India’s RINL cancels billet export tender due to low bids

Thursday, 08 October 2020 14:32:25 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul
       

Indian state-owned steel mill RINL has cancelled its fresh tender for export of 35,000 mt of billet due to lower-than-expected bids, according to the company and sources in the market.

The mill's targeted price level (the reserve price) was $425/mt FOB, but the tender was cancelled due to “unacceptable bids received,” a company source said. According to market sources, most bids were at close to $410/mt FOB, which translates to around $435/mt CFR Southeast Asia or slightly above.

As SteelOrbis reported earlier, the reference price for ex-India billet has been set at $415-420/mt FOB, but lower bids have been exerting pressure.


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