Today, Tuesday (October 19, 2026), the Iranian Commodity Exchange is witnessing the offering of 589 thousand and 216 tons of products in various halls. This offering includes various industrial, mining, export, and petrochemical products aimed at meeting the needs of the market and economic actors. The share of the industrial and mining hall from this offering is more than 326 thousand tons.
Details of the Offering in the Industrial and Mining Hall
The industrial and mining hall is hosting the offering of 326 thousand and 825 tons of products, which includes 318 thousand and 520 tons of steel, 5 thousand and 600 tons of aluminum, 1 thousand and 830 tons of copper, and 875 tons of tissue. This volume of offering indicates the high importance of steel products in the domestic market and the urgent need to supply these items for related industries.
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Offering Products in the Kish Export Hall
In the Kish export hall, 217 thousand and 765 tons of products will be offered. These products include 146 thousand and 193 tons of cement, 60 thousand tons of clinker, 10 thousand tons of sulfur, and 1 thousand and 508 tons of chemicals. The offering of cement and clinker as raw materials for the construction industry is particularly important and will help increase the country's exports.
Additionally, in the petrochemical and oil products hall, a total of 38 thousand and 375 tons of products will be offered. These products include 19 thousand and 132 tons of polymer materials, 12 thousand tons of sulfur, 3 thousand and 826 tons of oil, 3 thousand and 267 tons of oil products, and 150 tons of bitumen. This diversity in petrochemical products reflects Iran's capabilities in producing and supplying high value-added products.
Continuing today's offerings, the secondary hall of the Iranian Commodity Exchange will also host the offering of 6 thousand and 315 tons of steel and polymer materials. This volume of offering in various halls of the commodity exchange includes a diverse range of industrial, mining, export, and petrochemical products, allowing market participants to continue their economic activities by meeting their needs.
The increase in the number of offerings and the diversity of products in the commodity exchange not only helps improve market conditions but also leads to attracting investors and economic actors. This positive trend can significantly contribute to the development of various industries and also help meet domestic and foreign needs.
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