Mineral Commodities

Finland

Every USGS world production table for 2025 that names Finland: its share of each world total, its rank and its reserves.

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Finland’s share of each world total, 2025

Finland was the world’s largest producer of peat in 2025, by USGS figures. Its largest world share was in natural mica: 16% in 2025. It supplied 88% of U.S. imports of copper (copper content of blister and anodes) in 2021–24. It holds the largest reserves listed for peat.

Production listings

ranks among countries with published figures

Finland in the USGS world tables, 2025 (estimates). Units differ by commodity and are never compared across rows.
CommodityMeasure2025UnitRankChange on 2024
ChromiumMine production (chromite, gross weight)1,900thousand metric tons7th of 7−2.1%
Natural micaScrap and flake mica mine production57,000metric tons3rd of 10+0.2%
PeatMine production2,500thousand metric tons1st of 12−3.5%
Phosphate rockMine production980thousand metric tons, marketable phosphate rock21st of 24+0.6%
SeleniumRefinery production39metric tons, selenium content14th of 16+2.6%
Talc and pyrophylliteMine production200thousand metric tons9th of 14−5.7%

Reserves

4 reserve figures published for Finland

CommodityMeasureReservesUnitRankWorld share
PeatReserves6,000,000thousand metric tons1st of 846%
ChromiumReserves (shipping-grade chromite ore)63,000thousand metric tons5th of 8–
ChromiumReserves (Cr2O3 content)16,000thousand metric tons5th of 8–
Phosphate rockReserves1,000,000thousand metric tons9th of 241.4%

Supplier to the United States

share of U.S. imports, 2021–24

Similar producer profiles

most shared commodities, relative to both lists

Source: USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026, world production and reserves tables. How ranks and shares are worked out.