Insight into surcharges

Here you will find the current alloy and scrap surcharges as well as our energy surcharges. We will provide you with future surcharges three days before the end of the month.

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Details on the surcharges

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Scrap surcharges

Scrap surcharges are applied due to fluctuating prices of scrap metals. They reflect the costs of procuring and processing scrap materials. The exact surcharges may vary depending on market trends. Scrap surcharges are regularly adjusted to align with current market prices.

Alloy surcharges

Alloy surcharges are additional charges applied to the base price, reflecting the costs associated with using alloys in the product. Alloy surcharges are calculated based on current raw material prices and market trends, and are regularly updated.

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Energy surcharges

Energy surcharges are calculated based on energy prices and consumption. We are continuously striving to optimize our energy consumption to minimize the impact on surcharges while promoting more environmentally friendly production methods.

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Sustainability | 30/03/2026

The world's first electric forge

Swiss Steel Group is driving forward the modernization and decarbonization of its plants with great emphasis. The most recent example is the conversion of a forging furnace at Finkl Steel-Sorel Québec from fossil fuels to electric power. Heating the furnace with green electricity not only reduces the carbon footprint but also brings numerous other benefits to the process and to the people working at the plant.

Sustainability | 09/01/2026

Swiss Steel Group once again secures top “A” score in CDP rating

Swiss Steel Group has been awarded the highest rating, “A,” in CDP’s annual sustainability assessment for climate change for the second consecutive year. This distinction, conferred by the internationally recognized non-profit organization CDP, underscores the Group’s continued commitment to climate action and sustainable business practices. This achievement reinforces Swiss Steel Group’s position as a leader in corporate transparency and action on climate change, standing out from nearly 22,100 companies assessed.