Distributors
ProblemVolatile prices and per-tonne schemes that are hard to settle fairly.
- Daily price changes affect dealer buying decisions
- Schemes are usually per tonne or per slab of tonnage
- Credit and collections matter as much as volume
TMT bars are sold through distributors and dealers at prices that move almost daily, and the brand on site is chosen by the contractor, fabricator and engineer. Unotag runs per-tonne dealer schemes that keep up with price changes, rewards the people who specify and fix the bars, and verifies genuine steel.
Each problem below is something tmt steel brands tell us they handle by hand today, and what changes when the channel runs on Unotag.


Prices move daily, schemes calculated weeks later
Fabricators and bar benders choose the brand, unrewarded
Re-rolled and look-alike bars
Project volumes negotiated case by case
ProblemVolatile prices and per-tonne schemes that are hard to settle fairly.
ProblemThe dealer advises individual home builders on brand and grade.
ProblemThey handle the steel on site and influence brand choice.
ProblemSpecification sets the grade, but the brand is often decided on price.
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