Overseas Mn ore offers: Comilog April offers for Gabonese ore

Published: Mar 3, 2021 13:16

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Comilog offered manganese lump originating from Gabon for April delivery to China, at $5.35/mtu, up $0.55/mtu from offers for March.

SHANGHAI, Mar 3 (SMM) - Comilog offered manganese lump originating from Gabon for April delivery to China, at $5.35/mtu, up $0.55/mtu from offers for March.

It also offered Gabonese manganese ore for April delivery to China, at $5.1/mtu, up $0.55/mtu from offers for March.

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