Mineral Commodities

Ukraine

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

Europe

Ukraine’s share of each world total, 2025

Ukraine’s largest world share was in peat: 2.6% in 2025. Its bromine output fell 46% from 2024 to 2025. Its best position was ninth of 17 listed producers of iron ore. USGS lists Ukraine separately in 6 of its 75 world production tables.

Production listings

ranks among countries with published figures

Ukraine in the USGS world tables, 2025 (estimates). Units differ by commodity and are never compared across rows.
CommodityMeasure2025UnitRankChange on 2024
BromineProduction6,000metric tons, bromine content6th of 6−46%
Iron oreMine production (usable ore)52,000thousand metric tons, usable ore9th of 17−4.9%
Iron oreMine production (iron content)32,000thousand metric tons, usable ore9th of 17−5.9%
LimeLime production1,100thousand metric tons20th of 220%
Natural graphiteMine production800metric tons13th of 18−11%
PeatMine production450thousand metric tons11th of 120%
Titanium mineral concentratesMine production (ilmenite)200thousand metric tons, TiO2 content10th of 11−30%
Titanium mineral concentratesMine production (rutile)10thousand metric tons, TiO2 content5th of 6+11%

Reserves

4 reserve figures published for Ukraine

CommodityMeasureReservesUnitRankWorld share
Titanium mineral concentratesReserves (rutile)2,500thousand metric tons4th of 6–
Iron oreReserves (crude ore)6,500million metric tons6th of 173.2%
Iron oreReserves (iron content)2,300million metric tons8th of 172.6%
Titanium mineral concentratesReserves (ilmenite)5,900thousand metric tons8th of 9–

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.