Metals
PwC’s Fortune 500 and Fortune 1000 audit share of metals companies by revenue is greater than that of any other accounting firm. With a combination of the discipline of a public accounting firm with the creativity of a consulting firm, we create lasting value for you by bringing together the precision, structure, and deep analytical capabilities of audit and tax and the creative mindset and problem-solving skills of consulting. We are objective in our work and careful to use fact-based approaches and replicable methodologies. We begin with the end in mind and consider implications across strategy, structure, people, process, and technology. With a focus on action, impact, and value, we don’t just assess and recommend; we also help you implement with agility and flexibility. We take advantage of our global reach and inter-disciplinary talent to deliver what you need, when and where you need it.
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Forging ahead: Q3 2013metals industry mergers and acquisitions analysis Each edition global deal activity for the quarter and the year-to-date, and takes a closer look at the large deals and industry trends. Learn more and review the data online > |
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A homecoming for US manufacturing? Why a resurgence in US manufacturing may be the next big bet The manufacturing sector in the US is rebounding. Factors that could impact reshoring decisions include labor, materials, transportation/energy costs, market demand, the availability of talent and capital, tax rates, and currency fluctuations. Read more about the US manufacturing homecoming > |
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Hard commodities: Metals volatility Metals industry executive interviews reveal that metals companies need to go beyond a solid hedging strategy and develop an agile risk assessment methodology to capitalize on emerging opportunities. Read more > |
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Assessing tax: 2012 tax rate benchmarking study Our annual tax rate benchmarking study for industrial products and services companies. This edition includes a section with benchmarking data for metals companies. Learn more |
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Minerals and metals scarcity in manufacturing: The ticking time bomb Why senior executives of leading global manufacturing companies see resource scarcity as a major issue over the coming five years—and what they are planning to do about it. |
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Shale gas: A renaissance in US manufacturing? A PwC analysis finds that full-scale and robust shale gas development through 2025 could yield a number of potential benefits for the industrial manufacturing, chemicals, and metals industries. |
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Metals publications Publications of interest to metals company executives on M&A, the economic outlook, sustainability, and taxation. |
How we can help: Deep industry experience, global reach
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Meet the PwC Metals practice
Our Metals practice serves ferrous and nonferrous primary and secondary metals producers through a network of nearly 1,000 professionals strategically located around the world who provide assurance, tax, and advisory services. Central to the successful delivery of our services is an in-depth understanding of today’s industry issues, in addition to a wealth of specialized resources and “best practices” that help in solving complex business challenges. Our highly-skilled team encourages dialogue on top-of-mind trends and issues through active participation in industry conferences and associations, such as the American Iron and Steel Institute, as well as through industry-focused publications and Web forums.Meet the Metals practice leaders.
PwC Industrial Products Leader Bob McCutcheon discusses findings from this recent report.Shale gas: A renaissance in US manufacturing?
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Sean Hoover- US Metals industry leader
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