Exports of heavy plates from Brazil declined in March

Wednesday, 09 April 2025 19:10:26 (GMT+3)   |   Sao Paulo

Brazil exported 9,900 mt of heavy plates in March against 20,200 mt in February.

Except for 700 mt at $695/mt, FOB conditions, shipped by Gerdau to Trinidad and Tobago, the heavy plates exports of March were destined to South American countries.

Usiminas exported 9,100 mt at $960/mt, while traders shipped 100 mt at $1,069/mt.

Meanwhile, Brazil imported 1,600 mt of heavy plates in March against 800 mt in February.

The imports were from China (1,100 mt at $601/mt), Europe (300 mt at $1,103/mt), Hong Kong (100 mt at $563/mt), and the US (100 mt at $1,174/mt), also FOB conditions.

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