Turkish steel industry also maintained its upward momentum in the first months of 2017. Turkey’s total exports in the first two months of 2017 amounted to 3.3 million tons, reaching a value of 2.1 billion US Dollars. The Middle East continued to be the largest export market for the steel industry with 5.3 million tons.

The countries where the steel industry experienced the highest increase in exports on yearly basis in terms of quantity were Yemen, Israel, Spain, Egypt and the Netherlands. In 2016, the most exported steel products were 7 million tons of construction steel, 2 million tons of flat hot, 1.8 million tons of welded pipes and 1.5 million tons of profiles.

Source: Ministry of Economy

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The lowest ratio of production to deliveries was in hard coal
The lowest ratio ⁽²⁾ of marketable production to deliveries was in hard coal by 3.7%. This ratio was 84.8% for coke derived from hard coal and 100.3% for lignite.

Hard coal and lignite were delivered mostly to the thermal power plants
Distribution of solid fuels according to breakdown of main delivery places was 51% to thermal power plants, 15.3% to coking plants, 4.6% to industry (except iron and steel industry) for hard coal whereas, 87.3% to thermal power plants for lignite and 98.5% to iron and steel industry for coke derived from hard coal.
Ratio of production to deliveries, February 2017

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