Fujian Sanming Raises SiMn Alloy Bid Price in October

Published: Sep 28, 2017 11:28

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Fujian Sanming Iron & Steel (Group) Co. hiked its bid price for SiMn alloy in October.

SHANGHAI, Sept. 28 (SMM) - Fujian Sanming Iron & Steel (Group) Co. hiked its bid price for SiMn alloy in October.

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It set bid price at 7,705 yuan per tonne (50% cash 50% by acceptance, price to factory) in October, up 155 yuan per tonne from September.

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Purchase volume is 8,000 tonnes.

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