Iran’s billet exporters launch two new overseas tenders

Wednesday, 09 October 2024 14:45:50 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul

Iranian mills continue their moderate activities in the billet export segment, with two mills lately floating tenders aiming to trade decent tonnages.

According to sources, Iran’s Chadormalu Mining and Industrial Company has floated an export tender for 30,000 mt of 150 x 150 mm 5SP/3SP billet for end-of-November delivery. The tender is valid until October 15, 2024. In addition, Iran’s BISCO, a blast furnace-based producer, has launched a tender for a large volume of 130 mm and 150 mm billet, with no additional details disclosed yet.

The most recent export billet prices from Iran have been at $450-453/mt FOB and most market players expect the levels will be kept relatively unchanged if the eventual buyer would aim to trade this position to the GCC, where the level of $480/mt CFR to the UAE or Oman is quite acceptable. For Asia, however, the purchase price for billet has to be at least $10/mt lower than that, SteelOrbis understands.


Similar articles

Global View on Billet: Prices rise gradually everywhere, though demand reduced

05 Dec | Longs and Billet

Local Turkish billet prices follow higher rebar prices, import interest temporarily low

05 Dec | Longs and Billet

India’s SAIL partners with Primetals for hydrogen injection system at Bokaro

05 Dec | Steel News

Sanctioned suppliers sell billet in Southeast Asia as ex-China offers too high

05 Dec | Longs and Billet

Fives replaces Spanish steelmaker’s reheating furnace

05 Dec | Steel News

SE Asia’s import billet market slowly adjusts to higher prices

04 Dec | Longs and Billet

Ex-India billet prices nudged up, sellers prefer to avail of local market conditions

03 Dec | Longs and Billet

Ex-Asia billet offers increase further, trading slows after last week’s deals

02 Dec | Longs and Billet

TCUD: Turkey’s steel imports fall in October 2025, exports keep rising

28 Nov | Steel News

Global View on Billet: Trading improves with firm pricing seen in major outlets

28 Nov | Longs and Billet