East-China Manufacturer Completes Crude Selenium Tender at Nearly 130 Yuan per Kilogram

Published: Jul 14, 2026 17:59

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It is reported that a major manufacturer in East‑China recently concluded its tender for crude selenium successfully. Official information shows the final transaction price was nearly 130 yuan per kilogram. The company may continue to sell its 4N‑grade selenium products in the near future.

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