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Weekly Data Statistics on Butadiene Inventory in China (November 5–11, 2026)

Published on 2026-11-12

During the current period (November 5–11, 2026), domestic butadiene inventories saw a slight increase, with total sample inventory rising by 1.23% compared to the previous week. Specifically, inventory at sampled enterprises increased by 1.63% week-on-week. Strong downstream resistance to high raw material prices and generally subdued market trading activity contributed to this modest buildup in enterprise inventories. Meanwhile, port inventory among samples rose by 0.95% from the previous week, driven by a slight replenishment of domestic supply during the week and normal consumption of raw materials by downstream users.

Sample Description:

  • Butadiene Producer Inventory: This metric covers inventories held by Sinopec, PetroChina, and other producers, representing 45% of total domestic butadiene production capacity. The sample comprises 19 enterprises.
  • Butadiene Port Inventory: This metric reflects sample inventories in the East China region, where commercial tank farms account for 100% of the sampled capacity. The sample includes 9 tank farm sites: 4 commercial tank farms and 5 enterprise-owned raw material tank farms.

Definition:
Chinese butadiene producer and sample tank farm inventories refer to physical stock levels, defined as the actual quantity of product present in warehouses at a specific point in time.

Statistical Methodology:
Chempricehub’s Chinese butadiene inventory statistics are based on data collected every Wednesday. Reports are released by 5:00 PM on each working Thursday.

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  • Daniel Foster 2026-11-12 20:05
    Slight butadiene inventory buildup signals downstream resistance to high feedstock costs. With trading subdued, producers face margin pressure as capacity utilization may dip if buyers hold off on restocking.
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