【Flash | Industeel Trims October Surcharges Across Mo-Bearing Stainless Grades】

Published: Oct 06, 2026 11:33 (GMT+8)
Industeel, part of ArcelorMittal had recently updated its October stainless alloy surcharges. 316L/316LN fell 0.9% MoM to €3,684/t, 316LMo 0.7% to €4,115/t, 317L 0.7% to €4,758/t and 904L 1.0% to €6,768/t. 2205+ and 2507 were nearly flat at €3,724/t and €4,389/t, while UR 254 eased to €7,147/t. The schedule excludes energy surcharge.

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