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ChemPriceHub Key Reminder: Southwest Ethylene Glycol Plant Shutdown for Maintenance Affects Supply

Published on 2026-01-09

According to market rumors, a 360,000-ton/year ethylene glycol unit in Southwest China is scheduled to undergo maintenance shutdown in late this month, with an expected duration of about two weeks. It is reported that the current operating rate of this unit is around 60%. PriceSeek's analysis of ethylene glycol, with a long-short score of +1.5: A 360,000-ton/year ethylene glycol unit in Southwest China is scheduled for a two-week maintenance shutdown in late this month. With its current operating rate at 60%, this will significantly reduce short-term supply and drive up spot prices. Combined with the performance of the ethylene glycol futures main contract 2605 (closing price 3,647 yuan/ton, open interest 305,115 lots), expectations of tightening supply are strengthening market bullish sentiment, which is favorable for futures prices. The score is +1.5 (generally bullish), as although the maintenance is not long-term, it substantially reduces supply. Additionally, the current high open interest in futures amplifies the potential for price increases.

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