“Billet prices in India have no room for correction”  – Real Ispat & Power Ltd

“Billet market should look better towards the month end. It has been affected due to weak cash flow and delay of investment plans in projects.   

Manufacturers might opt for a close down of the plant due to iron or shortage and expensive pellets”, pointed out Mr. Ramesh Agrawal, Director of Real Ispat & Power Ltd in Raipur, Chhattisgarh. 

“We are offering Billet at Rs 30,400/MT (Basic) which might be up by Rs 500/MT before the month ends and have not have reduced our monthly output of 8,000 tons”, he added. 

    

  


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