Turkey’s Kardemir raises wire rod prices for engineering grade products

Wednesday, 02 March 2022 13:57:35 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul

Today, March 2, Turkish mill Kardemir has raised prices in its sales of engineering grade wire rod products, amid currency fluctuations and higher import scrap and billet prices. The supplier has raised its dollar-based prices by $25-50/mt compared to its previous announcement on Monday, February 28. The producer has issued its list price only on US dollar basis, and for cash payment, on ex-works basis.

Dimension

Grade

Price ($/mt)

5.5 mm

SAE  1018-1020

940

SAE  1022-1073

970

SAE  1076-1082

980

SAE  1006_00

900

20MnB4-30MnB4

1020

SG2

1020

6-27 mm

SAE  1018-1020

905

SAE  1022-1073

935

SAE  1076-1082

945

SAE  1006

865

16MnCr5

1050

20MnB4-30MnB4

985

MelekDurmaz Aktaş
Melek Durmaz Aktaş
Editor

I graduated from Marmara University with a bachelor’s degree in Economics in 2006 and have a master’s degree in Msc Management at Southampton University in the UK right after my graduation. I have been in the steel industry since 2008. I cover the longs products in Turkey both internally and externally at SteelOrbis headquarter.

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