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Photo – The EU scrap market balance in 2025
The EU scrap market balance in 2025

Weak steel production held back demand, while exports stabilized, with a focus on Turkey and Egypt

Photo – The total railways transportation of iron and steel has fallen by 53% since the start of the war
The total railways transportation of iron and steel has fallen by 53% since the start of the war

The iron and manganese ore shipments fell by 45%, while that of ferrous steel fell by 55%

Photo – From strength to vulnerability: Ukraine’s steel sector in 2025
From strength to vulnerability: Ukraine’s steel sector in 2025

Declining production, rising imports, and uncertainty surrounding the CBAM are jeopardizing the industry’s future

Photo – Ukraine’s iron ore mining sector remains under pressure in 2026
Ukraine’s iron ore mining sector remains under pressure in 2026

Falling prices, rising energy costs and CBAM reshape production and export dynamics

Photo – Pig iron imports to the EU: trends for 2010-2025
Pig iron imports to the EU: trends for 2010-2025

Due to sanctions, the EU cast iron market is becoming more diversified, with alternative suppliers gaining ground

Photo – Imports of semi-finished products to the EU rose by a third in 2025
Imports of semi-finished products to the EU rose by a third in 2025

Growth was observed in both the slab and square billet segments, and China’s market share increased particularly sharply

Photo – A win-win scenario: Ukrainian Railways’ scrap sales surged 2.2-fold in Q1
A win-win scenario: Ukrainian Railways’ scrap sales surged 2.2-fold in Q1

If this trend continues, UZ has a good chance of achieving a historic milestone — meeting its annual scrap sales target

Photo – The impact of the CBAM on iron and steel sector and the Ukrainian economy
The impact of the CBAM on iron and steel sector and the Ukrainian economy

The hardest hit will be the long products and billets sectors, while risks for flat products will rise sharply after 2029

Photo – In 2013-2025 Ukrainian steelmaking capacities decreased by 81%
In 2013-2025 Ukrainian steelmaking capacities decreased by 81%

Now Ukraine has no excess capacity, while room for steel production growth is limited

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