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Asian Propylene Import Prices Firm on Tight Supply and Growing Feedstock Costs / Higher LPG and naphtha prices are putting pressure on producers / Buyers sidelined amid margin worries

Asian Propylene Import Prices Firm on Tight Supply and Growing Feedstock Costs / Higher LPG and naphtha prices are putting pressure on producers / Buyers sidelined amid margin worries

Jun 22, 2024

In the week ending June 21, import prices for Asian Propylene rose. Several producers cited a tightening supply due to ongoing rate cuts at PDH plants and closures. "We don't have a lot of availability for July." The crackers aren't running as fast, and this has hurt the production of propylene. We have a limited amount of H2 July loading left, so our selling ideas are also higher to reflect this," said a South Korean producer, which is a major production region in Asia for propylene. The rising costs of the key feedstock naphtha also contributed to this increase. Some producers said that the pinch was more intense when LPG premiums were added. Another South Korean producer said that with the LPG prices also increasing, it would be more difficult...

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