[SMM Stainless Steel Flash] Aperam Raises Stainless Steel Flat Products Surcharges for June 2026

Published: Jun 4, 2026 13:54

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Luxembourg-based stainless steel producer Aperam has raised alloy surcharges for its European austenitic stainless steel flat products for June, effective June 1, 2026. The surcharge for 304 rose to EUR 2365/ton from EUR 2243/ton in May; 316L increased to EUR 4056/ton from EUR 3813/ton; and 309S moved up to EUR 3192/ton from EUR 3020/ton. Ferritic grade 409 bucked the trend with a slight decrease to EUR 917/ton from EUR 921/ton.

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