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The six-month ban on the export of ferrous scrap metal imposed by Kazakhstan in February 2024 will negatively impact the operations of Russian plants, according to a statement from the Association of Electrometallurgical Enterprises, as reported by "Kommersant".
The association is urging the Ministry of Economic Development, the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation, as well as the Eurasian Economic Commission, to influence the decision of the Kazakh authorities regarding the restriction on shipments. Although bans on exporting scrap metal by rail have been imposed before, they did not affect the Russian side.
Last year, Russia purchased approximately 1 million tons of scrap metal from its neighboring republic. However, electrometallurgical plants will now face a shortage of raw materials. The Association of Electrometallurgical Enterprises warns that finished products, particularly construction steel, will become more expensive.
Thanks to the embargo on the
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