Guangxi Yusheng Launches Public Tender for 300kg Zone-Refined Germanium Ingots

Published: Jan 28, 2026 17:44
SMM, Jan 28 – According to an official announcement from SMM, Guangxi Yusheng Germanium High-tech Co., Ltd. will conduct a public tender sale for a batch of zone-refined germanium ingots starting today. Specifically, the batch comprises 300 kg of zone-refined germanium ingots, all available as spot goods, with the pick-up deadline set for February 10, 2026. The content will be determined based on laboratory analysis. The starting bid price for the zone-refined germanium ingots is 16,800 yuan/kg. Delivery will be arranged by the buyer (self-pickup), with freight costs borne by the buyer.

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