Metallurgical Production Stagnated on a Historically Low Floor in What Goes From 2026 and Imports Recede
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The activity accumulates a decrease of 5.5% in the year and uses less than four out of ten installed machines; Adimra warned that the weakness of the demand reaches both the domestic and the foreign supply
They are data of metallurgical production throughout the country relieved by the camera Adimra.In July the activity grew only 0.1% compared to the previous month, but accumulates a regression of 5.5% in what goes from 2026.
Argentine metallurgical production fell again in July, accumulating a 5.5% contraction so far in 2016. According to a report by the Association of Metallurgical Industries of the Argentine Republic (ADIMRA), at the national level, activity declined 4.4% year-on-year in July, while Entre Ríos registered a 4.2% drop, placing it among the provinces with the largest declines.
The metallurgical activity in Argentina recorded a negative year-on-year variation of 4.4% during the month of July, according to a sectoral report. With this result, it accumulates a contraction of 5.5% so far this year, operating in levels that the industry defines as “a historically low floor”. In the comparison with the previous month the production showed an increase of 0.1%. Despite this slight monthly movement, the use of installed capaci…
The activity of the sector again showed a contraction in July and reached an annual decrease of 4.4% in the seventh month of the year. The utilization of the installed capacity is at one of the lowest levels of the historical series.
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Filo NewsThe sector again showed a strong year-on-year contraction and used only 39.2% of its installed capacity. Employment also receded and seven out of ten companies do not expect changes in production during the next quarter. Metallurgical activity recorded an annual drop of 4.4% in July and accumulated a contraction of 5.5% in July. Metallurgical activity fell 4.4% in July and accumulated a decrease of 5.5% in 2026 Read More »
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