10-11 Jun, 2010 - Istanbul, TURKEY
Polat Renaissance Istanbul Hotel
Polat Renaissance Istanbul Hotel
5. KÜRESEL Klor-Vinil (PVC) PAZARLARI KONFERANSI İSTANBUL
Identifying bright spots in global PVC markets!
"Indian polyolefin and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) demand expanded by 11-30% in April-Dec 2009 - the strongest pace in the last few years - on the back of packaging and infrastructure sectors with the trend expected to continue in 2010, producers said on Friday. PVC demand was estimated to have risen by 30% to around 1.35m tonnes on strong sales in the pipes segment, the biggest end-use sector for PVC." 12/2/10, icis
"Russian-owned petrochemicals manufacturer Karpatneftekhim will finally launch its planned Ukraine PVC production plant in November this year.....Despite the regional economic slowdown, vinyl demand is continuing to grow in the Ukraine and Russia, driven by the construction sector" 8/410, www.prw.com
"High consumption growth in populous nations such as China and India will make Asia the major driver of global PVC consumption growth....growth in Mexico and a recovery in the United States demand will support future growth rates in North America...Growth in Eastern Europe and the Middle East is running at very high rates due to oil wealth, while demand in South America will benefit from high GDP growth and infrastructure development".
Chemsystms PPE Program, VInyls, Jan 2010
"Feedstock costs put upward pressure on US PVC in Egypt and Turkey.." 14/3/10,alibaba.com
With Asian led revival of global economy, the prospects for PVC looks highly positive. Accounting for over 50% of PVC output, housing sector has been the driving force behind the PVC market surge. Improving margins is yet to be complemented by steady demand due to regional volatilities. In this scenario which region has the potential to drive PVC growth and what exactly are the roadblocks for the sector? What are the chances for market recovery in the west? What is driving the PVC market in emerging economies?
The projections for PVC markets from World Cup 2014 & Olympic 2016 seem to be driving the future plans of PVC industry in Brazil. Will the promise of PVC substitutes be realized?
With consumer demanding more environmentally friendly product, will PVC demand be substituted by other "green" products & how big is the market for "green" PVC?
CMT's 5th Global Chlor-Vinyl Markets conference brings together industry leading experts worldwide to share insights during this challenging times. This will be a good opportunity for compounders and resin suppliers alike to understand their market share to determine their strategy going forward.
Key Reasons to Attend
Don't hesitate! Register with your team today at www.cmtevents.com or email leelin@cmtsp.com.sg to enjoy group discount.
You will network with
Presidents, CEOs, GMs, Regional Directors, Business Development Directors, Marketing Managers, Product Managers,
Project Managers, Sales Managers, Analysts, Consultants & Senior Managers from the Chlor-Vinyl Industry including
traders, producers, shipping & storage companies, EPC companies, plasticizers, stabilizers, additives producers,
pipes, profiles, film & sheets, windows, flooring converters/manufacturers.
With 5th Global Chlor-vinyls Markets just a few weeks away, the time has come for you to decide on whether you should attend to make contacts and forge NEW businesses. Here's a glimpse of the registered participants' profile.
Visit the 5th Global Chlor-vinyls Markets website today for the latest time-table and submit your registration online today!
21 May, 2010
“African economies are recovering from the global downturn faster than the
International Monetary Fund's forecasts, director Dominique Strauss-Kahn said Sunday.” ~ The China Post, 9/3/10
“DAR ES SALAAM-based MM Industries Limited has invested some 1.2 million US dollars (about 1.6bn/-) in the expansion of pipes production with the view of tapping the business opportunities of the expansive industrial construction in the country.”~ All Africa.com, 21/3/10
“With the US proving unsuitable as a destination for their excess stocks, traders in China are exploring to other re-export markets such as Africa...” ~ Plastemart 23/3/10
Africa is one of the “Bright Spots” in the global PVC market, due to a faster than expected economic recovery driving construction and water infrastructure needs and urban development projects. What are the new opportunities for the exporters, and investing in PVC processing in the region?
At the 5th Global Chlor Vinyls Markets conference, Mr. Khaled Benjelloun, MD of CTC Maroc will be sharing an update on PVC Trade in Morocco, North & West Africa. Mr. Benjelloun will discuss the demand/supply outlook in the region, and offer a breakdown of key applications and demand drivers. He will also provide information on trading and distribution challenges, and touch on payment issues.
Mr. Hussein Abdel Alim, Chairman Assistant and Marketing Director of Egyptian Petrochemical Co., will also be providing insights at the conference, discussing theEDC-VCM-PVC market outlook in Egypt including growth drivers and key applications.
Africa is just one of the many PVC Markets that the 5th Global Chlor Vinyls Markets conference will address. Participants can also look forward to updates fromRussia, Ukraine, Turkey, Middle East, Asia, USA and Brazil.
Those keen on participating in 5th Global Chlor Vinyls Markets can submit their registrations online by clicking on the link below.
19 Apr, 2010
After a tumultuous 2009, the global PVC market looks set to rebound in 2010. Will market conditions be constructive?
A recent ChemOrbis editorial pointed out that, “The Asian PVC market has been rising for the past four months, inevitably pulling the Mediterranean markets along with it as import prices to the region have risen in response to the bullishness in Asia.”
The outlook in North America however tells a different story. Plastics News.com reported that “Suspension PVC prices are up an average of 5 cents per pound in North America since Jan. 1... has PVC buyers on edge...But feedstock pressures from ethylene, along with markets tightened by maintenance turnarounds and increased export levels, are changing the rules of the PVC game in early 2010.”
In Europe, Mediterranean PVC producers are looking forward to a "3-4% overall growth in 2010”, but according to a recent ICIS report, “outlook is varied according to region and construction in the UK and Iberia are among the worst hit in Europe... The strongest recovery is reported to be in Central and Eastern Europe.”
The upcoming 5th Global Chlor-Vinyl Markets conference, which meets in Istanbul on 10-11 June 2010, will offer some much needed clarity on the shifts on trade, production and demand across the Global PVC markets from traditional markets in Europe and USA to upcoming markets including Croatia, Russia, Ukraine, Turkey, Middle East, Asia, Africa & Brazil.
The conference will also provide updates on:
And many more...
Those keen on participating in the 5th Global Chlor-Vinyl Marketsconference can submit their registrations online by clicking on the link below.
11 Mar, 2010
Africa is one of the “Bright Spots” in the global PVC market, due to a faster than expected economic recovery driving construction and water infrastructure needs and urban development projects. What are the new opportunities? >>Find out more here<<
01 May, 2010
