15 OCTOBER 2025AlCircle.com
Ukraine’s bauxite imports surge 39% till Sept’25 — raw inputs like coke go through a fragile phase
Edited by : Pratyusha Chatterjee
7 min read
Since Russia’s full-scale invasion in 2022, Ukraine’s metals and raw materials sectors have become a battleground not just militarily, but economically. The latest trade data through 2025 reveals a dynamic shift with surging imports in key raw materials, including bauxite and coke, and contradictorily weakening export flows to traditional partners, and a push by Kyiv to rebalance via foreign investment in mining. But the road ahead remains fraught with structural and geopolitical risk.
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