267,815 tonnes traded on the Iran Mercantile Exchange on Monday 12 Mordad, with the industrial hall leading volumes
4 August 2026 | 3 months ago
The Iran Mercantile Exchange hosted trade in 267,815 tonnes of goods on Monday, 12 Mordad 1405 (August 3, 2026), with the industrial hall leading volumes at 116,967 tonnes. That hall traded 101,235 tonnes of bloom and billet, 13,152 tonnes of steel sheet, 2,375 tonnes of copper wire and rod, 130 tonnes of rebar and 75 tonnes of zinc ingot.
The export hall hosted trade in 53,900 tonnes of cement, 19,945 tonnes of bitumen and 2,200 tonnes of clinker. The petrochemical hall found buyers for 19,373 tonnes of polymer products, while the oil products hall sold 1,200 tonnes of bitumen, 1,142 tonnes of oil, 3,100 tonnes of sulphur and 918 tonnes of petroleum products.
The open auction hall recorded sales of 22,975 tonnes of vacuum bottom and 80 tonnes of molybdenum, and the simultaneous auction hall sold 5,750 tonnes of aluminium, 700 tonnes of polymer and 249 tonnes of tissue. The cement hall sold 14,075 tonnes of cement and the secondary hall 5,727 tonnes of product. The dominance of bloom and billet in the mix shows the steel chain still accounts for the heaviest share of the exchange's physical board.
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