According to a report by the IME's International Affairs and PR, there were 8,350 tonnes of steel coils, 5,500 tonnes of sponge iron, 5,450 tonnes of aluminum ingots, 2,700 tonnes of low-grade copper, 1,000 tonnes of aluminum oxide, 650 tonnes of aluminum hydroxide, 255 tonnes of zinc ingots and 100 tonnes of rebars traded on the same floor.

IME's oil and petrochemical trading floor was the next which saw trade of 2,793 tonnes of bitumen, 208 tonnes of slack wax, 200 tonnes of granular sulfur and 106 tonnes of polymeric products.

There were also 186,460 tonnes of cement sold on its cement trading floor.

It's worth noting as well that the IME's export ring saw trade of 16,298 tonnes of bitumen and 600 tonnes of sulfur lumps.

Last was the IME's open auction trading floor which saw trade of 37,150 tonnes of vacuum bottom, 18,000 tonnes of steel slabs, 3,744 tonnes of styrene monomer, 2,660 tonnes of copper cathode, 231 tonnes of 2-ethylhexnol, 200 tonnes of sulfur molybdenum and 198 tonnes of PVC.