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RINL urged to reduce prices

The Chandigarh Industrial Fasteners’ Association (CIFA) has urged the management of Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Limited to reduce the prices of steel.

In SoS message sent to RINL Chairman and Managing Director P.K. Bishnoi, CIFA president A.L. Aggarwal said RINL was selling MS ingots and MS round at Rs.15,000 higher per tonne compared to other steel producers as per the market prevalent on Saturday.

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