Tokyo Steel Raises Scrap Purchasing Prices

  • Wednesday, October 9, 2013
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It’s reported that Japan’s Tokyo Steel announced to raise its scrap purchasing prices by ￥500~￥1,000/ton at its four works from October 8th.
 
The company remained the scrap purchasing prices unchanged at Tahara works.
 
After the adjustment, its H2 scrap prices averaged at ￥33,500~￥35,500/ton.
 
Among them, the scrap purchasing prices at Utsunomiya works are at ￥35,500/ton; those in Okayama works are at ￥34,500/ton~￥35,000/ton; those in Kyushu works are at ￥34,500~￥35,500/ton; those in Tahara works are at ￥34,000/ton; and those in Takamatsu steel center are at ￥33,500/ton.
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