en.Wedoany.com Reported - The latest port inventory statistics released by Marubeni Corporation show that as of the end of April, total aluminum stocks at the three major ports of Yokohama, Nagoya, and Osaka fell to 249,500 tons. Compared with 279,800 tons at the end of March, this total represents a decrease of 10.8%. Marubeni Corporation compiles and publishes aluminum inventory data for major Japanese ports on a monthly basis.

By port, aluminum stocks at Yokohama port in April were 108,400 tons, compared with 117,400 tons in March. Aluminum stocks at Nagoya port in April were 125,100 tons, compared with 145,700 tons in March. Aluminum stocks at Osaka port in April were 16,000 tons, compared with 16,700 tons in March. Data from Marubeni Corporation shows that aluminum stocks at all three ports experienced a month-on-month decline. As Japan's two largest aluminum warehousing points, inventory changes at Yokohama and Nagoya ports have a significant impact on the overall figures.

Comparing total inventories, the combined aluminum stocks at the three ports were 279,800 tons in March 2025, falling to 249,500 tons in April. The statistics released by Marubeni Corporation this time are as of the end of April. April aluminum stocks at Yokohama port were 108,400 tons, down from 117,400 tons in March; April aluminum stocks at Nagoya port were 125,100 tons, down from 145,700 tons in March; April aluminum stocks at Osaka port were 16,000 tons, down from 16,700 tons in March. Total aluminum stocks at Japan's three major ports decreased by 10.8% compared to March.

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