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The safety factor remains the main factor for 2025

Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, Ukrainian steel companies have been leaders in helping citizens and the country, and this work continues

The EU economy – our country's main economic partner – will continue to show weak growth in the future

Crude steel output in 2024 exceeded expectations, but the next year output could fall by 9%, exports by 16%

Thyssenkrupp Steel has recently announced plans to restructure, and the company continues to discuss a joint venture with Czech EPCG

Tariff hikes will deal a critical blow to Ukrainian industry and lead to the closure of many enterprises

War and damage to energy infrastructure remain key constraint factors for economic growth

These proposals were previously developed by business, but were not included in the document registered in the parliament

An increase in transportation costs by UAH 8-10 billion for iron & steel industry could lead to a reduction in production or even the suspension of operations of some companies