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                            Austria’s steel production rose by 36.5% year-on-year in September 2025, reflecting a strong rebound in industrial activity and energy stabilization across Europe, according to data from the World Steel Association (worldsteel).
The country produced 676,000 tonnes of crude steel during the month, compared to 495,000 tonnes in September 2024. The growth was driven by improved demand from the automotive, construction, and machinery sectors, along with easing energy prices and stable raw material supply.
Experts noted that Austria’s steel output recovery mirrors broader trends in European steel markets, where several nations have begun ramping up production after months of slow growth due to high costs and weak global demand.
Despite the uptick, analysts cautioned that the European steel industry remains sensitive to global overcapacity, fluctuating demand from China, and policy pressures related to emission reduction targets.
Austria’s recovery underscores the region’s gradual return to pre-slowdown levels, supported by government energy measures, green transition programs, and manufacturing revival efforts under EU industrial policy.
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