Ukraine's construction sector showed significant resilience in 2024, with domestic consumption of steel structures rising 15% year-over-year to reach 91,000 tons. This surge is closely tied to the country’s ongoing infrastructure recovery, as rebuilding efforts gain momentum amid continued support from international donors.
The growth in steel usage spans public infrastructure, industrial facilities, and residential developments. Despite lingering obstacles such as energy supply interruptions and workforce shortages, demand has been bolstered by government-backed reconstruction projects and private sector participation.
Imports also contributed to supply stability, though local producers were able to meet an increasing share of domestic demand. Industry experts expect a further 10–12% increase in steel structure consumption in 2025, assuming macroeconomic stability and a steady flow of funding for reconstruction.
The market's upward trajectory highlights the critical role of the steel sector in Ukraine’s post-war economic recovery and its alignment with modern, resilient construction methods.
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