Sulphuric Acid Ex-works Prices Close to 0 yuan/mt amid Power Rationing and Insufficient Demand

Published: Aug 19, 2022 13:22

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According to SMM research, the ex-works price of sulphuric acid stood at 5 yuan/mt in Henan, down 505 yuan/mt from SMM average price of sulphuric acid produced during smelting in July.

SHANGHAI, Aug 19 (SMM) - According to SMM research, the ex-works price of sulphuric acid stood at 200-400 yuan/mt in Guangxi this week, down 445 yuan/mt from SMM average price of sulphuric acid produced during smelting in July; 500-600 yuan/mt in Fujian, up 65 yuan/mt; 300-400 yuan/mt in Hunan; 100-150 yuan/mt in Shandong, down 270 yuan/mt; 1 yuan/mt in Hubei, down 574 yuan/mt; 0 yuan/mt in Zhejiang; 5 yuan/mt in Henan, down 505 yuan/mt, 420 yuan/mt in Gansu, down 165 yuan/mt.

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