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Iran’s steel exports surpass 6.4 million tonnes in 11 months

Iran exported upwards of 6.4 million tonnes of steel and steel products in the eleven months to late February 2022, registering a 9%-rise year on year.

Steel mills in southern Khuzestan Province exported the highest amount of steel followed by the Isfahan Steel Mill.

The products exported included rebars, cast iron ingots, galvanized sheets and sponge iron, among other things.

Iran’s steel products are surplus to domestic requirements. Hence part of the products are exported.

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