Skip to content




Markets

Asia Pacific

  • Africa

  • Egypt
  • Africa
  • (Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Morocco, Nigeria, Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa)
Price Wizard

Unlock global prices across the value chain and turn complex data into clear insights.

Price Wizard

Create and save your own charts

Favorite Charts

Save and access popular charts

Product Snapshot

Analyze price changes by product

Market Snapshot

Analyze price changes by market

Netback Analysis

Monitor prices and netbacks

Price Tracker

Track polymer prices globally

Stats Wizard

Unravel global import and export data to learn trade volumes and patterns.

Stats Wizard

Create and save your own charts

Snapshot

Grasp trade patterns at a glance

Partners

Analyze partner data over time

Reporters

Analyze reporter data over time

Data Series

Compare quantity, value and price

Supply Wizard

Track global polymer supply and visualize via interactive charts and tables.

Global Capacities

Monitor existing and new plants

Production News

Track supply changes by plant

Snapshot

Grasp supply status at a glance

Offline Capacities

Learn capacity outages

New Capacities

Learn new capacity additions

Plant Closures

Learn permanent plant closures

Supply Balance

Analyze supply balance over time

Filter Options
Text :
Search Criteria :
Territory/Country :
Product Group/Product :
News Type :
My Favorites:

Asian ABS producers report tight supplies

by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
  • 10/11/2017 (11:49)
Several Asian producers operating in China’s and Southeast Asia’s ABS markets reported that their supplies are tight mainly due to maintenances.

A source from a South Korean producer reported that they will have a scheduled maintenance at their ABS plant in November for two weeks.

A Southeast Asian producer also informed that their inventories are low due to the on-going maintenance until the end of November. “We raised our ABS offers to China by $20/ton from two weeks ago to $1920-1930 CIF. However, we need to monitor players’ reactions in order to be sure about the sustainability of this firming. Meanwhile, players in Southeast Asia are not open to offers above the $1900/ton level. We think the ABS market will display a rebound if costs and crude oil prices manage to remain firm in the near term,” a source from the producer commented.

A source from another Southeast Asian producer also noted, “ABS buyers are reluctant to make purchases. We still have backlog orders to clear while our supplies remain tight.”
Free Trial
Member Login