ارتفاع اسعار المنتج الرئيسي لشركة التصنيع لأعلى سعر على الأطلاق في تاريخه

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تعتبر شركة التصنيع الوطنيه ثاني اكبر منتج في العالم لمادة ثاني أكسيد التيتانيوم TiO2 بطاقه انتاجيه 760 الف طن وقد ارتفعت اسعار هذا المنتج لأسعار خياليه الى 2750 دولار في الطن مع وجود توقعات أن ترتفع اسعاره فوق 3000 دولار للطن قبل نهاية السنه


آسيا TiO2 في كل مرة عالية ، قد تركز على توفير مزيد من الارتفاع ضيق


04 August 2010 03:56 [Source: ICIS news] 4 أغسطس 2010 03:56 [المصدر : ICIS] أخبار

By Aaron Cheong

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SINGAPORE (ICIS)--Titanium dioxide (TiO2) prices in سنغافورة (ICIS) -- ثاني أكسيد التيتانيوم (TiO2) في الأسعار Asia آسيا have surged to an all-time high and may increase further in the next two to three years as a result of rising demand amid tight global supply, market players said late on Tuesday.


وارتفعت إلى عالية مرة كل زيادة في المقبلتين نتيجة لسنوات في ثلاث من ارتفاع الطلب العالمي وسط ضيق العرض المتعاملين في السوق ، وقال قد وزيادة في وقت متأخر يوم الثلاثاء.

ICIS assessed prices at $2,550-2,700/tonne (€1,938-2,052/tonne) CFR (cost & freight) ICIS المقررة أسعار بمبلغ 2،550-2،700 للطن (1،938-2،052 € / للطن) الاتحادية (التكلفة والشحن) Asia آسيا on 30 July, an increase of 13% from prices a year ago and up 8-10% from the start of this year. في 30 تموز / يوليو ، على زيادة قدرها 13 ٪ من أسعار العام الماضي وحتى 8-10 ٪ منذ بداية هذا العام.

For the first half of this year, m ajor producers proposed price hikes for the Asia-Pacific region that totalled about $350-475/tonne; during the recent third-quarter contract negotiations, most announced price rises of $150-


200/tonne, sources said. للنصف الأول من هذا العام والمنتجين ajor م ارتفاع الأسعار المقترحة لمنطقة آسيا والمحيط الهادئ التي بلغت نحو دولار 350-475/tonne ؛ خلال الربع الثالث ، عقد المفاوضات الأخيرة ، فإن معظم أعلنت ارتفاع الأسعار دولار 150-200/tonne مصادر وقال.

Buyers were heard to have accepted price increases of $150/tonne for the third-quarter contracts, effective 1 June or 1 July.


واستمع المشترون كان من المفترض أن تقبل الزيادات في الأسعار دولار 150/tonne للربع الثالث عقود ، اعتبارا من 1 يونيو / حزيران أو يوليو 1.

Kronos Worldwide's recent announcement of a $200/tonne price increase for material sold outside of North America and كرونوس في جميع أنحاء العالم في الإعلان الأخير عن زيادة سعر 200/tonne دولار للمواد التي تباع خارج أمريكا الشمالية و Europe, effective أوروبا ، اعتبارا من from 1 August, could push prices up further , market players said. في الفترة من 1 آب / أغسطس ، ويمكن دفع المزيد من ارتفاع الأسعار وقال اللاعبون في السوق.

The producer said that it had already managed to fully implement the latest $200/tonne increase. منتج وقال انه قد تمكنت بالفعل من أجل التنفيذ الكامل أحدث زيادة 200/tonne $.

Kronos had previously announced a $150/tonne hike for TiO2 sold in Asia, Latin America, the Middle East and وكان اعلن في وقت سابق من كرونوس 150/tonne دولار لزيادة TiO2 التي تباع في آسيا وأمريكا اللاتينية والشرق الأوسط و Africa أفريقيا , effective from 15 April, which was fully implemented before the end of the second quarter. اعتبارا من 15 نيسان ، الذي تم تنفيذه بالكامل قبل نهاية الربع الثاني.

The ongoing tightness in the TiO2 market was mainly due to insufficient capacity, sources said, adding that global production dropped by around 10-15% during the 2008-2009 global financial crisis as demand fell by 5%.

وضيق في TiO2 السوق يرجع أساسا إلى عدم كفاية مصادر الطاقة ، وقال الجارية ، مشيرا الى ان الانتاج العالمي انخفض بنسبة حوالي 10-15 ٪ خلال الأزمة المالية العالمية 2008-2009 كما انخفض الطلب بنسبة 5 ٪.

