More than 115,000 tons of commodities were offered on Iran Mercantile Exchange’s trading floors on Monday.
As IME reported, Fars, Khuzestan, Kohgilouyeh-Boyerahmad and Kerman provinces each offered 1,000 tons of durum wheat on the agricultural trading floor. Furthermore, 210 tons of rice from Gorgan Province, 250 tons of corn from Kermanshah Province, 500 tons of white sugar from Khuzestan’s Dehkhoda Agro-Industry Company, 200 tons of white sugar from Khorasan’s Jovin Sugar Factory, in addition to 50 tons of unprocessed vegetable oil from Ukraine and 50 tons of unprocessed soybean oil from Argentina were offered on the same floor.
The petrochemical and oil trading floor played host to 49,000 tons of bitumen offered by Pasargad Oil Company, 30,100 tons of the same commodity by Jey Oil Refining Company and 2,000 tons of that by Negin Fakhr Azerbaijan Company. Moreover, 11,000 tons of vacuum bottoms, 6,117 tons of various polymeric materials and 2,700 tons of sulfur lumps were listed on the same trading floor.
Elsewhere, the export floor witnessed the offering of 9,000 tons of bitumen as well as 200 tons of roof insulations for potential customers overseas.
