According to a report by the IME's International Affairs and PR, there were 25,000 tonnes of iron ore pellets, 10,300 tonnes of galvanized steel sheets, 3,050 tonnes of HRC, 2,650 tonnes of CRC, 2,635 tonnes of copper wires, 750 tonnes of tinplate sheets, 250 tonnes of steel blooms, 100 tonnes of aluminum alloy ingots and 25 tonnes of aluminum billets traded on its metals and minerals trading floor.

Based on this report, the IME saw trade of 18,310 tonnes of polymeric products, 6,340 tonnes of bitumen, 2,300 tonnes of linear alkylbenzene, 182 tonnes of base oil and 170 tonnes of sulfur on its oil and petrochemical trading floor.

There were also 26,094 tonnes of cement sold in matching trading system.

Next was the IME's open auction trading floor with trade of 80,000 tonnes of vacuum bottom, 72,000 tonnes of steel slabs and 12 tonnes of precious metals concentrate.

It's worth noting that the IME's export ring played host to trade of 26,500 tonnes of bitumen.

Last but not least was the IME's side market with 2,570 tonnes of steel scraps, 700 tonnes of bituminous anodes (used in aluminum reduction industry), 300 tonnes of steel slabs, 152 tonnes of cast iron scraps, 132 plastic barrel wastes and 70 tonnes of wood wastes traded on it.