Southern Nonferrous Metals Successfully Concludes Major Metal Tenders, Delivery Underway

Published: Mar 9, 2026 14:19

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SMM March 9 News: According to comprehensive information from various market sources, recently, Southern Nonferrous Metals conducted large-scale tenders for several of its metal varieties, including significant quantities of bismuth ingots, cadmium ingots, and indium ingots. Sources indicate that all bids were successfully concluded. Currently, based on official information, these metal tenders have indeed smoothly progressed to the delivery stage. However, officials are currently unwilling to disclose the specific transaction prices.

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