In January-March, Ukraine decreased exports of iron ore and concentrate to the European Union by 9.4% YoY, to 3.66 million tons. In monetary terms exports decreased by 16.5%, to EUR 412.71 million. The Czech Republic bought 1.17 million tons (+7%), Poland – 1.08 million tons (+11.9%), Slovakia – 1.32 million tons (+14.7%) and Hungary –…
In March, Ukraine increased iron ore exports by 24.7% MoM, to 1.51 million tons. According to the State Customs Service, in monetary terms exports have increased by 33.2%, to $167.32 million. Compared with March 2022, exports decreased by 24.6% and by 41.6% respectively. In January-March, Ukraine exported 3.66 million tons of iron ore, down by…
In January, Ukrzaliznytsia increased iron ore transportation by 45% MoM, to 1.14 million tons. “After April 2022, when we transported 2.3 million tons of ore, volumes had been decreasing: in November-December 2022 they totaled 770-780 thousand tons of exports. But in January, we had good news: we transported 1.14 million tons, up by 358 thousand…
In 2023, Ukrzaliznytsia transported 1.7 million tons of iron and manganese ore, up by 46% YoY. Coal transportation dropped by 3.2%, to 2 million tons. As a whole, last month Ukrzaliznytsia transported 11.293 million tons of cargo, up by 11% MoM. (Ukrainian metal)
In November, Ukraine exported 783.2 thousand tons of iron ore, down by 26.8% MoM and by 80.2% YoY. In monetary terms exports have decreased by 29.9% MoM and by 76.8% YoY, to $72.6 million. In January-November, exports totaled 23.2 million tons valued at $2.84 billion, down by 42.9% and by 57.1% YoY respectively. While in…
In October, Ukrzaliznytsia transported 1.426 million tons of iron and manganese ore, down by 24.6% MoM and by 77.9% YoY. Export transportation grew by 0.7% MoM, to 971.8 thousand tons, accounting for 68%. Domestic transportation accounted for 32%, with 454 thousand tons transported, down by 13.6%. In particular, PGOK shipped 365 thousand tons, up by…
In October, Ukraine exported 1.07 million tons of iron ore, down by 21.1% MoM and by 70.9% YoY. According to the customs statistics, in monetary terms exports have dropped by 25.1% MoM and by 72.4% YoY, to $102.6 million. In January-October, Ukraine exported 22.44 million tons of iron ore valued at $2.77 billion, down by…
In August, Ukrzaliznytsia decreased iron and manganese ore transportation by 6.8% MoM, to 1.89 million tons. Compared with August 2021, transportation dropped 3.4-fold. In January-August, Ukrzaliznytsia transported around 20 million tons of iron ore raw materials. (Ukrainian metal)
In June, Ukrzaliznytsia decreased iron and manganese ore transportation via western border and the Danube ports of Izmail and Reni by 16.1% MoM, to 1.51 million tons. Overall exports amounted to 2.92 million tons, down by 10.2%, mainly due to the drop in ore transportation. Transportation via Izmail totaled 69.5 thousand tons, down from 428.4…
In January-June, Ukraine exported 17.01 million tons of iron ore and concentrate, down by 24.2% YoY. According to the customs statistics, in monetary terms exports dropped by 44.8%, to $2.16 billion. Slovakia was the main customer with the share of 18.68%, followed by China with 17.55% and Poland with 14.65%. Due to the blockade of…
In June, Ukraine exported 1.75 million tons of iron ore, down by 23% MoM and 2.45-fold YoY. In January-June, exports totaled 17 million tons, down by 24.1%. The main reason of the drop is the blockade of seaports by Russia. (Ukrainian metal)
Iron ore from Zaporozhye region will be supplied to metallurgical enterprises on the occupied territory of Donbas when the logistics of the previously seized lands is restored. The invaders intend to link all the occupied territory, so that for example, iron ore from Dneprorudnoye, where the Zaporozhye Iron Ore Complex is situated, which has the…
Because of high railroad tariffs, it’s unprofitable for Ukrainian manufacturers to ship ore to China. “Ukrainian railroad tariffs are very high. Tariffs in Europe are even higher. Combined, they make it unprofitable for us to ship ore to China,” Metinvest CEO Yuri Ryzhenkov has said. According to him, Ukrainian ore producers were forced to decrease…