Magnesium Inventories Drop 5.02% as Manufacturers Boost Shipments Amid Financial Pressure

Published: May 15, 2026 13:59
[SMM Weekly Magnesium Production Flash Report] This week, the inventory of manufacturers decreased by 5.02% compared to the previous week. Affected by inventory pressure and financial pressure, magnesium ingot smelting manufacturers showed significantly increased enthusiasm for shipments this week. Terminal manufacturers and traders replenished their stocks at low prices, leading to a slight recovery in market transactions. Supported by the transactions, the inventory of some manufacturers decreased significantly, and the overall inventory of manufacturers showed a downward trend.

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