On May 14, a Mine in Jiangxi Sold 128 mt of Molybdenum Concentrates at 5,230 Yuan

Published: May 14, 2026 14:42

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[Molybdenum Flash] SMM May 14: On May 14, a mine in Jiangxi sold 128 mt of molybdenum concentrates with a grade of 45%-50% (average copper 1.72%, average phosphorus 0.077%). The auction transaction price was 5,230 yuan/mtu, with a reserve price of 5,230 yuan/mtu, settled at 35% cash and 65% bank acceptance.

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