Ukraine’s iron and steel industry

Украинские производители стали могут снизить выпуск на 25% в апреле-мае (c) shutterstock.com
Ukrainian steel producers may cut steel production by 25% in April–May

According to the GMK Center Chief Analyst, the sector will be able to recover to the pre-crisis state in 2021

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Ukraine’s industrial production decline slowed down to 1.5% in February

Production of steel and finished steel products declined by 4.1%

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Ukraine’s ore exports grew by 20.1% in January–February

China bought more than a half of Ukrainian raw materials

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Ukraine’s mining & metals sector reduced steel production by 0.4%

Production of rolled products increased by 7.3% over a month

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Ukraine’s mining & metals sector reduced gas consumption by 2% in 2019

Consumption of electricity declined by 5% over the year

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Ukraine’s exports of semi-finished products fell by 4.8% in 2019

Conversely, Ukraine’s imports of semi-finished products increased in physical terms

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Ukraine’s pig iron exports fell by 23.8% in 2019

The U.S. was the largest importer of Ukrainian pig iron

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Ukraine’s exports of iron ore increased by 18.5% in 2019

China bought more than a third of Ukrainian raw materials

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Rail transportation of metals fell by 5% in 2019

Ukrzaliznytsia (Ukrainian Railways) increased its rail transportation of iron and manganese ores by 2.7%

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Downsizing is what Ukrainian companies have in mind

A survey by the NBU showed a deterioration in business expectations for 2020

The TOP 6 risks for Ukraine’s steel industry in 2020

What will await Ukraine’s steel industry next year?

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