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Confi rmed speakers:• Phil Bell, President, Steel Manufactures Association

• Tamara Lundgren, CEO, Schnitzer Steel

• Dan North, Chief Economist North America, Euler Hermes

• Sujit Sanyal, Vice President - Operations, ArcelorMittal Montréal

• John Gilstrap, Director of Safety, Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries

• Michael Kennedy, NAFTA Regional Manager, Purchasing, ArcelorMittal Dofasco

• Chris Risdon, Director, Supply Chain Management, Grede Holdings

• Andre Pujadas, President, Northern Region, PSC Metals

• Adam Mervis, President & CEO, Mervis Industries

• Tyler Adams, Regional Manager, SA Recycling

• Dave Dobronos Vice President, Sales, Ferrous Processing & Trading

• Robert Bellisle, President and CEO, ArcelorMittal Long Carbon Central America

• John Spruce, CEO, Advanced Steel Recovery

• David Hodory, Vice President, Marketing and Communications, David J Joseph Company

• Kevin Moore, Former Generals Motors Materials Technical Fellow, President, All Raw Materials Consulting

• Javier Perez Dominguez, Director of Operations, Reciclacentro

• Jay Jaywant, Director of Chartering, ICAP Shipping USA

• Nicole Leonard, Analyst, Bentek Energy

• Adam Parr, Vice President, Policy & Communications, Steel Manufacturers Association

• Ralph Pinkert, Executive Vice President – Business Development, Scrap Metal Services

• Pete Meyers, Vice President, Sales & Marketing, Metalico

• Atilla Widnell, Senior Analyst, Metal Bulletin Research

• Stan Kaplan, Director, Offi ce of Electricity, Renewables & Uranium Statistics, Energy Information Administration

• Pablo Duarte, Commercial Vice President, Tenova HYL/Energiron

• Henry Gaines, Director of Marketing, Midrex

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Taking place alongside the 2nd DRI & Minimills Conference, one registration grants access to both conferences

This year the 8th Steel Scrap Conference moves south as steelmaking stakeholders turn their eyes towards developments in the DRI industry. Refl ecting this important evolution in steel making in the US, the 8th Steel Scrap Conference will run alongside the 2nd DRI & Mini-mills Conference. While maintaining its well established focus on all issues pertaining to the steel scrap market, the conference will also be enhanced by plenary sessions that cover market changes in the steel industry, before splitting into the DRI and scrap specifi c conference days. With one registration to the Steel Scrap Conference allowing access to both streams, this is the only place to hear about the relationship between steel making and two of its key raw materials in the US market.

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Great event. Offers insight to a typically closed industry. The knowledge and experience of the speakers is unprecedented

Steven Cramer, Purchasing Manager, Eaton Steel Bar Company

2013 Attendees by Job Title:

CEO/Chairman/Director/President/Managing Director ....32% Head of Department/Region/Plant ..................................31% Procurement/Purchasing Manager .................................16% Sales/Marketing/Business Development Manager ..........15% Trader ...............................................................................4% Logistics Manager ............................................................2%

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Sample of Attending Companies in 2013:• Akat Scrap Metal Inc• Alex Stewart International

Corporation• American Iron & Metal Ottawa• AMG Resources• ArcelorMittal• Aventech International• BMO Harris Bank• Byer Steel• Cargill• Cascade Steel Rolling Mills• Charter Manufacturing Company• ClarkDietrich Building Systems• CME Group• CN Rail• Cohen Brothers• Combined Metal Industries• Consolidated Mill Supply Inc• Consolidated Scrap Resources• Coutinho & Ferrostaal• Credit Suisse• Crunch Risk• Dacs Inc• Daidokogyo Co Ltd• David J Joseph Company

• Derichebourg Recycling USA• Dongbu Steel• Dura Bar• Eaton Steel Corporation• EJ• EMPCO• Evraz NA• EXLTUBE• Ferrous Processing & Trading• Flack Steel Ltd• Fonderia Steel LLC• Frisa Forjados Sa de Cv• Gamma Tech• Gateway Railroad Dismantling LLC• Genesis Attachments• Gershow Recycling• Gold Metal Recyclers• Great Lakes Metal Trading• Green Metals Inc• Harsco Metals• Hatch Associates• Honda Trading America• HPG Corporation• ICAP Shipping USA• Ing Bonfi glioli Spa

