Ukraine: Stalkanat-Silur ends 2014 with losses
In 2014 the major metal wares manufacturer Stalkanat-Silur (formerly Stalkanat, Odessa) received 195.82 million UAH of losses.
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In 2014 Zaporozhye Iron Ore Complex (ZZHRK) received 1.09 billion UAH of income.
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In January-February the major exporter of iron ore pellets in the CIS countries was Poltava Mining And Processing Works (PGOK, controlled by Ferrexpo). The company exported 1.81 million tons of pellets to Europe, Near East, Japan and China.
Ukraine: Zaporozhye Vtormet losses in 2014
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METALS OF UKRAINE & RUSSIA: SILICOMANGANESE, FEBRUARY 2015
Month Russian market, $/t, $1/RUR61.272* Ukrainian market, $/t without VAT, $1/UAH27.763* min max min max January 932.25 1093.35 636.34 664.61 February 932.25 1093.35 636.34 664.61 * – Ukrainian Hrivna and Russian Rouble exchange rates are as of 28.02.15 according to the National Bank of Ukraine and the Central Bank of the Russian Federation. (Ukrainian Metal)
DetailsMETALS OF UKRAINE & RUSSIA: FERROMANGANESE, FEBRUARY 2015
Month Russian market, $/t, $1/RUR61.272* Ukrainian market, $/t without VAT, $1/UAH27.763* min max min max January 767.75 925.38 593.71 605.57 February 767.75 925.38 593.71 605.57 * – Ukrainian Hrivna and Russian Rouble exchange rates are as of 28.02.15 according to the National Bank of Ukraine and the Central Bank of the Russian Federation. (Ukrainian Metal)…
DetailsMETALS OF UKRAINE & RUSSIA: COKE (fraction 25+ mm), FEBRUARY 2015
Month Russian market, $/t, $1/RUR61.272* Ukrainian market, $/t, $1/UAH27.763* Export, Ukraine, $/t, FOB Black sea ports min max min max min max January 102.68 104.04 111.06 114.66 205.00 210.00 February 146.40 165.66 222.24 225.66 205.00 210.00 * – Ukrainian Hrivna and Russian Rouble exchange rates are as of 28.02.15 according to the National Bank of…
DetailsMETALS OF UKRAINE & RUSSIA: SINTER ORE, FEBRUARY 2015
Month Russian market, $/t, $1/RUR61.272* Ukrainian market, $/t, $1/UAH27.763* Export, Ukraine, $/t, DAF Ukrainian border Export, Russia, $/t, DAF Russian border min max min min min max min max January 13.60 16.05 19.21 24.01 40.00 45.00 45.00 50.00 February 21.22 26.93 28.82 36.02 40.00 45.00 45.00 50.00 * – Ukrainian Hrivna and Russian Rouble exchange…
DetailsMETALS OF UKRAINE & RUSSIA: PELLETS, FEBRUARY 2015
Russian export prices are down by $10.
METALS OF UKRAINE & RUSSIA: CONCENTRATE, FEBRUARY 2015
Russian export prices are down by $23-25.
Ukraine: DMKD output down in January-February 2015
In January-February Dneprovsky Iron and Steel Works named after F. Dzerzhinsky (DMKD) produced 399 thousand tons of rolled metal, 366 thousand tons of steel and 347 thousand tons of pig iron, all down by 8.5%, 14.5% and 9.2% YoY respectively.
Ukraine: Dniepropetrovsk Tube Works decreased its losses in 2014
In 2014 Dniepropetrovsk Tube Works decreased its net losses by 59.2%, to 98.857 million UAH YoY.
Ukraine: government prolongs scrap metal VAT exemption until 2017
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has prolonged its resolution defining a list of ferrous and nonferrous scrap metal, the transactions with which, in particular imports, are exempt from value added tax (VAT) until January 1, 2017.