A Steel Mill in Fujian Issued Molybdenum Iron Tender Price of 285,500/mt on April 14

Published: Apr 14, 2026 11:55
[Ferromolybdenum Steel Mill Tender Information] SMM April 14, a steel mill in Fujian priced its ferromolybdenum tender at 285,500 yuan/mt on April 14, cash payment, quantity to be confirmed.

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