BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 19. Azerbaijan shipped out 65,300 tons of ferrous metals and related products, raking in a tidy sum of $68.58 million from January through September 2025.
The data obtained by Trend from the State Customs Committee shows that in juxtaposition to the corresponding timeframe of the previous fiscal year, the exportation metrics for the said commodities decreased by 7,700 tons, translating to a contraction of 10.6 percent in volumetric terms, alongside a monetary rise of $724,000, equating to a 1.1 percent growth in valuation.
Over the reporting period, the contribution of exported ferrous
metals and associated commodities represented 4.61 percent of the
aggregate export volume, with a 2.59 percent share for the non-oil
sector.
Meanwhile, during the initial nonary of 2025, Azerbaijan's inbound
shipments of ferrous metals and ancillary commodities reached
692,300 metric tons, translating to a fiscal valuation of $815.26
million. This delineates a contraction of 69,900 metric tons (9.2
percent) in throughput and a shrink of $58.3 million (6.7 percent)
in monetary worth relative to the corresponding temporal frame of
the preceding annum.
