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Production, refining and reserves

CommodityMetricValueWorld rank · shareSource
CopperMine production 20226,500 t Cu content#46 · 0%USGS Minerals Yearbook 2022 (copper), table 20
AntimonyMine production 2025700 t Sb content#9 · 0.6%USGS MCS 2026
AntimonyReserves 2025260,000 t Sb content#4 · 13%USGS MCS 2026
MolybdenumMine production 2012250 t Mo content—USGS MCS 2013
MolybdenumReserves 2016100,000 t Mo content#12 · 0.7%USGS MCS 2017
MercuryMine production 20255 t Hg content#2 · 2%USGS MCS 2026
MercuryReserves 20137,500 t Hg content#3 · 8%USGS MCS 2014

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Trade in critical minerals

Exports 2024$117 m

  1. Copper$82 mto Russia 73%, Uzbekistan 21%, China 6% · 4 more
  2. Tin$10 mto China 100%
  3. Aluminium$9 mto China 48%, Uzbekistan 26%, Russia 15% · 5 more
  4. Antimony$6 mto China 95%, Spain 4%, Türkiye 1% · 3 more
  5. Nickel$3 mto Germany 42%, Latvia 20%, Poland 16% · 6 more
  6. Hafnium$3 mto United Kingdom 100%
  7. Lead$2 mto China 69%, Russia 18%, Uzbekistan 12%
  8. Barite$936 kto Uzbekistan 85%, Afghanistan 12%, China 4% · 1 more

and 16 more commodities

Imports 2024$19 m

  1. Rare earths$9 mfrom Türkiye 78%, China 22%, Bulgaria 0% · 14 more
  2. Manganese*$3 mfrom Kazakhstan 92%, China 5%, Czechia 1% · 2 more
  3. Lithium*$2 mfrom China 83%, Russia 9%, Italy 5% · 3 more
  4. Barite$2 mfrom Türkiye 99%, Kazakhstan 1%
  5. Antimony$1 mfrom Türkiye 100%
  6. Tin$1 mfrom Russia 100%
  7. Chromium$548 kfrom China 99%, Kazakhstan 1%
  8. Titanium (ilmenite)*$281 kfrom Netherlands 100%

and 17 more commodities

Trade values in current US dollars (ores, concentrates, intermediates, chemicals and refined metal), not prices. * Includes HS codes that also cover other products. Source: CEPII BACI (HS22), Etalab Open Licence 2.0 — details.

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