"A Silver Nitrate Enterprise: Orders Drop in April, Processing Fees for Supplied Materials Rise"

Published: Apr 29, 2026 21:29

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[SMM Silver Market News] A silver nitrate enterprise revealed that its orders in April declined significantly compared to February and March, with processing trade with supplied materials being the main order type. Notably, compared to direct sales of finished silver nitrate products, the processing fee charged for silver nitrate under processing trade with supplied materials was slightly raised.

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