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Iran’s Iron and Steel Exports Plummet 4.7% in Q1: Key Insights into the Market Shift
Iran’s iron and steel export sector has shown remarkable growth, earning $1.602 billion in the three months leading to June 21, according to the Iranian Steel Producers Association (ISPA). Shipments increased by 17.3% year-on-year, totaling 8.958 million metric tons. Notably, finished steel exports fell by 27% in volume, while mild steel exports rose by 8% to 1.686 million metric tons, generating $697 million. Raw iron exports surged by 30%, bringing in $575 million. Iran’s focus on enhancing production and export capabilities positions it as a significant player in the global steel market, adapting well to changing dynamics.
