Iran Mercantile Exchange floors offered 354,000 tonnes of products on Saturday 1 August
Aug 1, 2026
The Iran Mercantile Exchange said its trading floors offered 354,467 tonnes of products on Saturday 1 August 2026 (10 Mordad 1405), the first trading day of the Iranian week.
The largest share, 221,865 tonnes, went to the Kish export hall, comprising 122,250 tonnes of cement, 75,000 tonnes of clinker, 15,000 tonnes of steel billet and bloom, 9,565 tonnes of bitumen and 50 tonnes of moisture insulation. The industrial hall listed 112,626 tonnes of steel sections.
The petrochemical and oil products hall offered 13,824 tonnes, including 12,250 tonnes of chemicals, 1,024 tonnes of polymers and 550 tonnes of bitumen, while the side hall offered 6,152 tonnes of polymers, chemicals, scrap and steel.
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Iran Mercantile Exchange floors offered 354,000 tonnes on 1 August 2026
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