The sheer state of affairs over the past few days has led to a proposal to ban the supply of sheets out of stock and propose it to the Minister of Industry, Mining and Trade. The plan is to offer zero to 100 sheet products such as petrochemicals on the stock exchange, but excludes downstream industries such as automakers and pipe and profile manufacturers. According to published statistics, the amount of production, consumption and export of the sheet is known and some of it is available on the stock exchange. But some units still sell stocks in ways other than stock markets that have created market turmoil.

Therefore, the plan is designed to regulate the market and provide greater transparency and price control in the sheet market. Thus, it is forbidden to sell on the stock exchange and is subject to a smuggling order.

Supply Sheet on Stock Exchange In addition to identifying all the manufacturers and suppliers of this product, all buyers of this product have also been identified, thus increasing the likelihood of products being exposed to overcapacity, and the Ministry can continue to process this. Their exports make better decisions than ever before, and the producers have no problem exporting them if they are offered on the stock exchange, although they currently have to pay for the stock market to prove that their product is in surplus. The plan also includes provisions that are not yet finalized and may include pricing on the stock exchange and not subject to stock exchange offerings, as the stock exchange receives guarantees that some of them may incur costs for companies and This plan is just a price discovery offered on the exchange that requires more expertise.