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Photo – EU exported 6.4 million tons of long products in 2024
EU exported 6.4 million tons of long products in 2024

Product shipments grow for the second year in a row after a significant drop in 2022

Photo – Exports of semi-finished products from Ukraine in February increased by 49% m/m
Exports of semi-finished products from Ukraine in February increased by 49% m/m

More than 70% of products are exported to Bulgaria and Turkey

Photo – EU increased exports of flat products by 3.9% y/y in 2024
EU increased exports of flat products by 3.9% y/y in 2024

Exports increased for the first time since 2019

Photo – CBAM is the EU’s carbon border tax. What is it and how will it affect business?
CBAM is the EU’s carbon border tax. What is it and how will it affect business?

The situation is almost catastrophic – both we and our European partners will lose from it

Photo – Ukraine’s pig iron exports fell to a 26-month low in February
Ukraine’s pig iron exports fell to a 26-month low in February

Shipments decreased to 24.3 thousand tons due to the lack of supplies to the US

Photo – Ukraine reduced iron ore exports by 21.4% m/m in February
Ukraine reduced iron ore exports by 21.4% m/m in February

In January-February, shipments decreased by 1.2% y/y

Photo – EU trade restrictions on Ukraine: Taras Kachka spoke about the state of negotiations
EU trade restrictions on Ukraine: Taras Kachka spoke about the state of negotiations

No matter what happens, Ukraine will maintain a free trade regime with the EU

Photo – Germany reduced scrap exports to a record low in 2024
Germany reduced scrap exports to a record low in 2024

Shipments fell by 11% y/y – to 7.1 million tons

Photo – As a result of CBAM introduction Ukraine may lose $7.2 bln of GDP by 2030
As a result of CBAM introduction Ukraine may lose $7.2 bln of GDP by 2030

Export losses for the same period may amount to $4.7 billion, of which $3.3 billion refer to iron & steel products

Photo – Metinvest becomes Ukraine’s largest exporter in 2024 according to Forbes
Metinvest becomes Ukraine’s largest exporter in 2024 according to Forbes

The company generated $3.9 billion in exports, selling products in more than 50 countries

Photo – CBAM could result in a loss of $2.7 billion in investment for Ukraine in 2026-2030
CBAM could result in a loss of $2.7 billion in investment for Ukraine in 2026-2030

Potential losses for domestic exports over 5 years could amount to $4.7 billion

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