Group 1 - Ansteel's product price policy for February 2026 remains stable with no changes in hot-rolled, pickled, cold-rolled, and automotive steel prices [1] - Ansteel's high-strength wire prices for grades 590MPa, 780MPa, 980MPa, and 1180MPa are also unchanged [1] Group 2 - Benxi Steel's product price policy for February 2026 shows stability in most products, with cold-rolled, galvanized, and rebar prices remaining flat [2] - An increase of 50 yuan/ton is noted for non-oriented silicon steel and wire rod prices [2] - The pricing for special steel remains unchanged [2] Group 3 - Ling Steel's product price policy for February 2026 indicates no changes in hot-rolled, rebar, and special steel prices [3] - An increase of 50 yuan/ton is applied to wire rod and non-oriented silicon steel prices [3] - The pricing for cold-rolled, pickled, and automotive steel remains stable [3] Group 4 - Ling Steel's pricing adjustments for February 2026 include a 50 yuan/ton increase for wire rod and non-oriented silicon steel, while other products remain unchanged [4] - The pricing for hot-rolled, rebar, and special steel is stable [4]

Price Adjustments Overview - Ansteel has announced a price increase for various products effective January 2026, with hot-rolled, pickled, and cold-rolled products each increasing by 100 yuan per ton [1] - Benxi Steel has also implemented a similar price adjustment, with cold-rolled, cold hard, galvanized, and other products increasing by 100 yuan per ton, while some products remain stable [2] - Ling Steel's pricing policy for January 2026 includes a 100 yuan per ton increase for hot-rolled and wire rod products, while rebar prices remain unchanged [3][5] Product-Specific Changes - Hot-rolled products: Increased by 100 yuan/ton across multiple companies [1][2][5] - Cold-rolled products: Increased by 100 yuan/ton, with automotive steel also seeing a similar increase [1][2] - Galvanized products: Increased by 100 yuan/ton as per Benxi Steel's announcement [2] - Wire rod: Increased by 100 yuan/ton according to both Ansteel and Ling Steel [1][5] - Rebar: Prices remain stable across the board [2][5]