The continuous downfall of Norway’s Aluminium export during 2017-20
Norway is ranked as the fourth largest aluminium exporter in the world and has occupied a 5.8% share of a worldwide export market that is worth $41.7 billion annually.
Norway’s total aluminium export from 2017-19 was recorded at 4.55 million tonnes. The export forecast for 2020 has been at 1.3 million tonnes, when adding from 2017-19 it stands at 5.85 million tonnes cumulatively.
In 2017 the aluminium export was recorded at 1.61 million tonnes, whereas in 2018 a fall by 4.34% export has been noticed and the total export volume stood at 1.54 million tonnes.
The aluminium export volume in 2019 shows a negative trend, as there is a downfall of 9.09%. The total export volume stood at 1.40 million tonnes and the revenue earned was recorded at $2.55 billion.
The projection for Norway’s aluminium export in 2020 reflects a 7.4% de-growth, as the total export volume stands at 1.30 million tonnes and the foreign revenue generation forecast remains at $2.50 billion.
Norsk Hydro, one of the largest global aluminium companies has been planning for the long term financial strategies to raise its aluminium demand.
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Norway has been exporting its aluminium to various countries like Austria, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Japan, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, etc.
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