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Home > News > ChemPriceHub Alert: Huaxiang Petrochemical Raises Petroleum Coke Quotation
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ChemPriceHub Alert: Huaxiang Petrochemical Raises Petroleum Coke Quotation

Published on 2026-02-04

On February 4th, Huaxiang Petrochemical quoted petroleum coke at 2,820 yuan/ton, up by 50 yuan/ton compared to the previous trading day, with a sulfur content of 1.8. The delayed coking unit has an annual capacity of 400,000 tons and a daily output of 450 tons. PriceSeek analysis of petroleum coke, with a bullish-bearish score of +1: Huaxiang Petrochemical's petroleum coke quotation increased by 50 yuan/ton to 2,820 yuan/ton compared to the previous trading day, indicating tight supply in the spot market (with an annual unit capacity of 400,000 tons and a daily output of only 450 tons) or increased demand. The sulfur content of 1.8 reflects stable quality, providing significant positive support for the spot price of petroleum coke. The score of +1 indicates a generally positive outlook, as the price increase is moderate (approximately 1.77%), likely driven by short-term supply-demand dynamics, without significant event-driven impacts.

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