Ineos Styrolution and Trinseo announce December PS, ABS prices
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
Major styrenics producers in Europe revealed their December PS and ABS prices with increases following styrene contracts, which settled at €1255/ton FOB NWE, up €95/ton ($113/ton) over last month in line with the expectations.
According to a statement on the company’s website, Ineos Styrolution announced its prices for December with increases valid as of December 1. The producer raised its prices by €105/ton ($125/ton) for GPPS and HIPS with respect to November. The producer also increased its ABS prices by €75/ton ($90/ton) from last month.
Trinseo, meanwhile, announced its new PS prices with increases matching styrene hikes both for GPPS and HIPS as of December 1 while the producer’s new ABS prices indicate €60/ton ($71/ton) increases. The producer also applied increases of €200/ton ($237/ton) for all grades of polycarbonate (PC) and €85/ton ($101/ton) for SAN, according to a statement on the company’s website.
According to a statement on the company’s website, Ineos Styrolution announced its prices for December with increases valid as of December 1. The producer raised its prices by €105/ton ($125/ton) for GPPS and HIPS with respect to November. The producer also increased its ABS prices by €75/ton ($90/ton) from last month.
Trinseo, meanwhile, announced its new PS prices with increases matching styrene hikes both for GPPS and HIPS as of December 1 while the producer’s new ABS prices indicate €60/ton ($71/ton) increases. The producer also applied increases of €200/ton ($237/ton) for all grades of polycarbonate (PC) and €85/ton ($101/ton) for SAN, according to a statement on the company’s website.
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