Overseas Mn ore offers: Tshipi February offers for South African 36.5% Mn ore

Published: Jan 11, 2021 12:00

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Tshipi offered South African semi-carbonate manganese ore with 36.5% Mn, for February delivery to China, at $4.62/mtu, up $0.72/mtu from a month ago.

SHANGHAI, Jan 11 (SMM) – Tshipi offered South African semi-carbonate manganese ore with 36.5% Mn, for February delivery to China, at $4.62/mtu, up $0.72/mtu from a month ago.

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