Silicon Metal Plants in Yunnan Hike Guide Price Further This Week, SMM Reports

Published: Jul 18, 2017 16:31

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Silicon metal producers in Yunnan Province released guide price this week, which is raised further from last week, SMM reported.

SHANGHAI, Jun. 18 (SMM) - Silicon metal producers in Yunnan Province released guide price this week, which is raised further from last week, SMM reported.

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The fresh guide price is hiked by 50-200 yuan per tonne from last week.

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