Xiamen Tungsten Raises APT Long-Term Contract Price by 19,000 Yuan/mt for Second Half of May

Published: May 20, 2025 13:23

The externally purchased APT long-term contract procurement price of Xiamen Tungsten for the second half of May was 238,000 yuan/mt, an increase of 19,000 yuan/mt compared to the previous round of quotations.

Suppliers have the option to exchange an equivalent amount of wolframite with a coefficient of 1.41, on a self pick-up basis. The pricing benchmark for 50% is 160,000 yuan/standard mt, with price adjustments corresponding to increases or decreases (±100).

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