Indium prices have risen on strong demand for indium tin oxide (ITO) due to a lack of available stock in China.
Prices for indium have climbed while producers reduce output and material supply tightens, market participants said.Metal Bulletin assessed the free market indium price at $265-300 per kg on an in-warehouse basis on Wednesday January 10, up from $250-270 per kg last Friday."There is good demand for ITO and China has reduced production over the past 18 months,"...