At the beginning of the month, consumers considered leaving prices unchanged; however, the market developed positively - fuelled by increasing Turkish consumer demand, with corresponding tight market pricing, and ...
Read MoreDuring February, scrap consumers paid on average markups of between €10 and €15 per tonne, de-pending on the scrap grade concerned and the prevailing price at the end of ...
Read MoreSICON received the award in the category “Products B2B”. Numerous magazines reported on this ...
Read MorePrice developments at the beginning of 2019 were very different to previous years; depending on the purchasing mill, the scrap grade concerned and the point of contract closure price ...
Read MoreDuring December, depending on the mill and the scrap grade concerned, mills purchased scrap at unchanged or moderately reduced price levels, especially obsolete scrap. Although export prices fell by ...
Read MoreAt the beginning of November, consumers were looking to buy scrap at unchanged price levels; however, continuing low water levels on Germany’s main waterways, good export possibilities and the ...
Read MoreDuring October, German consumer scrap purchasing prices ranged from unchanged to price markups of approximately €10 per tonne, depending on the mill and scrap grade concerned; taken as a ...
Read MoreSupported by their scrap accrual during August, scrap consumers were in the position to reduce their purchasing prices on average by €15 during September. In order to stock-up on ...
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