Indonesian Stainless Steel Hot-Rolled Products Enter Chinese Market

Published: Aug 24, 2017 18:01

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One Chinese company, which has one stainless steel project in Indonesia, has begun selling stainless steel hot-rolled products in China, according to market sources.

SHANGHAI, Aug. 24 (SMM) – One Chinese company, which has one stainless steel project in Indonesia, has begun selling stainless steel hot-rolled products in China, according to market sources.

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