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China Acrylic Acid Sample Theoretical Cost and Profit Weekly Data Statistics (20260910)

Published on 2026-09-11

In this period (September 4–10, 2026), Chempricehub statistics show that, as of September 10, 2026, the weekly average profit of acrylic acid was -107 yuan/tonne, down 510.75% from the previous week; the acrylic acid cost was 7,837 yuan/tonne, up 3.61% week on week.

Data source: Chempricehub Information

Table: Comparison of Weekly Cost and Profit Data for China Acrylic Acid Sample
Unit: yuan/tonne

Item September 3 September 10 Change Change (%)
Acrylic acid profit 26.05 -107 -133.05 -510.75%
Acrylic acid cost 7,564 7,837 273 3.61%

Data source: Chempricehub Information

Sample note: On the data release date, theoretical cost and profit monitoring is conducted using acrylic acid prices compiled by Chempricehub Information.

Glossary:
Cost: Production cost is the total of direct expenses, direct labor, and indirect manufacturing expenses incurred by an enterprise to produce a certain type and quantity of product. The production cost of acrylic acid refers to the theoretical production cost based on the raw material (propylene).

Profit: Acrylic acid production profit is calculated based on the prices of acrylic acid petrochemical enterprises, i.e., the profit after subtracting total costs and additional expenses (excluding financial expenses) from the market price.

Statistical basis: The statistical period is from Friday of the previous week to Thursday of the current week, and the profit data for this Thursday and last Thursday are compared. The acrylic acid product profit from Chempricehub Information is first-hand statistical data, published on working Thursdays from 15:00 to 17:00.

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  • James Morrison 2026-09-11 20:17
    The -107 yuan/t acrylic acid margin shows propylene feedstock cost pressure is biting; if downstream demand stays weak, I expect capacity utilization cuts and further negative margin weeks ahead.
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