In January-May railroads transported 11.86 million tons of ferrous metals, down by 0.3% YoY, including 11.57 million tons for export, down by 2.1%, and 287.84 thousand tons for import, up 3.9-fold. Export transportation to the port of Novorossiysk totaled 4.59 million tons, down by 7.6% YoY, to St. Petersburg port – 2.4 million tons, up…
In January-March Russia exported 10.3 million tons of ferrous metals, up by 1.3% YoY. Imports of steel pipes increased by 16.1% mostly due to the growth of supplies from CIS (by 37.2%). According to the Federal Customs Service, ferrous exports were valued at $4.4 billion, up by 57.4%. Exports to far foreign countries decreased by…
In January-April Russian seaports throughput of ferrous metals dropped by 0.4% YoY, to 9.68 million tons, with exports at 9.46 million tons, down by 2.1%, and imports at 220.53 thousand tons, up 3.7-fold. Railroad exports to port Novorossiysk totaled 3.58 million tons, down by 8.3% YoY, St. Petersburg – 2.1 million tons, up by 24.7%,…
In January-April Ukraine increased ferrous metals export revenue by 27.4% YoY, to $2.64 billion. Ferrous metals share was 19.26% of the total exports. According to the State Fiscal Service, metal wares exports increased by 25% YoY, to $262.3 million (1.9% of the total exports). Last year ferrous metals exports revenue decreased by 10.3% YoY, to…
In January-February Donetsk region exported $614.9 million worth of goods, up by 58.6% YoY. The region exported to 69 countries. Italy was the main importer with $115.3 million, up by 53.7% YoY, followed by Russia ($103.9 million, up 2.6-fold), Turkey ($52.3 million, up by 24%) and USA ($46.2 million, up 2.1-fold). Ferrous metals exports brought…
In January-February Russian ports transshipped 114.8 million tons of cargo, up by 8.2% YoY. According to the Association of the Sea Trade Ports, the positive dynamics was the result of the increase in coal throughput (by 15.2% YoY, to 20.9 million tons) and ferrous metals (by 2.5%, to 4.5 million tons). (Ukrainian metal)
In January Russia transported 5.9 million tons of ferrous metals via its railroad network, up by 7.3% YoY. The key importers, which increased volumes, were Turkey (up by 25% YoY), Taiwan (up by 10%) and the USA (up 1.5-fold). At the same time Italy decreased imports by 15%. In the short term ferrous metals exports…
In January the Novosibirsk subsidiary of the First Cargo Company (PGK) transported 13.6 thousand tons of cargo, up by 44.5% YoY. The main cargo was wood and ferrous metals. The cargo was shipped to local consumers as well as to Asian countries. (Ukrainian metal)