final vs. Nov. 2014 2013 vs. '13 full year Annual vs. '13 South Korea 418 467-10.6% 5,448 3,718 46.5% 5,448 3,718 46.5% China 217 259-16.2% 3,187 1,898 67.9% 3,187 1,898 67.9% Turkey 161 208-22.7% 2,196 1,204 82.4% 2,196 1,204 82.4% Japan 185 153 20.4% 2,106 1,898 11.0% 2,106 1,898 11.0% Russia 181 35 415.0% 1,418 241 489.1% 1,418 241 489.1% Germany 164 119 38.0% 1,278 1,112 15.0% 1,278 1,112 15.0% Taiwan 77 120-36.4% 1,188 762 56.0% 1,188 762 56.0% All Other 1,539 1,575-2.2% 16,911 13,997 20.8% 16,911 13,997 20.8% Total 2,941 2,937 0.1% 33,733 24,829 35.9% 33,733 24,829 35.9%

December Preliminary Imports decrease 2%; Import Market Share at 30% in December / Page 3 3 MONTHS ROLLING AVERAGE Preliminary Actual Current 3 Months Product 3 Mos. Rolling Avg. 3 Mos. Prior vs 3 Months Prior Dec.-Oct. Sep.-Jul. % Change Sheets Hot Rolled 423 390 8.5% Oil Country Goods 335 349-3.9% Sheets & Strip Galv. Hot Dipped 302 296 2.2% Sheets Cold Rolled 301 265 13.9% Line Pipe 238 210 12.9% Plates in Coils 227 207 9.9% Plates Cut Lengths 199 167 19.2% Bars - Hot Rolled 136 142-4.5% Bars - Reinforcing 134 95 41.2% Wire Rods 121 113 7.7% All Other 688 712-3.4% Total 3,106 2,946 5.4% 3 MONTHS ROLLING AVERAGE Preliminary Actual Current 3 Months Country 3 Mos. Rolling Avg. 3 Mos. Prior vs 3 Months Prior Dec.-Oct. Sep.-Jul. % Change South Korea 478 468 2.2% China 282 275 2.5% Turkey 239 173 38.4% Japan 192 180 6.5% Germany 125 106 17.6% Russia 112 162-30.4% Brazil 112 62 78.8% Taiwan 105 113-6.6% Netherlands 98 77 27.8% India 97 72 34.6% All Other 1,266 1,259 0.5% Total 3,106 2,946 5.4% Source: U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Bureau of Census.

December Preliminary Imports decrease 2%; Import Market Share at 30% in December / Page 4 Millions of Net Tons 5.0 4.5 4.0 3.5 3.0 2.5 2.0 1.5 1.0 0.5 0.0 Monthly Imports 2014 vs. 2013 Finished Semi-finished '13 '14 '13 '14 '13 '14 '13 '14 '13 '14 '13 '14 '13 '14 '13 '14 '13 '14 '13 '14 '13 '14 '13 '14 JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC Semi-finished 0.5 0.8 0.6 1.0 0.5 0.8 0.6 1.0 0.7 1.1 0.5 0.9 0.5 0.8 0.7 0.9 0.6 0.9 0.8 1.0 0.7 0.8 0.6 0.7 Finished 2.1 2.4 1.9 2.3 2.1 2.4 2.1 2.7 2.2 2.9 2.0 2.7 2.0 3.1 2.2 2.8 2.2 3.0 2.3 3.4 1.9 2.9 1.9 2.9 % change finished imports December 2014 vs.december 2013 = +55.7% 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 3 Mos. Prior 3 Mos. Rolling Rolling Avg. Avg. 2013 2014* Semi-finished 0.873 0.813 7.322 10.587 Finished 2.946 3.106 24.829 33.733 Millions of Net Tons 3 Month Rolling Averages and 2014 vs. 2013 Finished Semi-finished % change finished imports 3 Mos. Rolling Avg. vs. 3 Mos. Prior = +5.4% % change semi-finished imports 2014 vs 2013 = +44.6% % change finished imports 2014 vs 2013 = +35.9% * annualized

December Preliminary Imports decrease 2%; Import Market Share at 30% in December / Page 5 AISI serves as the voice of the North American steel industry in the public policy arena and advances the case for steel in the marketplace as the preferred material of choice. AISI also plays a lead role in the development and application of new steels and steelmaking technology. AISI is comprised of 19 member companies, including integrated and electric furnace steelmakers, and approximately 125 associate members who are suppliers to or customers of the steel industry. For more news about steel and its applications, view AISI s website at www.steel.org. -#####-