China's Antimony Ingot Production Expected to Decline 10% MoM in April 2025: SMM Assessment

Published: Apr 29, 2025 10:25
According to SMM's assessment, China's production of antimony ingots (including antimony ingots, converted crude antimony, cathode antimony, etc.) in April 2025 is expected to decline significantly by approximately 10% month-on-month.

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