Quick Answer: On November 9, 2026, the China ferrosilicon export price was USD 1,160–1,200 per metric ton for grade 72 and USD 1,220–1,250 per metric ton for grade 75, both FOB Tianjin.
Ferrosilicon 72 and 75 FOB Tianjin Prices
The table shows China's ferrosilicon export quotes for November 9, 2026, in US dollars per metric ton. Use it as a daily reference for ferrosilicon 72 price FOB China and ferrosilicon 75 price FOB China.
| Grade | Price Range (USD/metric ton) | Delivery Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Ferrosilicon 72 | 1,160–1,200 | FOB Tianjin |
| Ferrosilicon 75 | 1,220–1,250 | FOB Tianjin |
Source: Ferroalloy Online (CNFEOL), November 9, 2026.
Ferrosilicon 72 vs. 75: FOB Price Difference
Taking the middle of each quoted range, grade 72 is at USD 1,180 per metric ton and grade 75 is at USD 1,235 per metric ton, a difference of USD 55 per metric ton. This is a gap between the midpoints of two quoted ranges. It is not a premium paid on actual transactions, and a real deal can fall anywhere in or outside the range depending on size, packing and order quantity.
How to Compare Ferrosilicon FOB Quotes
The numbers above are reference quotes for one day in the export market. Before you compare them with a supplier's offer, line up three things: the grade (72 or 75), the port (here Tianjin) and the unit (USD per metric ton). Then confirm the lump size, the packing and the order quantity, because each can change the price. For a longer view of how ferrosilicon is priced by the ton, read our ferrosilicon price per ton guide.
FOB means the seller loads the goods at the named port, so freight and insurance to your port are not included in these figures. A CIF or delivered offer is not directly comparable.
Request a Ferrosilicon Quote
Ferrosilicon prices change with the market, so the figures on this page are for reference only. Contact us for the latest and full ferrosilicon price list. If you need a quotation, send us the grade, lump size, quantity and destination port, and we will confirm the price and supply for your order. For the material itself, see our ferrosilicon 75 lumps.
