Companhia Sider'rgica Nacional or National Steel Company is one of the largest fully integrated steel producers in Brazil and Latin America in terms of crude steel production. The Steel segment comprises a portfolio of diverse products and provides an international footprint by means of international subsidiaries and exports from Brazil. In flat steel segment, NSC is a fully-integrated steelmaker. Steelworks produces a broad line of steel products, including slabs, hot and cold rolled, galvanized and tin mill products for the distribution, packaging, automotive, home appliance and construction industries. In Mining unit, NSC owns a number of high quality iron ore mines, strategically located within Brazil's 'Iron Ore Quadrangle'. In Logistics unit, NSC's vertical integration strategy and the synergies among business units are strongly dependent on the logistics needed to guarantee the transportation of inputs at low cost....
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