MMTC demands fresh offers under sulphur tender

12 August 2008 15:27  [Source: ICIS news]

LONDON (ICIS news)--India’s largest public sector enterprise company MMTC has asked traders to resubmit offers under its 11 August sulphur tender, although the exact reason was unclear, a trader source said on Tuesday.

 

The tender, for 18,000 tonnes of sulphur firm and 15,000-18,000 tonnes optional received offers from five fertilizer traders.

 

These comprised Swiss Singapore, Transfert, Havi, Midgulf and MTPL with prices in the low-$780s to mid-$790s/tonne CFR (cost and freight).

 

MMTC reportedly asked traders to submit fresh offers on Wednesday, 13 August.

 

The tender called for second-half August delivery to Vizag.

 

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By: Mike Nash
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