The Iran Commodity Exchange continues its activities on November 9, 2026, with the offering of 440,651 tons of various industrial, mineral, cement, petrochemical, and export products. This action is aimed at strengthening domestic markets and facilitating access to raw materials for producers.
Details of the Offering in the Export Hall
On the mentioned day, the Kish Export Hall will host 250,608 tons of products. Of this amount, 137,908 tons of cement, 79,000 tons of clinker, 18,700 tons of bitumen, 10,000 tons of sulfur, and 5,000 tons of steel will be sold. This volume of offerings indicates the continuous market demand for these essential products and can help regulate prices and supply raw materials.
Products Offered in the Industrial and Mineral Hall
The Industrial and Mineral Hall will also be active on this day with the offering of 98,010 tons of products, including 96,950 tons of steel and 1,060 tons of tissue. These products are particularly important in the construction and paper production industries and are being offered continuously based on market demand.
Petrochemical and Oil Products Hall
In the Petrochemical and Oil Products Hall, 89,268 tons of products will be offered, including 47,250 tons of chemicals, 22,258 tons of polymer materials, 15,500 tons of sulfur, 4,234 tons of oil, and 26 tons of bitumen. This diversity of petrochemical products can help meet the needs of various industries, especially in production and construction.
Offering in the Sub-Hall
In the Sub-Hall, 2,765 tons of waste, polymer materials, and aluminum will be sold. These products are also on the agenda due to market demand and the importance of recycling in the industry.
The offering of these products at the Iran Commodity Exchange not only helps improve the economic situation of the country but also allows producers to access the raw materials they need. Given the positive market outlook and the increasing demand from industries for these products, the Iran Commodity Exchange acts as one of the main pillars in supplying raw materials and controlling prices in the domestic market.
