In September, Ukrainian seaports exported 18.8 thousand tons of scrap, up 8-fold YoY, but down by 43.2% MoM. In August, exports fell by 55.7% MoM, to 33.1 thousand tons. In July, scrap export grew by 15.9% MoM, to 75.6 thousand tons. In January-September, seaports exported 285.75 thousand tons of scrap, up 13.3-fold YoY. (Ukrainian metal)
In January-September, Ukraine exported 455.398 thousand tons of ferrous scrap, up 18.1-fold YoY. In September, exports reached 44.966 thousand tons. According to the State Customs Service, in monetary terms exports have grown 27.2-fold, to $175.584 million. Imports increased by 26.7%, to 17.197 thousand tons, valued at $31.807 million, up 2.05-fold. The main suppliers were Turkey…
In January-August, Ukraine exported $175.59 million worth of ferrous scrap, up 27-fold YoY. According to the State Customs Service, in September exports amounted to $18.44 million, up from $1.13 million in September 2020. In 8 months, imports grew 2.05-fold, to $31.81 million, with $2.87 million imported in September. (Ukrainian metal)
Some 435 tons of scrap procured under the Clean Arctic project in the Yakutia settlement of Tiksi has been delivered to the Nizhniy Bestyakh cargo terminal. The scrap was loaded into containers and sent via railroad to Amurstal. There are 437 places of accumulation in Yakutia, with 84% situated in the Artic zone. On the…
In January-August, Ukraine exported 410.43 thousand tons of ferrous scrap, up 19.93-fold YoY, including 75.84 thousand tons in August. According to the State Customs Statistics, revenue grew 29.5-fold, to $157.15 million. Imports in 8 months amounted to 15.89 thousand tons valued at $28.94 million, up by 31.7% and 2.1-fold YoY respectively. The main suppliers were…
In January-July, metal companies received 2222 thousand tons of scrap, up by 42% YoY. Imports accounted for 1887 thousand tons, up by 22%. Exports grew by 1841%, to 335 thousand tons. (Ukrainian metal)
In January-July, Ukraine exported 334.6 thousand tons of scrap, up 20-fold YoY. Import amounted to 14.8 thousand tons, up by 39.1%. Scrap procurement grew by 43.1%, to 2.34 million tons. Metal companies received 1.9 million tons of scrap, up by 23.1%. (Ukrainian metal)
On July 23-30, metal companies increased buying prices for scrap from 7800 UAH to 9600 UAH per ton. Scrap deliveries to metal companies dropped from 63.9 thousand tons to 61.4 thousand tons. Scrap need was estimated at 60.2 thousand tons. Scrap stocks amounted to 190 thousand tons, down from 224 thousand tons a week earlier.…
In June, Ukraine for the first time exported ferrous scrap to Belarus. According to Ukrmetallurgprom president Aleksander Kalenkov, BMZ was probably the customer. Even though the export volumes to Belarus are small, they are symbolic nevertheless. “Turkey and Transnistria are traditional buyers of Ukrainian scrap. With the latter being a Russian enclave receiving energy resources…
ArcelorMittal Kriviy Rih supports the imposition of a ferrous scrap export ban until the end of 2023. According to the company CEO Mauro Longobardo, the main buyers of Ukrainian scrap are Turkish metal plants. Using cheaper raw materials from Ukraine they later create competition for Ukrainian companies on their own market. “Scrap goes to Turkey,…
In January-June, Ukraine increased export of ferrous scrap 13.7-fold YoY, to 230.97 thousand tons, including 84.63 thousand tons in June. According to the State Customs Service, in monetary terms exports have grown 19.2-fold, to $82.86 million. Imports went up by 36.6%, to 12.55 thousand tons valued at $22.331 million, up 2.1-fold. The main suppliers were…
Interpipe Steel has asked the Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal to prohibit the export of scrap until December 31, 2023. “Scrap is the main raw material for our operation. We depend on its availability”, the company said on its page in Facebook. According to it, the scrap procurement in Ukraine is rather complex. In 2020, procurement…
The Ukrtruboprom Association has asked the Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal to prohibit the export of ferrous scrap until the end of 2023. In his letter the association CEO Georgy Polskiy said, that in 2020 the Ukrainian pipe industry was in a difficult situation. Because of the drop in oil prices and coronavirus limitation, consumption of…