• Kastle Systems• Kataman Metals• KYB Americas• LB Steel• Liberty Commodities• Loeb Lorman Metals Inc• Macquarie Futures• Macsteel International• McNeilus Steel Recycling• Med Trade Inc & Hoffman

Iron & Steel• Mervis Industries• Metalico• Metals Industries Advisory

Group LLC• Metals USA• MGK International Inc• Midrex Technologies Inc• Mitsui & Co (USA) Inc• MRO Resources LLC• Muskingum Iron & Metal• National Material Company• Neenah Foundry Company• Norfolk Southern Corporation• North Star Bluescope Steel LLC

• Northern Metal Recycling• OmniSource Corporation• Phenix Metal• POSCO• Premier Recycling Sarnia Ltd• PSC Metals• Raw Materials & Ironmaking

Global Consulting• Reciclacentro• Recycling Consultants• Rexnord• Rivore Metals• Rochester Iron and Metal• SA Recycling• Sadoff Iron & Metal Company• Schnitzer Steel Industries Inc• Scrap Metal Services LLC• Scrap Price Bulletin• Sennebogen LLC• Severstal• Shiloh Industries• Shimabun Corporation• Shri Badrinarain Alloys & Steels• Sims Metal Management• SKF USA Inc

• SMS All Star Metal LLC• Steel Dynamics/Omnisource• Steel Manufacturers Association• Stout Risius Ross Advisors• SunCoke Energy Inc• Tempel• Tenova• The David J Joseph Company• The Timken Company• Thermo Fisher Scientifi c• TMK IPSCO• Tri-Miss Services Inc• Triple M Metal• TROPAG Oscar H. Ritter

Nachf. GmbH• TSI Incorporated• Tube City IMS• UNS• US Ferrous Trading Division• Tube City IMS LLC• Vtorinvest Holding SA• W Silver Recycling Inc• Waupaca Foundry Inc• Welhunt• Worthington Industries

Day oneWednesday September 10

12:00 Registration desk opens

Plenary session in conjunction with the 2nd DRI & Mini-mills Conference1:00pm Keynote panel - Economic health of

North American steel mills

• How is US economic growth aiding steel mills? How is this impacting the products made and purchasing requirements?

• Imports and global trade balance: What is the latest on the trade cases? How is overcapacity in the steel industry being navigated?

• Skilled labor retention: How could a lack of skilled labor curtail the predicted steel industry expansion?

• What concerns do steel mills have about the supply of raw materials? How are raw materials preferences shifting?

• What investments in DRI plants are occurring and where are they likely to be in the future?Sujit Sanyal, Vice President - Operations, ArcelorMittal, MontréalAdditional panelists to be announced

2:00pm Macroeconomics of US manufacturing and steel

• What indicators are there of potential economic growth in the US?

• The outlook for global economic growth• Automotive and construction: How are key steel

demand sectors recovering?• Fiscal and monetary policy overview and forecasts• Re-industrialization and re-shoring: The return of

manufacturing to the US and its ongoing potentialDan North, Chief Economist North America, Euler Hermes

2:45pm Networking coffee break in conjunction with the 2nd DRI & Mini-mills Conference

3:30pm Metallics panel - How do the available mini-mill feedstock compare?

• Scrap, DRI and pig iron: How do the metallics prices interact and how might this impact demand?

• How will pig iron react to competition from DRI?• How might different grades of scrap be impacted

by DRI as the market matures?• How can DRI be used in conjunction with scrap?

What metallurgical advantages are there?• What are the advantages of diversifying feedstock?

Atilla Widnell, Senior Analyst, Metal Bulletin ResearchHenry Gaines, Director of Marketing, MidrexPablo Duarte, Commercial Vice President, Tenova HYL/EnergironRobert Bellisle, President and CEO, ArcelorMittal Long Carbon Central AmericaAdam Mervis, President & CEO, Mervis Industries

5:00pm Shale gas revolution - Facts, fi gures and forecasts

• The impact of shale gas on American industry and future opportunities

• What are the political and environmental challenges for shale gas production?

