Severstal Belarus ups sales by 41 percent in Q1

Wednesday, 05 May 2010 09:23:57 (GMT+3)   |  

In Q1 2010, Severstal Belarus (Severstalbel), a trading company of Russian steel producer Severstal, increased its rolled steel product sales by 41 percent year on year due to effective planning of product mix and the implementation of a competitive pricing policy in the Belarusian market, reads the company's statement.

In March this year, Severstalbel saw an 18 percent increase year on year in steel product sales from its warehouses to 2,700 mt.

As SteelOrbis previously reported, in 2009 Severstalbel saw its total sales decrease by 21 percent year on year to 35,100 mt.

Similar articles

Severstal delivers hot rolled steel to Belarus for tinplate production

US flat steel prices rise with high scrap, mill price increases and lower steel output

US and Brazilian BPI prices remain flat, yet an upturn is expected soon

US import long steel prices continue up on tight supply, new data confirms lower imports

Brazil's CSN posts Q3 2026 net loss amid continued high leverage

Bid-offer gap for ex-Russia BPI in Turkey rises, sellers face higher costs, shipments from Arctic

Domestic long steel prices steady to up on higher scrap, mill price increases to continue

Global View on HRC: Supply constraints lift some markets, buyers stay cautious

Daily iron ore prices CFR China - November 13, 2026

HRC pricing settles in Turkey by end of week, supply concerns calmed slightly