C24 · Steel and Basic Metals · 9 measures · 4 regions

Steel imports

South Korea had the highest steel imports by supplier country (annual) in 2025–2026, at 3,205,000 net tons, ahead of Mexico (2,165,000 net tons) and Vietnam (1,139,000 net tons).

  • 3,205,000 net tons Steel imports by supplier country (annual) · South Korea · 2025–2026
  • 9Measures
  • 4Countries · 2025–2026

Verified 15 Sep 2026 · 1 publisher · 13 records · Next period 2026–2027

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Steel imports by supplier country (annual)

The best-covered measure of steel imports. Every point opens its record; the values are one click away under the chart.

Fig 1 · C24 · Steel imports by supplier country (annual) Monthly

Steel imports by supplier country (annual) by region

Latest value per region, 2025–2026

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Steel imports by supplier country (annual) by regionSteel imports by supplier country (annual) by region. 3 categories, highest is South Korea at 3,205,000 net tons. Vietnam Mexico South Korea 1,139,000 net tons 2,165,000 net tons 3,205,000 net tons
Steel imports by supplier country (annual) by regionSteel imports by supplier country (annual) by region. 3 categories, highest is South Korea at 3,205,000 net tons. Vietnam Mexico South Korea 1,139,000 net tons 2,165,000 net tons 3,205,000 net tons
Steel imports by supplier country (annual) by regionSteel imports by supplier country (annual) by region. 3 categories, highest is South Korea at 3,205,000 net tons. Vietnam Mexico South Korea 1,139,000 net tons 2,165,000 net tons 3,205,000 net tons
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Steel imports by supplier country (annual) by region
Category Source Type Value
South Korea AISI Actual 3,205,000 net tons
Mexico AISI Actual 2,165,000 net tons
Vietnam AISI Actual 1,139,000 net tons
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Every measure of steel imports

9 measures: the same subject cut by product, segment, basis or form. Each has its own page with every record.

Measure Latest Where and when Records
Steel imports by supplier country (annual) 2,165,000 net tons Mexico, 2025–2026 3
Finished steel imports 1,561,961 net tons United States, July 2026 2
Steel imports 2,260,147 net tons United States, July 2026 2
Finished steel import market share (annual) 18% United States, 2025 1
Finished steel imports growth -17% United States, 2025 1
Finished steel imports growth (monthly) 6.3% United States, July 2026 1
Steel imports growth (annual) -13% United States, 2025 1
Steel imports growth (monthly) 7.4% United States, July 2026 1
Steel imports month-over-month change -4.3% United States, June 2026 1

Steel imports by country

A page for every country with at least three records:

Frequently asked questions

What does steel imports measure?

Total volume of steel imports.

What is the latest steel imports by supplier country (annual)?

South Korea had the highest steel imports by supplier country (annual) in 2025–2026, at 3,205,000 net tons, ahead of Mexico (2,165,000 net tons) and Vietnam (1,139,000 net tons).

Which country has the highest steel imports by supplier country (annual)?

South Korea, at 3,205,000 net tons in 2025–2026, among 3 countries that published that period.

Which countries does this steel imports data cover?

4 countries, with a page each for United States.

Where does the data come from?

From 3 documents published by AISI. Every figure links to its record, which preserves its original source evidence.

How often is it updated?

Monthly; the newest figure covers 2025–2026, and the next release should cover 2026–2027.

Sources

3 documents from 1 publisher. Each links to the publisher's own copy.

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