• LNG export: When will it take off? What impact will it have on the price of natural gas?Nicole Leonard, Analyst, Bentek EnergyStan Kaplan, Director, Offi ce of Electricity, Renewables & Uranium Statistics, Energy Information Administration

5:45pm Networking coffee break in conjunction with 2nd DRI & Mini-mills Conference

Day twoThursday September 11

Session I: US supply and demand dynamics for steel scrap

8:45am Keynote address – The health of the scrap industry

Tamara Lundgren, CEO, Schnitzer Steel

9:15am Scrap production and consumption trends

• Will the global supply of shredded scrap relative to other grades continue to increase?

• What are the pricing trends for different grades of scrap?

• How are prices impacting steel mills’ material choice?

• Is dealer speculation causing instability of scrap fl ow to end-users?Phil Bell, President, Steel Manufactures AssociationChris Risdon, Director, Supply Chain Management, Grede HoldingsAndre Pujadas, President, Northern Region, PSC MetalsMichael Kennedy, NAFTA Regional Manager, Purchasing, ArcelorMittal Dofasco

10:15am Automotive growth in the US and its impact on scrap

• Is this the shining star for the US steel industry?• What impact is it expected to have on sources

of scrap?• Is the aluminum versus steel debate a concern or

an opportunity for diversifying sources of scrap?Kevin Moore, Former Generals Motors Materials Technical Fellow, President, All Raw Materials Consulting

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10:45am Networking coffee break in conjunction with 2nd DRI & Mini-mills Conference

Session II: Pricing, margins and quality11:30pm Panel discussion – Regional pricing and

supply dynamics

• What are the pricing dynamics and outlook for the major scrap regions?

• How will new mill locations impact scrap demand regionally? Is a surplus in bushelling still expected?

• How will scrap logistics be impacted?• What will happen to the domestic market as the

US and global economic growth bifurcates?Tyler Adams, Regional Manager, SA RecyclingPete Meyers, Vice President, Sales & Marketing, MetalicoDavid Hodory, Vice President, Marketing and Communications, David J Joseph CompanyRalph Pinkert, Executive Vice President – Business Development, Scrap Metal Services

12:30pm Quality and safety of scrap streams

• Has the typical export scrap package infi ltrated the domestic market as a result of weakened export demand?

• Are HMS packages deteriorating?• Are shredders still having to shred atypical

feedstock? How is this impacting buyers?• Dangerous objects in the scrap stream: How is the

issue of detection being addressed?• What are the latest concerns about perforating

guns and other material from the oil and gas industry?Adam Parr, Vice President, Policy & Communications, Steel Manufacturers AssociationJohn Gilstrap, Director of Safety, Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries

1.00pm Networking lunch in conjunction with 2nd DRI & Mini-mills Conference

2:30pm Diversifying material – Opportunities to expand margins

• What are the opportunities for value from shredding other forms of scrap?

• What has been the investment in non-ferrous recovery equipment?

• Where are the sources of material most likely to come from?Dave Dobronos, Vice President, Sales, Ferrous Processing & Trading

Session III: East and west coast export realities

3:00pm Seaborne scrap trends

• Are world scrap trade volumes expected to increase in coming years? What impact is this having on seaborne freight costs?

• How are volatile oil prices impacting risk in the freight industry?

• Are greater portions of collected scrap now positioned to be exported as a result of freight rates for containerized scrap?

Jay Jaywant, Director of Chartering, ICAP Shipping USA

3.30pm Networking coffee break in conjunction with 2nd DRI & Mini-mills Conference

4:00pm Export markets – Changing patterns of demand

• How much is scrap is consumed in steel production in the major export markets at the moment?

• What are domestic utilization rates? Could the supply cope if there were a pick-up in export demand?

• Container versus bulk export outlooks: Which markets look most appealing and where is material being sourced from? Where might increases in EAF investments be seen?

• Geopolitical instability: How could recent political events impact the movement of scrap and the health of domestic steel industries?

• Is Turkey’s steel market expected to stay subdued? Is Turkey looking to Europe over the US for its scrap?

• Asia: Is Japanese scrap attractive for Asian buyers? Is China still favoring iron ore over scrap? Is the Indian market picking up in activity? What is demand like in South Korea and how is it set to change?

