China's Cobalt Hydrometallurgical Intermediate Imports Surge 51% MoM, 140% YoY in July 2024 with Average Price at US$13,403/t

Published: Aug 21, 2024 11:42

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According to SMM statistics: customs data shows that China's imports of cobalt hydrometallurgical intermediates in July 2024 amounted to approximately 17,600 metal tons (converted based on a grade of 35%), representing a month-on-month increase of 51% and a year-on-year increase of 140%. In terms of import average prices, the average import price of China's cobalt hydrometallurgical intermediates in July 2024 was US$13,403 per metal ton.

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