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Who gained and who lost share in world exports of each mineral between two years: the 15 largest moves in a chart, the 25 largest in detail.

No data in one of the years — left out of the comparison

5 countries without data in one of the years were left out of the comparison.

Shares are recomputed among the countries that reported in both years, so that a missing country does not look like a fall nor swell the others.

The 15 largest moves, 2023 → 2024 (percentage points of share)

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The 25 largest share moves, 2023 → 2024
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How to read it

A move is the change of a country's share in the world exports of a mineral between the two years, in percentage points (p.p.): from 20 % to 28 % is +8.0 p.p.
Comparable: only countries that reported to UN Comtrade in both years, with their shares recomputed among themselves; those without data in one of the years are listed apart.
World exports of ores and concentrates, not production; shares among the largest exporters listed for each HS code and year (50 per code).
Source: UN Comtrade (extracted on 08-11-2026), processed by KEYSTONE. Derived values only (shares, ranks); values in USD and tonnes are in the world minerals dashboard.