ADC12 Prices increase 300-400 Yuan/mt as Aluminum Costs Rise

Published: Mar 30, 2026 16:55

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[SMM Aluminum Alloy Daily Review] ADC12 prices adjusted strongly today, with mainstream producers generally raising quotes by 300-400 yuan/mt, mainly driven by stronger primary aluminum prices and the rapid rise in aluminum scrap costs. Enterprises mostly followed the trend and increased their quotes, with cost support proving significant. However, demand remained relative

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