Turkey’s Petkim raises PP, PVC and LDPE prices
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
Turkey’s Petkim raised its list prices for PP, PVC and LDPE by $15/ton as of today. The producer also implemented an increase of $25/ton on its PP non-woven offers.
Petkim’s new LDPE offers are at $1515/ton for F2-12, at $1525/ton for G03-5 and at $1505/ton for H2-8 grade. The producer’s new LDPE-t prices, meanwhile, stand at $1503-1535/ton. The producer had last revised its LDPE and LDPE-t offers on July 11, 2016.
The producer’s new PP offers are now at $1297-1307/ton for raffia, at $1313/ton for injection and at $1333/ton for fibre. The producer had last revised its PP prices on June 24, 2016.
The producer’s new PVC prices, meanwhile, currently stand at $1145/ton for k67 and at $1175/ton for specialty grades.
All contracts are on an FCA Aliaga, cash not inc VAT basis.
Petkim’s new LDPE offers are at $1515/ton for F2-12, at $1525/ton for G03-5 and at $1505/ton for H2-8 grade. The producer’s new LDPE-t prices, meanwhile, stand at $1503-1535/ton. The producer had last revised its LDPE and LDPE-t offers on July 11, 2016.
The producer’s new PP offers are now at $1297-1307/ton for raffia, at $1313/ton for injection and at $1333/ton for fibre. The producer had last revised its PP prices on June 24, 2016.
The producer’s new PVC prices, meanwhile, currently stand at $1145/ton for k67 and at $1175/ton for specialty grades.
All contracts are on an FCA Aliaga, cash not inc VAT basis.
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