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Vadim Kolisnichenko

Vadim Kolisnichenko

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Experience in the media - 3 years. Works with the topics of metallurgy, mechanical engineering, energy and public procurement. Education: Bachelor of Applied Statistics, graduated from KNEU V. Hetman in 2020.

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5389 author publications of the site

Authors publications

Photo – Ukrainian Railways increased iron ore exports by 20.4% m/m in November

News Infrastructure Ukrzaliznytsia

06 December 2023

Ukrainian Railways increased iron ore exports by 20.4% m/m in November

Volumes of transportation of ferrous metals for export increased by 23.1% m/m

Photo – Spain increased rolled steel imports from third countries by 46.1% y/y in September

News Global Market Spain

06 December 2023

Spain increased rolled steel imports from third countries by 46.1% y/y in September

The export of steel products for the month fell by 20.6% y/y

Photo – Trains have been running non-stop on the Giurgiulėszty-Etulia section since December

News Infrastructure rail transportation

06 December 2023

Trains have been running non-stop on the Giurgiulėszty-Etulia section since December

The first non-stop trip from Giurgiulesti station to Etulia station were made on December 1, 3 and 4

Photo – Zaporizhkoks increased production by 17.7% y/y in January-November

News Companies Zaporizhkoks

06 December 2023

Zaporizhkoks increased production by 17.7% y/y in January-November

In November, the company increased blast furnace coke output by 2.6% y/y

Photo – Oman significantly increases slabs export despite the lack of production capacity

News Global Market slabs

06 December 2023

Oman significantly increases slabs export despite the lack of production capacity

In January-October 2023, the country exported 1.53 million tons of slabs, while in 2022 the figure was at the level of 1.33 million tons

Photo – Global rebar prices increased during November

News Global Market rebar prices

05 December 2023

Global rebar prices increased during November

Prices were supported by the increase in production costs, in particular due to the increase in the cost of scrap and iron ore

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