Unwrought Aluminium Export β β Unwrought Aluminium Export refers to the total monetary value of unwrought aluminium exported by a country during a specified period, measured in current U.S. dollars. The indicator is based on Harmonized System (HS) Code 7601, which covers aluminium in its primary, unworked form, including non-alloyed and alloyed aluminium. It reflects a country's export performance in primary aluminium and its participation in the global aluminium trade.
Reported in USD Thousand, the dataset tracks annual export values from 2015 to 2025, enabling assessment of export competitiveness, industrial development, trade diversification, supply chain expansion, and demand across construction, automotive, electrical equipment, packaging, and manufacturing industries.
Based on the validated data, Uzbekistan's unwrought aluminium exports remained relatively modest during the initial years before recording substantial growth. Export value declined from USD 1,332 thousand in 2015 to USD 978 thousand in 2017, before rising sharply to USD 3,755 thousand in 2018. Exports remained elevated at USD 3,681 thousand in 2019 but eased to USD 2,589 thousand in 2020, reflecting weaker global industrial activity. A significant expansion followed in 2021, when exports surged to USD 14,525 thousand, supported by stronger production capacity and improving international demand. Export value moderated to USD 9,212 thousand in 2022 and USD 8,575 thousand in 2023, before recovering to USD 11,326 thousand in 2024. The dataset records a new period high of USD 20,202 thousand in 2025, highlighting accelerating export momentum and expanding participation in regional and global aluminium markets.
Overall, the dataset offers valuable insights into Uzbekistan's aluminium export performance, industrial growth, and trade competitiveness. It supports international benchmarking of unwrought aluminium exports, evaluation of commodity trade trends, and analysis of manufacturing sector expansion. Policymakers, exporters, manufacturers, investors, and researchers can leverage the data to assess export opportunities, monitor demand shifts, evaluate market cycles, forecast future export performance, and develop evidence-based strategies that strengthen industrial competitiveness, expand export markets, encourage investment, and support sustainable long-term economic development.