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ChemPriceHub Important Reminder: Hengyi Petrochemical's PA6 Project Commences Trial Production

Published on 2026-01-04

Hengyi Petrochemical recently announced that the first phase of its 1.2 million-ton-per-year caprolactam-polyamide (primarily PA6) industrial integration and supporting project (Qinzhou Project) has achieved full-process integration and smoothly entered the trial production stage. Upon full operation, the project is expected to significantly enhance the company's comprehensive competitiveness and profitability in the nylon market. PriceSeek analysis of PA6, sentiment score: -1.5. The first phase of Hengyi Petrochemical's 1.2 million-ton-per-year caprolactam-polyamide (primarily PA6) project has entered trial production, with new capacity set to substantially increase PA6 market supply. As a core raw material for nylon, the expansion in PA6 supply may shift the supply-demand balance toward a looser state, exerting downward pressure on spot prices. Considering the current market supply-demand dynamics and the significant scale of the new capacity (accounting for approximately 20%-30% of China's annual production capacity), prices are expected to face notable pressure in the short term, leading to a rating of strongly bearish.

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