SMM Weekly Maintenance Summary for March 31

Published: Apr 1, 2025 09:00

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【SMM Weekly Maintenance Statistics】According to SMM statistics, from March 29 to April 4, the impact of pig iron due to blast furnace maintenance was...

According to SMM's weekly maintenance statistics, the impact from maintenance on pig iron in blast furnaces this week (March 29 to April 4) was 1.236 million mt, down 108,000 mt WoW. Next week (April 5 to April 11), the impact from maintenance on pig iron in blast furnaces will be 1.1182 million mt, down 117,800 mt WoW from this week.

For building materials, the impact from maintenance this week was 1.2706 million mt, up 28,100 mt WoW. Next week, the impact from maintenance on building materials will be 1.1632 million mt, down 107,400 mt WoW from this week.

For hot rolling, the impact from maintenance this week was 224,000 mt, down 62,900 mt WoW. Next week, the impact from maintenance on hot rolling will be 92,400 mt, down 131,600 mt WoW from this week.

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