DITH stated in its 2026 corporate report that it maintained operational resilience despite challenging conditions in the global steel industry, highlighting that rising protectionism, anti-dumping measures, and geopolitical risks continue to pressure global trade, while risk management and trading flexibility remain key strengths.
According to the report, global steel prices fell by 4% in the 2025 fiscal year, marking the fourth consecutive annual decline. The company noted that excess supply, particularly from China and Asia, has intensified global competition and that the low-price environment has put pressure on profitability.
DITH reported a total trading volume of 10.3 million tons as of 2025, while its distribution and service center volume reached 3.4 million tons. The group also disclosed a total production volume of 430,000 tons.
The company’s revenue stood at 7 billion USD, with 83% of its operations originating from the Asia-Pacific region. In terms of sales destinations, Europe ranked first with 45.5%, followed by South and Central America with 17.1%, Asia-Pacific with 11%, and the Middle East with 9%.
It was also noted that DITH operates in 106 countries worldwide and maintains commercial relationships with approximately 51,000 customers. In logistics operations, the company carried out over 135,000 truck shipments, more than 10,000 rail transports, and 1,209 vessel operations.
On the sustainability side, the company emphasized that the steel industry accounts for 7–9% of global carbon emissions and stated that it is accelerating its decarbonization investments. The report highlighted the implementation of the “DITH Decarbonisation Plan,” the development of carbon calculation tools, and a 50% increase in environmental certifications.
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