Luoyang Molybdenum Enterprise Round A Molybdenum Concentrates Auction Price Rose 535 Yuan/mtu

Published: May 12, 2026 09:16
[Molybdenum Flash] SMM, May 12: A molybdenum enterprise in Luoyang auctioned molybdenum concentrates in Round A, with a grade above 45%. The transaction price was 5,250 yuan/mtu, with a base price of 4,850 yuan/mtu (cash), 60 mt, at Baohuashan warehouse. The auction price in this round increased by 535 yuan/mtu compared to the auction transaction price on April 23.

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