• Green Economy Development published its annual report for FY2026, showing weaker operating momentum in its iron ore-focused supply chain management business.
• Steelmakers cut output amid trade-policy friction and a soft property and infrastructure cycle, reducing trading volumes across the year.
• Iron ore prices rose then fell, forcing inventory to be sold near cost or at discounts, tightening margins.
• Higher transportation costs added pressure, prompting plans to expand procurement channels and strengthen logistics partnerships to support growth.
• Construction-related operations were exited during the year, shifting management focus and resources toward the supply chain platform.

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