Username： Password：
Join Free | Subscribe Now | Member Area | 中文版
PRODUCTS
Chrome Manganese Nickel Iron Ore Silicon Metal Ferrosilicon Titanium Zircon Steel Minor Metals Vanadium Molybdenum Tungsten Magnesium Base metals
Pricemore>>
14 MarGlobal manganese ore market prices by origins on 14 Mar...14 MarGlobal chrome ore market prices by origins on 14 March ...14 MarChinese spot manganese ore prices on 14 March 202514 MarGlobal iron ore market export prices by origins on 14 M...14 MarChinese chrome ore spot price on 14 March 202514 MarGlobal ferrochrome market prices by origins on 14 March...14 MarGlobal titanium ilmenite market prices by origins on 14...14 MarPhilippines nickel ore market export prices on 14 March...14 MarGlobal ferromanganese market prices on 14 March 202514 MarGlobal silicon manganese market prices on 14 March 2025
Statisticsmore>>
14 MarIron ore stocks at China ports on 14 March 202507 MarChrome ore inventory at China ports on 7 March 202507 MarChrome ore port inventory in China by origins on 7 Marc...07 MarManganese ore inventory at China ports on 7 March 202507 MarNickel ore inventory at China ports on 7 March 202507 MarIron ore stocks at China ports on 7 March 202528 FebManganese ore inventory at China ports on 28 February 2...28 FebChrome ore inventory at China ports on 28 February 202528 FebChrome ore port inventory in China by origins on 28 Feb...28 FebChina's HC ferromanganese output in January 2025
Industry NewsThe current position: Homepage > News > Industry News

Turkey to prioritize low-carbon, high-value steel in 2025

Time:Wed, 05 Feb 2025 09:21:08 +0800

keywords :

The Mediterranean Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Metals Exporters Association (ADMIB) announced that Turkish steel manufacturers will focus on low-carbon and value-added steel production in 2025 to expand their global market share. 

In 2024, Turkey's steel exports grew by 8.7% to US$16 billion, though ADMIB did not disclose export tonnage. 

Key strategies include innovation, sustainability, and market diversification, with continued efforts to develop eco-friendly projects and energy-efficient technologies. 

Before the Section 232 tariffs under Trump’s first term, the US was a major destination for Turkish steel. Turkish producers now see the potential to regain competitiveness if the US imposes tariffs on China, Mexico, and Canada. Meanwhile, the EU remains Turkey’s largest steel market, and Turkey plans to strengthen its presence in Africa in 2025.
About us|Contact us|Subscriber Terms|Advertisement
CopyRight©2025 Mining-Bulletin www.mining-bulletin.com All Rights Reserved.