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16 MARCH 2018 AL CIRCLE

Hungary’s exports of aluminium stranded wire fluctuates YoY

EDITED BY : HEENA IQBAL 1MINS READ

Hungary’s exports of aluminium stranded wire declined in 2017. The figures showed a decrease in volume last year. The country’s exports of this product will see an increase in volume in 2018. Aluminium stranded wires and cables are used in overhead power transmission and distribution applications in modern residential and industrial constructions.

The largest part of aluminium stranded wire is exported to Germany. Germany imported about 5238 tonnes of aluminium stranded wire last year. Other  top importers who have been buying aluminium stranded wire  from Hungary manufacturers and sellers include Czech Republic, Austria, Croatia and Norway (2017 data).

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As shown in the data, Hungary exported 8473 tonnes of aluminium stranded wire in 2016. The revenue from the export of this product reached USD 16 million. The total export volume declined to 7745 tonnes last year. The country exported worth USD 19 million  for the same amount in 2017.

Aluminium stranded wire export by Hungary is estimated to reach 8063 tonnes  in 2018. The total revenue from export of aluminium stranded wiree is estimated to decline to USD 18 million this year.


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