Feng Hsin hikes scrap purchasing prices by NT$ 200 per ton

Publicado: Dec 22, 2015 09:47
Major Taiwanese long steel product manufacturer-Feng Hsin Iron and Steel Co. has decided to increase its scrap purchasing prices for the current week.

By Anil Mathews (ScrapMonster Author)

December 21, 2015 07:47:04 AM

BEIJING (Scrap Monster): Major Taiwanese long steel product manufacturer-Feng Hsin Iron and Steel Co. has decided to increase its scrap purchasing prices for the current week. Meantime, the company has also decided to keep its rebar prices unchanged. Also, steel section base price will remain flat during the week.

According to the company press release, scrap purchasing prices will see a hike of NT$ 200 per ton when compared with the previous week. The scrap purchasing prices for the week will range between NT$ 4,700 per ton and NT$ 5,200 per ton, Feng Hsin press release stated.

The list prices of rebar will see no change during the current week. The price for the week will continue to remain at NT$ 11,200 per ton. The rebar list prices had averaged at NT$ 11,200 per ton during the previous week. The price for section steel during the week will be in the range of NT$ 16,500 per ton, remaining unchanged from the previous week prices.

Feng Hsin Iron & Steel Co., Ltd is a Taiwanese company principally engaged in the manufacture, processing and distribution of iron and steel products. It is one of the largest steel long products manufacturers in Taiwan.


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