<h1>Steel CEO says Iran-Israel conflict minimal impact with 95% domestic sales but prolonged war could raise costs</h1> A steel company CEO stated that the Iran-Israel conflict would have minimal impact on operations since 95% of sales occur domestically in local currency. However, prolonged conflict could affect the company globally through increased shipping costs, logistics expenses, and oil prices. The executive welcomed the ceasefire and noted challenges from US trade tariffs affecting exports to European and American markets. The company sources limestone from the Middle East and exports steel there, making extended conflict potentially costly. Despite geopolitical concerns, the CEO praised the country's projected 6.5% GDP growth as strong compared to global averages of 3%.