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Home > News > ChemPriceHub Alert: HuLu HengSheng's Ammonium Sulfate Quotation Increased by 10 ...

ChemPriceHub Alert: HuLu HengSheng's Ammonium Sulfate Quotation Increased by 10 Yuan.

Published on 2026-01-12

On January 12, Hualu Hengsheng Chemical Co., Ltd. announced the latest ex-factory quotation for ammonium sulfate. The price for caprolactam-grade bulk ammonium sulfate is 1,070 yuan/ton, and for power plant-grade ammonium sulfate, it is 955 yuan/ton, representing an increase of 10 yuan/ton. Actual transactions are subject to negotiation. PriceSeek analysis of ammonium sulfate, with a long-short score of 1: Hualu Hengsheng raised the ex-factory quotation for ammonium sulfate by 10 yuan/ton (caprolactam-grade to 1,070 yuan/ton, power plant-grade to 955 yuan/ton), indicating that the supply side holds an optimistic outlook on the market, possibly reflecting increased demand or rising costs. This adjustment will directly drive up spot prices, benefiting the long side. However, due to the relatively small magnitude of the increase (approximately 1%), it is considered a moderate positive. Actual transactions require negotiation, but the overall trend remains positive.

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