• Mexico: How will the recent US import tax ruling impact the health of the Mexican steel industry? Will it impact demand for scrap from the US?Javier Perez Dominguez, Director of Operations, ReciclacentroAtilla Widnell, Senior Analyst, Metal Bulletin ResearchJohn Spruce, CEO, Advanced Steel RecoveryAdditional panelists to be announced

Session IV: Technology5:00pm Technological developments in scrap processing

• Presentations on the latest equipment and processing developments

5:30pm End of day two and close of conference

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Day twoThursday September 11

Session I: Raw materials and feedstock9:00am Iron ore panel - Availability of DR

grade pellets

• Where are DR pellets available? In what quantities?

• How feasible is forward integration into DRI production?Steve Baisden, Vice President, Corporate Development and Emerging Business, Cliffs Natural ResourcesJose Carlos Martins, Executive Director of Ferrous and Strategy, ValeBasil Botha, President & CEO, Northern Iron Corp

10:15am Merchant DRI/HBI – Where will supply come from?

• Binding agents, higher energy requirements and slagging issues: To what extent is HBI a viable merchant product?

• Is high carbon DRI the answer for the merchant market?

• How does HBI fi t into steel mills raw material supply program?Lynn Lupori, Managing Consultant, Hatch

10:45am Networking coffee break in conjunction with the 8th Steel Scrap Conference

Session II: Utilizing DRI12:00pm DRI technology - How do the available DRI

technologies compare?• Module size: Are mega modules the way forward

for US DRI?• Alternative DRI technology: How are alternative

technologies developing? What kind of capacities are feasible?Mark Boedecker, Plant Sales Manager, MidrexAlessandro Martinis, Executive Vice President, Ironmaking Technology, Danieli/EnergironIan Cameron, Senior Director, Hatch

12:30pm EAF burdening – How can EAF burdening best utilize DRI?

• What effects does partial DRI burdening have on energy consumption, tap to tap time and fi nished product?

• How does DRI-analysis affect the possibility of having an MgO saturated slag and low refractory wear?Dr Rutger Gyllenram, Managing Partner, Kobolde & Partners

1:00pm Networking lunch in conjunction with the 8th Steel Scrap Conference

2:30pm Value in use of DRI

• How can DRI be used in conjunction with scrap?• What metallurgical advantages are there?

Sujit Sanyal, Vice President - Operations, ArcelorMittal Montréal

3:00pm DRI based steel making – Experiences, advantages and improvements

• DRI plant case study• Hot DRI: What effects does it have on energy

inputs, refractory products, tap to tap times and productivity?

3.30pm Networking coffee break in conjunction with the 8th Steel Scrap Conference

Session III: Mini-mill optimization4:00pm EAF technology – Evolutions and adaptions

for DRI

• How are EAFs set up for DRI?• How are new EAF technologies improving

energy effi ciency, production and fi nished products?

4:30pm DRI use in blast furnace - How can DRI be utilized in primary steel making?

• What effects can DRI have on production effi ciency?

• How does the use of DRI/HBI affect coke requirements and carbon emissions?Dr Joseph Poveromo, President, Raw Materials & Ironmaking Global Consulting

Session IV: Safe handling and shipping of DRI

5:00pm Logistics and shipping panel – Guidelines and best practices for DRI and pellet shipping

• IMO guidelines and domestic shipping: What is required to ship DRI safely?

• How far is it feasible to ship DRI from current producers?

• How can the misrepresentation of DRI cargo be combated?Jay Jaywant, Director of Chartering, ICAP Shipping USA

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Whether you buy or sell scrap, or associated products, this is an ideal opportunity to use a new channel to reach your customers and make new business contacts.

For sponsorship and exhibition opportunities, please contact: Mary Connors on +1 646 274 6250 or mconnors@amm.com

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Sponsorship gets your brand in front of a senior, decision making audience. It associates your company with the premier industry event of its kind, right through our pre- and post- event marketing campaigns. American Metal Market boasts an unparalleled international reach and attracts large audiences of high level executives. This is a unique chance to raise your company’s profi le, stay ahead of the competition and to be seen as a leading player in the ferrous scrap industry with maximum exposure prior, during and after the event.There are also opportunities for exhibition stands in the refreshment area alongside the conference. This gives you the platform to meet face-to face with key industry fi gures and discuss the products and services your company has to offer. In addition to this, exhibition stands are located in a prominent position visible to every attendee.

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