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EVA Weekly Review (June 9, 2025 – June 13, 2025)

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EVA Weekly Review (June 9, 2025 – June 13, 2025)


Key Focus Points for the Week

This week, the EVA market experienced weak fluctuations. On the supply side, an increasing number of domestic petrochemical plants in China have suspended operations, resulting in a production volume of 54,500 tons, a decrease of 4,800 tons from the previous period. The capacity utilization rate stood at 78.61%, a decrease of 6.88% from the previous period. Overall supply remains ample, but the slow digestion of photovoltaic inventory continues to exert pressure. On the demand side, downstream photovoltaic new orders showed no improvement in negotiations, while the foam market followed suit with low-price purchases driven by essential demand, with no substantial improvement in demand. In terms of prices, mainstream prices declined, with soft material priced at 9,600–10,200 yuan/ton, hard material at 9,700–10,700 yuan/ton, and photovoltaic material at 9,200–9,600 yuan/ton. Petrochemical plant-gate and settlement prices have stabilized with slight declines. This period's gross margin is 1,210 yuan/ton, a decrease of 207 yuan/ton (14.61%) compared to the previous period. Market sentiment is bearish, with focus on photovoltaic demand and petrochemical production schedules. Supply and demand dynamics are unlikely to change significantly next week, with prices expected to remain weak and trend downward. Next period's production forecast is 59,700 tons, with a capacity utilization rate of 86.10% and a gross margin of 1,150 yuan per ton. Production and sales are in a balanced state, with prices still having room to decline. Attention should be paid to supply, demand, and cost conditions. Over the weekend, China Zhejiang Petrochemical's facilities are scheduled for maintenance, and its impact on the market should be monitored.


This Week's Market Analysis

This week, the EVA market remained weak and volatile. Due to weak supply and demand dynamics, the market remained in this pattern, with market participants adopting a bearish outlook and prices trending downward.

In terms of production and sales dynamics, this week's production volume was 54,500 tons, a decrease of 4,800 tons from the previous period, with a capacity utilization rate of 78.61%. Downstream demand has declined, while maintenance activities on the supply side have increased. Photovoltaic inventory digestion has been slow, and there has been no substantial improvement in demand.
In terms of prices, as of Thursday, soft material prices ranged from 9,600 to 10,200 yuan per ton, down 100 to 200 yuan per ton from last week, with hard materials and photovoltaic materials also declining. In Fujian, the average price declines for hard and soft materials this period compared to the previous period were 1.78% and 2.13%, respectively.
Industry capacity utilization rate and profits: This week, the estimated EVA industry capacity utilization rate was 78.61%, a decrease of 6.88% from the previous week, with an average industry profit of 1,210 yuan per ton, a decrease of 14.61% from the previous week. In summary, the EVA market was weak this week due to supply and demand factors.


Market Influencing Factors

Recently, EVA industry production and capacity utilization rates have declined, and profit margins have narrowed. China's EVA industry capacity utilization rate is estimated at 78.61%, a decrease of 6.88% from the previous period. The average profit margin for China's domestic EVA industry is 1,210 yuan per ton, a decrease of 14.61% from the previous period, primarily due to plant shutdowns and price declines.

On the supply side, there has been an increase in plant shutdowns for maintenance, leading to tight supply for some grades. However, slow inventory digestion in the photovoltaic sector has resulted in significant inventory buildup pressure. Petrochemical plant ex-factory and settlement prices have remained stable or declined slightly, while auctioned cargoes have seen poor transaction volumes. On the demand side, there has been no substantial improvement. Photovoltaic film factories have seen a decline in production, and the foam sector is in its off-season with limited new orders from downstream buyers. Purchases are primarily driven by essential needs and a preference for lower prices. Due to ample supply and limited growth in downstream consumption, EVA prices have declined, with weak supply and demand fundamentals.
Looking Ahead, with increased supply and insufficient demand growth, and limited cost-side impacts, EVA prices may decline. Next week, the supply and demand fundamentals are expected to remain largely unchanged, with ample supply and limited new orders during the off-season, leading to weaker prices.


Next Week's Market Forecast

Next week, the supply-demand fundamentals of China's domestic EVA market are expected to remain largely unchanged, with prices likely to remain weak. Key attention should be paid to order negotiations between petrochemical companies and film manufacturers. In terms of production, EVA output for the next period is projected to reach 59,700 tons, a 9.54% increase from the previous period, with capacity utilization rates rising to 86.10%. In terms of profits, the gross margin for EVA is expected to decline to 1,150 yuan per ton in the next period, a decrease of 4.96%, with profits likely to continue to decline. Overall production and sales remain in a balanced state, but due to increased production and declining profits, prices may still have room to decline. Going forward, it is essential to closely monitor changes in supply, demand, and cost dynamics to promptly grasp market trends and provide precise basis for procurement and sales decisions.

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