Daye Nonferrous Metals Conducts Competitive Bidding Sale for 25 mt of Crude Selenium

Published: Jun 16, 2025 10:52

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SMM June 16 News: According to official information from Daye Nonferrous Metals Group Holding Co., Ltd., 25 mt (metal content) of crude selenium with a product quality of approximately 91% metal content was recently put up for public sale. The starting bid price was calculated based on a tax-inclusive unit price of 105,000 yuan/mt (metal content) * 30 mt (metal content), with the specific weight subject to the weighing sheet issued by the seller's quality measurement center. Interested parties can download the bidding documents through the China Nonferrous Metals Group e-commerce platform for procurement and tendering (http//ecp.cnmc.com.cn). The delivery location is the Rare and Precious Metals Branch of Daye Nonferrous Metals Co., Ltd. The buyer is responsible for self pick-up and all transportation costs. The risk of the goods transfers to the buyer upon cargo pick-up. The payment method is payment before delivery, with the seller arranging shipment after receiving the full prepayment from the buyer.

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