European Domestic Material Consumption of Metals by Country

In 2023, Sweden leads the European Domestic Material Consumption of Metals with significant growth at 3.09% increase in volumes. Germany holds a substantial share but experiences a slight decline of 0.82%. Countries like Spain, and Serbia are catching up with growth rates of 2.61% and 3.15% respectively, indicating positive trends. Conversely, nations like Norway and Italy face notable decreases, at -13.58% and -5.09%. Over five years, average annual growth rates show mixed performance with several Eastern European and Nordic countries witnessing modest to significant growth.

Future trends to watch include technological advancements in metal recycling, which may influence material consumption volumes. Additionally, evolving European Union sustainability policies could lead to an increase in demand for eco-friendly production processes, altering the material consumption landscape. Rising construction, automotive, and industrial demands in certain regions could further shift consumption patterns.

Top countries in Domestic Material Consumption of Metals by Country

# 10 Countries Million Metric Tons Last Year YoY 5-years CAGR
1 1 Sweden 68.45 2023 +2.37% +3.09% View data
2 2 Germany 40.78 2023 +0.17% -0.82% View data
3 3 Spain 38.39 2023 +2.8% +2.61% View data
4 4 Poland 36.58 2023 -0.38% -2.66% View data
5 5 Bulgaria 35.29 2023 +1.13% +1.46% View data
6 6 Finland 34.11 2023 +2.88% +0.43% View data
7 7 Serbia 21.17 2023 +2.18% +3.15% View data
8 8 France 20.19 2023 +0.61% -0.69% View data
9 9 United Kingdom 12.52 2023 -0.4% +2.15% View data
10 10 Italy 12.46 2023 -3.44% -5.09% View data

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