During March, steel mills purchased all available scrap offered by the trade. They increased their offered prices by between €60 and €120 per tonne, depending on the mill, demand quantities, the scrap grade concerned and previous month’s pricing. ...
Continue ReadingSICON is not an 'integrator', SICON develops processing solutions for its customers and selects the optimal machine configuration. Each machine is adapted to its task and not vice versa. All machines fit together like the instruments in an orchestra. Read ...
Continue ReadingSICON America offers the scrap and metal recycling industry a full range of competitive high-quality shears and balers. Read ...
Continue ReadingFinally ISRI is live again after 3 years! This year’s ISRI will open its gates on March 21st and will once again be the meeting point of the scrap and metal recycling industry. Read ...
Continue ReadingDuring February, some consumers started negotiations with the belief that they would be able to cover their February demand at either unchanged or slightly increased price levels, compared to January pricing. Consequently, the first contracts were closed with prices increases of up to €5 per tonne. ...
Continue ReadingSupply and demand were in equilibrium during January. After a successful year for both the steel and scrap industries in 2021, scrap consumers had envisaged marked price reductions at the beginning of 2022. However, they were forced to gradually adjust their hoped-for price levels due to developments on the export market and the sales reluctance on the part of their suppliers. ...
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