Drivers of Copper Use Change (2005-2018): Insights from AMA Meeting

Dec 30, 2025

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This presentation from the AMA meeting on May 1st, 2014, explores the factors influencing copper usage from 2005 to 2018. It analyzes the impact of industrial production, direct melt scrap, and key drivers including substitution and miniaturization. The figures reflect total copper use, providing insights into how structural market growth has shaped demands. Understanding these elements is crucial for stakeholders in the copper industry, offering a comprehensive view of trends and alterations in copper consumption over time.

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Drivers of Copper Use Change (2005-2018): Insights from AMA Meeting

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Drivers of Copper Use Change Illustrative Slides AMA Meeting Date: May 1st 2014
Drivers of Copper Use Change 2005-2018 Industrial Production and Other Drivers of Copper Use Change Figures relate to total copper use, including direct melt scrap. IP change converted to a tonnage number.
The Drivers, Excluding IP Change Effect of Substitution & Miniaturisation vs Structural Market Growth
Drivers of Copper Use Change 2005-2018 Impact on Refined Copper – Bringing in the Direct Melt Scrap Dimension Impact of substitution, miniaturisation and structural change adjusted to take account of scrap share.