Core of Expert Trade Group's business activities is international commodity trading. In particular, we are engaged in the sale and purchase of Steel Products. Due to our close, intimate contacts with certain refineries we are able to offer highest quality fuels that would be acceptable for sale in eurozone countries as well.please contact us for additional information on the range of products and our latest offers following closely LME movements and our access and ability in providing expedited shipping arrangements to our client's requested destinations.

Today Turkey has 24 electric arc furnace mill plants (EAF), 5 induction furnice plants and its 3 BOF plants. In 2018, global output increased 1,8 billion tons, up by 4.6% on 2017. She had a 0.6% decrease with 37.3 million tons in year 2018. In 1996, The European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) agreement signed between the EU and Turkey. With signing the agreement, customs duties on bilateral steel trade were abolished. The agreement allows Turkey to trade its iron and steel products without customs duty with all EU member states. Additionally, the Government does not subsidize Turkish domestic steel industry due to the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) agreement. All steel companies in the country are privately held, and Turkish steelmakers continue to pursue technological developments to enhance the long-term viability of the industry in the global marketplace. The steel industry has become one of the most developed sectors in Turkey and today counts as the fourth largest contributor to the Turkish economy. After 1980, with the implementation of import substitution system, Turkey has increased her steel export to primarily neighboring countries such as Iran, Iraq and North African countries. In the next 20 years, Turkey realized a major production and export boom. While Turkey was the world’s 10th biggest steel producer in 2001, she has become the 8th biggest producer globally and 2nd largest steel producer in Europe in 2018. In fact, she was the third fastest growing steel producer in the world between 2001 and 2011, after China and India. Steel production in Turkey has increased significantly since 2001, growing from 15 million tons (mt) in 2001 to 37.3 million tons in 2018. Growth of the industry has been driven by strong domestic consumption. Turkey’s crude steel consumption per capita has increased to 455 kg in 2018 and is expected to continue to growing in the medium-long terms. In addition to the strong domestic demand and dynamic steel using industries, Turkey’s well placed position also supports exports and production.