Internal blockade of steel plants with a demand for the return of export currency ▫ Mojtaba Shabani, CEO of Koa Steel in southern Kish, said in an interview with "Eco Iran" that the naval blockade increased the cost of steel exports; therefore, in the current situation, exports are mainly carried out through Oman and the cargoes are transferred to other ships in this country. This process increased the cost of transportation and reduced the profit margins of the exporters. ▫ He added: In addition to the restrictions caused by the naval blockade, the exporters' demand to return the currency received from exports at the rate of 170 to 180 thousand tomans also challenged the economic justification of the exports. According to Shabani, even in the absence of a naval blockade, under the current conditions of repatriation of currency, the export of steel does not have much economic justification; Unless the currency received from exports is allocated to import equipment and production needs. ▫ The CEO of South Kish Cove Steel stressed at the end: in the current situation, internal restrictions and foreign exchange policy have an effect on steel exports even more than the naval blockade. The link of this program on the device.

Internal blockade of steel plants with a demand for the return of export currency ▫ Mojtaba Shabani, CEO of Koa Steel in southern Kish, said in an interview with "Eco Iran" that the naval blockade increased the cost of steel exports; therefore, in the current situation, exports are mainly carried out through Oman and the cargoes are transferred to other ships in this country. This process increased the cost of transportation and reduced the profit margins of the exporters. ▫ He added: In addition to the restrictions caused by the naval blockade, the exporters' demand to return the currency received from exports at the rate of 170 to 180 thousand tomans also challenged the economic justification of the exports. According to Shabani, even in the absence of a naval blockade, under the current conditions of repatriation of currency, the export of steel does not have much economic justification; Unless the currency received from exports is allocated to import equipment and production needs. ▫ The CEO of South Kish Cove Steel stressed at the end: in the current situation, internal restrictions and foreign exchange policy have an effect on steel exports even more than the naval blockade. The link of this program on the device.