Antimony Prices Consolidate at High Levels, Ingot Grades Rise Slowly

Published: Sep 18, 2026 10:54 (GMT+8)

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SMM — Antimony prices maintained the strong momentum of previous weeks in this week (Sep 14–18), yet the upward pace slowed markedly, entering a phase of "consolidation at high levels". Ingot grades moved higher while oxide ore grades stabilized on a wait-and-see basis.

On Monday (Sep 14), the price of 1# antimony ingot rose by RMB 500 per tonne from the previous Friday’s RMB 104,500/tonne to RMB 105,000/tonne. It held firm at this level for the subsequent four trading days, registering a weekly gain of RMB 500 per tonne (+0.48%), firmly settling above the RMB 105,000 threshold.

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