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CLERINS IS A DISTRIBUTOR OF NON-FERROUS METALS AND HAS BEEN ACTIVE IN THE MARKET SINCE 1980.
The company boasts vast experience in the foundry and construction sectors, and provides an extensive range of Zinc, Aluminium, Brass, Lead and Tin products, all of which are prepared for immediate delivery.
Clerins: distributors of Zinc,Aluminium, Brass, Lead and Tin
The company boasts vast experience in the foundry and construction sectors, and provides an extensive range of Zinc, Aluminium, Brass, Lead and Tin products, all of which are prepared for immediate delivery.
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3 June, 2024More than 1,500 exhibiting companies from 29 countries show their most innovative technology at the 32nd edition of the BIEMH, International Machine Tool Biennial, 2024. Leading international fair in advanced manufacturing, held from June 3 to 7 at the BEC. This year’s BIEMH has registered professional visitors from 75 major countries, including the USA, France, Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom, Portugal, Turkey, Canada, India, China and Mexico. Mexico will also be the Guest Country. More than 70 Mexican purchasing companies from the automotive, aerospace, household appliances, molding and distribution sectors, among others, will participate in the fair. [...]
8 May, 2024In the aluminum market, the effects of the Red Sea crisis are being reflected in freight rates and scrap availability. Rising scrap prices and falling refined metal values have deeply affected the margins of recyclers, who find it commercially lucrative to increase the proportion of primary metals in the feedstock mix. [...]
20 March, 2024Aluminium premiums increase in Europe and South Korea on supply tightness, but narrow in US.
Underlying supply concerns pressured aluminium premiums upward in Europe and South Korea in the week to Tuesday March 19. [...]
7 February, 2024Aluminum and lead prices lost 1% and 4%, respectively, in 2023. Along these lines, forecasts seem to indicate that metal prices will remain neutral in 2024. Although manufacturing demand is expected to remain stagnant, green demand is likely to drive the market this year. To meet climate goals, countries such as China and India are boosting renewable energy, particularly solar and wind power. [...]
12 January, 2024Zinc started 2023 in a solid position and then fell in the first half, in the context of a decline in the base metals market. Zinc transitioned from insufficient supply to excess supply at the end of the year. The weak demand was due, among other reasons, to a slower economic recovery in China. Following this initial decline in the first half of 2023, zinc remained largely below the US$2,700 per metric ton (MT) level. [...]
1 December, 2023A weak demand in the sector, together with the tenuous economic recovery of China as the largest consumer of zinc, causes an increase in stocks on the London Metal Exchange which, in turn, causes the value of zinc to remain at the same level, low, this being a situation that seems to continue in the short term. [...]
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