Metals and minerals are the leaders of the weekly trades of the Commodity Exchange – Tejaratnews
According to Tejarat News, the Iran Commodity Exchange announced the top performers of the commodity exchange in the last week of April (ending to April 31) based on the sales value of companies in the physical market.
The details of the ranking of companies in terms of sales are as follows:
National Copper Industries of Iran By registering the transaction of 10,700 tons of low-grade copper, cathode copper, wire copper and molybdenum sulfur worth more than 1,888 billion tomans, it ranked first.
Chadormello mining and industry It came second with the sale of 260 thousand tons of iron ore concentrate and pellets and bloom ingots worth more than 1,615 billion tomans.
Angoran lead and zinc complex It came third with the sale of 60,000 tons of zinc soil worth more than 1,162 billion tomans.
Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari car plate By registering the transaction of 23,000 tons of galvanized sheet worth nearly one thousand and 48 billion tomans, it ranked fourth.
Khoozestan steel By registering the transaction of 53 thousand 640 tons of Blum and Takthal C bullion worth nearly 1 thousand 45 billion tomans, it ranked fifth.
Bandar Abbas oil refining It sold 65,000 tons of vacuum batons and heavy-duty lube cutters worth more than 991 billion tomans and became sixth.
Isfahan steel company It ranked seventh with the sale of 38 thousand 291 tons of beams and rebar worth more than 955 billion tomans.
Isfahan oil refining By registering the transaction of 63,000 tons of vacuum batons and light lube cuts worth nearly 878 billion tomans, it ranked eighth.
Tundgovian Petrochemical It ranked ninth with the sale of 12,840 tons of textile polyethylene terephthalate and polyester yarn in different grades worth nearly 682 billion tomans.
Mubarake steel of Isfahan Also, by registering the transaction of 18 thousand and 50 tons of cold sheet for household appliances and galvanized sheet and registering the value of more than 652 billion tomans, it was tenth.