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ChemPriceHub Alert: Dongjing Green Energy's 1.08 Million Ton BDO Project Negotiations Concluded

Published on 2026-02-06

Recently, Liu Shaojun, President of Shanghai Dongjing Green Energy New Materials Co., Ltd., and his delegation conducted an on-site inspection and project site selection in the Luanjingtan Ecological Migration Demonstration Area. Through discussions and field visits, the two parties engaged in in-depth communication and negotiations regarding the supporting elements for the implementation of a 1.08 million-ton BDO and supporting industrial chain project, achieving phased progress.

PriceSeek Analysis of 1,4-Butanediol (BDO):
Bull-Bear Score: -1
The article mentions that Shanghai Dongjing Green Energy plans to construct a 1.08 million-ton BDO (1,4-butanediol) production project, which will significantly increase market supply. The expected rise in supply may exert downward pressure on spot prices, representing a generally bearish impact. The project is still in the negotiation stage, and further developments regarding its actual impact on supply-demand balance should be closely monitored.

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