[SMM Steel] India’s RINL Launches Export Tender for 60,000 mt Steel Billets

Published: May 25, 2026 18:32

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[SMM Steel] Indian state-owned steelmaker RINL issued a global export tender for 60,000 mt of prime continuous cast steel billets on an FOB stowed basis, with shipment required by July 20, 2026. The tender covers 3SP and 4SP billets in 150x150 mm and 200x200 mm sizes. Buyers must submit bids by May 26, with offers valid until May 30. The minimum bidding volume is 30,000 mt, with additional quantities allowed in 5,000 mt multiples. Payments will be conducted through irrevocable sight letter of credit terms.

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