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Weekly Data Statistics on Theoretical Profit of Chinese Butyl Acrylate Samples

Published on 2026-10-11

During the current period (October 1–8, 2026), data from Chempricehub indicates that as of October 8, the weekly average profit for butyl acrylate stood at -700.65 RMB/tonne, representing a week-on-week increase of 8.41%. The cost of butyl acrylate was 10,350.65 RMB/tonne, up 0.35% from the previous week.

Table: Weekly Cost and Profit Comparison for Acrylic Acid and Esters in China (Sample Data)
Unit: RMB/tonne

Product September 30 October 8 Change % Change
Butyl Acrylate Profit -765 -700.65 +64.35 +8.41%
Butyl Acrylate Cost 10,314.8 10,350.65 +35.85 +0.35%

Data Source: Chempricehub Information

Sample Description: On the date of publication, Chempricehub monitors theoretical costs and profits based on acrylic acid prices.

Definitions:

  • Cost: Production cost refers to the sum of direct expenses, direct labor, and indirect manufacturing overhead incurred by an enterprise to produce a specific type and quantity of products. For acrylic acid, this refers to the theoretical production cost based on the raw material (propylene).
  • Profit: This is calculated using the price benchmark of petrochemical enterprises producing acrylic acid. It represents the market price minus total costs and additional fees (excluding financial expenses).

Statistical Scope: The statistical period covers last Friday through this Thursday, comparing profit data between this Thursday and last Thursday. Chempricehub’s acrylic product profit figures are primary statistical data, published between 15:00 and 17:00 on each working Thursday.

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  • Wei Zhang 2026-10-12 10:00
    Butyl acrylate margins remain deeply negative at -700 RMB/tonne, though the 8.41% WoW improvement signals slight relief in feedstock cost pressure. I worry this narrow recovery won't sustain capacity utilization if downs..
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