Hunan Company Sells 600 Tons of Bismuth Concentrate Above Reserve Price in April 2026 Auction

Published: Apr 28, 2026 09:05

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SMM, April 28 - According to market sources, a company in Hunan has started a competitive bidding process for the sale of its 600 metric tons (in physical weight) of bismuth concentrate for April 2026, with all lots successfully sold in the end. Reliable sources indicate that the final transaction price was above the reserve price of 115,000 yuan per metal metric ton. However, the seller is unwilling to disclose the exact transaction price.

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