Baogang Non-Spangled Galvanized Products Exports Jump after Efforts to Develop New Markets

Published: May 25, 2017 15:03
Baogang Rare Earth International Trading Co.’s exports of non-spangled galvanized products increased drastically in May after actively developing new markets, csteelnews.com reported.

SHANGHAI, May 25 (SMM) - Baogang Rare Earth International Trading Co.’s exports of non-spangled galvanized products increased drastically in May after actively developing new markets, csteelnews.com reported.

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The company’s export contracts for non-spangled galvanized products totaled 10,802 tonnes as of May 22, compared to 3,462 tonnes in April.

It explores new markets actively whist stabilizing traditional markets, and signed contracts with 7 countries including Israel, the Philippines, Guatemala, Thailand, Spain, the United Arab Emirates and Peru from April.

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