Production updates on Hubei Yihua’s PVC plants in China
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
According to sources close to the company, China’s Hubei Yihua is planning to restart its 300,000 tons/year PVC plant, which was shut in mid-February after an explosion that took place at the plant, in May. The plant was initially planned to restart at the end of March.
Also, the 10-days maintenance at the company’s other 400,000 tons/year PVC plant in Inner Mongolia, which was scheduled in March, was postponed to May.
Also, the 10-days maintenance at the company’s other 400,000 tons/year PVC plant in Inner Mongolia, which was scheduled in March, was postponed to May.
More free plastics news
Plastic resin (PP, LDPE, LLDPE ,HDPE, PVC, GPS; HIPS, PET, ABS) prices, polymer market trends, and more...- March hints at further hikes in European PP, PE markets
- India’s PVC market dips to new lows on Taiwan’s March cuts, players seek signs of bottom
- Q1 turnarounds uplift Mid-East PP, PE markets in February; will it spill over to March?
- SE Asia’s indefinite PE shutdowns: A market in crisis as demand woes threaten survival
- Türkiye’s PPH markets perform better than copolymers in February
- Margin recovery priorities outweigh supply imbalances in European PVC markets
- Asian PVC demand stagnant; recovery hopes shift to end of Q1
- Tough slog in S Korea’s petchem industry spells disappointing 2024 financial results; will government's recent plan help weather the storm?
- China’s PP, PE markets face post-holiday supply surge and tepid demand
- A tug-of-war unfolds in Türkiye as PVC demand struggles against rising costs
