Pomina steel price rises again

Sep 13th at 13:31
13-09-2013 13:31:40+07:00

Pomina steel price rises again

Pomina Steel Co (Pomina) will increase its product price by VND150,000 per tonne to VND13.5 million from yesterday.

 

Pomina general director Do Duy Thai attributed the price hike – the third since early in the third quarter – to rising input costs.

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