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http://www.icis.com/assets/getasset.aspx?ItemID=25783SINGAPORE (ICIS)--Buying interest for polypropylene (http://www.icis.com/v2/chemicals/9076428/Polypropylene.html) (PP) and polyethylene (PE) picked up sharply in the Middle East market this week, nudging up prices after a two-month slump, industry sources said on Friday.
The trend was in line with the upbeat sentiment in the Asian market (http://www.icis.com/Articles/2010/08/03/9381840/China-PP-rises-40tonne-on-C3-supply-concern.html) as crude hovered above $80/bbl, fuelling expectations that Middle East prices would continue to increase through September, they said.
Offers for raffia-grade PP into Dubai were upward of $1,250/tonne (€950/tonne) CFR (cost and freight) GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council) region, with some suppliers offering cargoes at even $1,300/tonne CFR GCC.
Offers for low density PE (LDPE (http://www.icis.com/v2/chemicals/9076159/Polyethylene%20linear%20low%20density.html)) were heard as high as $1,500/tonne CFR GCC, up $50/tonne from last week’s levels, according to market sources.
Earlier, PP and PE prices had bottomed and were even beginning to rise this week, reversing the steep downward trend witnessed since late May. (Please see graphs below)
Just last week most transactions in GCC region for August were concluded at $1,200-1,250/tonne CFR for raffia-grade PP and at $1,170-1,220/tonne CFR for film-grade high density PE (HDPE (http://www.icis.com/v2/chemicals/9076150/Polyethylene%20high%20density.html)), marking a $50-80/tonne month-on-month decline.
Traders said the diversion of cargoes to the buoyant market in Asia kept supply tight in the Middle East.
In the case of PP, availability from Saudi Arabia was further constrained by an outage at Petro Rabigh’s (http://www.icis.com/Articles/2010/08/05/9382662/petro-rabigh-shuts-polypropylene-plant-on-propylene-shortage.html) plant due to propylene (http://www.icis.com/v2/chemicals/9076453/Propylene.html) shortage, as well as intermittent problems in previous months at the Al-Waha Petrochemicals plant (http://www.icis.com/Articles/2010/07/19/9377356/Restart-of-Al-Waha-PP-eases-supply-pushes-prices-down.html).
PE supply (http://www.icis.com/Articles/2010/07/23/9378764/Irans-Arya-Sasol-shuts-down-LDPE-plant-on-technical.html) has also been restricted by shutdowns (http://www.icis.com/Articles/2010/06/29/9371873/irans-mehr-petrochemical-declares-force-majeure-on-hdpe.html), but the problem has not been as severe as that for PP, as Middle East players enjoy better margins for PE than for PP due to extremely low ethylene (http://www.icis.com/v2/chemicals/9075774/Ethylene.html) feedstock costs compared with propylene.
In any case, propylene prices have been surging much higher than ethylene prices, traders said.
A sharp rise in freight rates has also contributed to the surge in PE and PP prices, market sources said.
“Offers of black pipe-grade HDPE from southeast Asia into the Middle East have surged by $70/tonne week on week to $1,450/tonne CFR, partly due to rising freight rates,” said a Dubai-based end-user.
Freight rates have almost doubled to over $100/tonne currently from last year’s levels.

Supply chain issues relating to shipping delays at the Dammam port in Saudi Arabia and Jebel Ali port in Dubai were also reported to have contributed to the tightness.
The Dammam port congestion is attributed to the increased output from existing Saudi Arabian plants and the start-up of new plants such as Yansab.
The Jebel Ali port has been facing a sharp rise in cargo volumes due to the diversion of consignments from Iran, which has been re-routing its cargoes via Dubai due to the sanctions imposed (http://www.icis.com/Articles/2010/07/26/9379378/EU-sanctions-could-hurt-Irans-petchem-sector.html) by the United Nations and the EU.
Distributors and traders said they had already exhausted their allocations for August and expected September allocations to be restricted.
Although the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, beginning next week, is usually a period of low trading activity, this year the situation could be a bit different as customer inventories were very low, an end-user said.
“Processors have been keeping their stocks low, waiting for prices to bottom following the free fall over the past two months. So they were taken totally unawares when the situation reversed so suddenly,” he said.
Demand usually picks up in mid-September, after the week-long Eid ul-Fitr holidays at the end of Ramadan, said a trader.
“But this year, buying interest is expected to be much better than it was last year, when the global financial crisis cast a pall over the market,” he added.
Raffia-grade PP's offtake from the carpet industry was picking up in the region, a PP converter based in Jordan said, adding that demand from the industry had been in the doldrums earlier this year with margins were under severe pressure.
“But now we’re slowly beginning to see good margins,” he said