Southern rare Earth: a reduction in the Price of several oxides Terbium oxide by 100000 yuan / ton

Published: Oct 23, 2019 10:36

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The Southern rare Earth Group announced that the price of rare earth oxides was listed this week, and the prices of several varieties of medium and heavy rare earth oxides were cut.

SMM, Oct. 23: southern rare Earth Group announced this week rare earth oxides listed prices, heavy rare earth oxides in a number of varieties of prices down. The listing price of gadolinium oxide is 168000 yuan / ton, down 4000 yuan / ton, holmium oxide 350000 yuan / ton, terbium oxide 4 million yuan / ton, 100000 yuan / ton, dysprosium oxide 1.95 million yuan / ton, erbium oxide 168000 yuan / ton, 2000 yuan / ton Among them, samarium oxide listing price 12000 yuan / ton, europium oxide listing price 250000 yuan / ton, ytterbium oxide listing price 100000 yuan / ton, lutetium oxide listing price 4.3 million yuan / ton, yttrium oxide listing price 20, 000 yuan / ton, scandium oxide listing price 9 million yuan / ton.

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