Вантажi: Ferrous metals
Metallurgical cargo transshipment in some Baltic Sea ports in February, thousand tonnes
Export deliveries of ferrous metals by railway in February 2025
The railway traffic of rolled steel products, semi-finished products, pipes, pig iron and scrap of ferrous metals decreased by 12% month-on-month to 670,000 t in Ukraine in February 2025 compared with January. In particular, exports dropped by 18% month-on-month to 393,000 t; domestic supplies rose by 3% month-on-month to 269,500 t
Metallurgical cargo transshipment in some Baltic Sea ports in January, thousand tonnes
Export deliveries of ferrous metals by railway in January 2025
Railway transportation of rolled products, semi-finished products, pipes, pig iron and ferrous metal scrap inched down by 4% to 760,000 t in Ukraine in January 2025 compared with December 2024. In particular, exports averaged some 478,800 t of such products (down 5% month-on-month)
Export deliveries of ferrous metals by railway from Ukraine in December 2024
The overall volume of railway transportation of rolled products, semi-finished products, pipes, pig iron and scrap of ferrous metals increased by 5% to 800,000 t in Ukraine in December compared with November. In particular, exports surged to 502,000 t (up 33% month-on-month).
Rail Cargo Hungaria switches imports of Ukrainian steel wire from road to rail
Rail Cargo Hungaria (RCH, part of Rail Cargo Group/ÖBB), a leading rail freight operator in Hungary, has successfully switched the supply of imported steel wire from Ukraine from road to rail. This solution has significantly reduced the negative environmental impact and optimized the logistics chain for OAM Ozdi Acelmuvek Kft
Metallurgical cargo transshipment in some Baltic Sea ports in December, thousand tonnes
Export deliveries of Ukrainian ferrous metals by railway in November 2024
The railway traffic of rolled steel products, semi-finished products, pipes, pig iron and scrap of ferrous metals increased by 2% month-on-month to 800,000 t in Ukraine in November. In particular, exports stepped up by 6% month-on-month to 378,000 t, while domestic supplies sagged by 3% month-on-month to 358,100 t.