Iran has built a robust steel industry over the past two decades, ranking among the top ten global producers. With major facilities in Isfahan, Khouzestan, and Yazd, the country exports long products, billets, and slabs to markets across Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa. In 2022, steel exports reached USD 6.48 billion, though 2024 saw a 16% dip due to global price shifts and logistical constraints. Non-ferrous metals—such as copper, aluminum, and zinc—also play a key role, supported by domestic mining and refining capacity. ArasRise offers verified sourcing, export documentation, and tailored logistics for industrial buyers. From infrastructure to manufacturing, Iran’s metals sector remains a strategic supplier in regional and global trade.

Iran’s metals sector is diverse, covering both steel and non-ferrous categories that serve construction, manufacturing, and global trade. With large-scale production facilities and rich mining resources, the country supplies a wide range of industrial-grade products to regional and international markets.

• ⚙️ Steel Products – Billets, slabs, rebar, beams, and hot-rolled coils for infrastructure and construction projects.
• 🔩 Long Products – Rebar and structural steel, widely used in building and civil engineering sectors.
• 🟠 Copper – Cathodes, wires, and alloys sourced from domestic mines, supporting electrical and industrial applications.
• ⚡ Aluminum – Ingots and rolled products, valued for lightweight strength in automotive and packaging industries.
• ⚒️ Zinc – Concentrates and ingots, used in galvanization and alloy production for durability.
• 🌍 Export Reach – Delivered to Asia, the Middle East, and Europe with full compliance and logistics support.

Anchored by rich mineral resources and advanced production facilities, Iran’s steel and non-ferrous metals sector supplies billets, rebar, copper, aluminum, and zinc to regional and global markets. It remains a cornerstone of the country’s industrial exports, driving infrastructure growth and international trade.

ArasRise provides comprehensive trade services for Iran’s steel and non-ferrous metals sector, ensuring industrial buyers receive verified products with seamless global delivery. Our services cover sourcing, quality assurance, export documentation, and tailored logistics, designed to meet the demands of infrastructure and manufacturing markets worldwide. By combining transparency, compliance, and long-term partnerships, we connect Iran’s industrial strength with international buyers who value reliability and efficiency.

• 🔍 Sourcing & Verification – Direct access to leading steel mills and mining companies with quality checks.
• 📝 Export Documentation – Certificates of origin, lab reports, and customs compliance for smooth international trade.
• 📦 Packaging Solutions – Industrial-grade packaging tailored for bulk shipments of billets, slabs, copper, and aluminum.
• 🚚 Logistics & Delivery – Coordinated transport and shipping routes to Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.
• ⚙️ Market Adaptation – Flexible supply options for construction, automotive, and manufacturing industries.
• 🌱 Sustainability & Partnerships – Ethical sourcing and transparent trade practices for long-term client confidence.

Iran’s steel and non-ferrous metals sector remains a cornerstone of industrial exports, combining strong production capacity with global demand. With billions in annual trade, the industry continues to supply infrastructure and manufacturing markets across Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.

• 📊 Steel Exports – Valued at USD 6.48 billion in 2022, positioning Iran among the top 10 global producers.
• ⚙️ Basic Metals Output – Projected at USD 2.48 billion in 2025, with a CAGR of 1.23% through 2029.
• 📈 Export Trends – Billet trade reached 20,000 tons in late 2025, with prices rising by 3.7%.
• 🟠 Non-Ferrous Metals – Copper cathodes, aluminum ingots, and zinc concentrates remain key export categories.
• 🌍 Global Reach – Primary destinations include Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, serving construction and manufacturing industries.
• 👷 Industrial Contribution – Accounts for 0.51% of manufacturing intensity and supports employment across mining and refining enterprises.