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In November Ukraine increased its steel output by 3.1% YoY, to 1.88 million tons. This allowed it to keep 10th position among 66 steel manufacturers, according to the World Steel Association.
The supervisory board of the Zaporozhye Aluminum Works has elected Dmitry Lobikov the CEO of the company.
Management of the major Ukrainian mining and metal companies has addressed the government asking it to impose a moratorium on the railroad cargo transportation tariffs increase.
In November Ukraine produced 1853 thousand tons of pig iron, down by 10.4%, or by 216 thousand tons MoM.
In November Ukraine produced 1887 thousand tons of steel, down by 6.6%, or by 133 thousand tons MoM.
Lvivugol has received payment for coal supplied to the thermal power stations.
In November Ukraine exported $97.35 million worth of flat rolled products, while imports reached $34.79 million.
The government of the so-called Donetsk People’s Republic is pondering selling coal to Europe and the Near East.
In November Ukraine produced 1011 thousand tons of 6% moisture bulk coke, down by 12.5%, or by 145 thousand tons MoM.
Corum Group claims the deal of selling the main fan made by Donetskgormash to a Kazakhstan company is illegal.
In November Ukraine produced 1603 thousand tons of rolled metal, down by 10.4%, or by 186 thousand tons MoM.
Dneprospetsstsal (Zaporozhye) has put a new liquid oxygen gasification and storing system into operation.
The State informational-analytical center Gosvneshinform says ferrous scrap prices will fall by $5 to $160 per ton FOB.