02-03 Mar, 2011 - Singapore, SINGAPORE
Goodwood Park Hotel Singapore
Goodwood Park Hotel Singapore
Jumpstart your year with the latest industry insights by attending the 8th Phenol/Acetone & Derivatives Markets Summit in Singapore on 2-3 March 2011. The timely 2011 agenda aims to explore the emerging market opportunities in Asia, and impact on trade from global players.
"Riding On The Robust Growth - Increasing Role Of Asia!"
The 8th Phenol/Acetone & Derivatives Markets Summit is an unrivalled networking and business event for the international Phenol/Acetone community. The summit brings buyers face-to-face with sellers, keeps you informed about latest industry trends and helps you remain one step ahead of a constantly changing global market.
Register now to gain access to 2 days of riveting sessions that will prove vital to your strategic planning in the coming year!
Receive updates on China's upcoming plans and capacities,macro and micro perspectives into outlook forAsia, ME and Europe.
Experts are forecasting China as the next potential hot spot for investment. What lies ahead for this emerging giant? Can other Asian countries sustain their growth levels against this booming market?
Middle East is ramping up productions rapidly. How will these increased supplies impact domestically and on a global scale?
For the European region, how will the new projects in Asia and ME affect their production capacities and export trade?
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Day Two - devoted wholly to derivatives downstream!New applications, innovations, and more!
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Do not miss out on valuable Presidents, MDs, SVPs, VPs, GMs/Managers from Commercial/Foreign Trade, Sales & Marketing, Market/Business Development Departments, Planning/Business Analysts, Global Sourcing, Procurement Heads, Plant Managers, Traders of Petrolchemicals (Olefins/Aromatics), International & Regional Phenol/Acetone, Derivatives (Bisphenol A (BPA), Polycarbonate (PC), MMA, Phenolic Resins & Epoxy Resins), Solvents, Consulting Companies, Financial Institutions/Banks, Additives & Technology companies. |
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Phenol and acetone markets have been steadily riding the waves since the economic recovery set in. Spurred by strong growth in Bisphenol A, phenol demand has been peaking. Will the global demand supply balance stabilize this quarter? How will phenol/acetone capacities balance out in the near term?
Worldwide phenol growth is expected to return to around 5%/year through 2015. Total demand is also expected to recover from 7.9m tonnes in 2009 to reach 10.6m tonnes by 2015. Will this bring on a fresh round of investments?
The Asian MMA market is forecasted to be tight as demand outweighs supply and the situation is further exacerbated by a spate of turnarounds. Will the tightness in supply ease when Asahi PTT and Thai MMA come on stream next year?
Polycarbonate markets have recovered with projected growth of 6% through 2010 and beyond. How will Saudi Kayan's polycarbonate project impact the demand and supply balance worldwide? With the shrinking of the optical media market, long-term Polycarbonate growth would have to come from the IT, automotive and construction industries. Come March 2011, the EU will ban BPA in infant feeding bottles. How would this further affect the PC market? What is happening in all these sectors that will drive the market in the near future?
With decline in the construction sector, phenolic resins markets face tough times though long term global growth of 3-4%/year is expected. Even as derivative markets mature in Asia there are concerns about the margins from phenolic and epoxy resins. What are the market sentiments driving these? Are there any new developments and applications that can lead to a shift in the phenol markets?
To get an answer to many such questions, attend CMT's 8th Phenol/Acetone & Derivative Markets Conference. You will learn about critical issues that shape the phenol acetone markets today.
The conference provides an excellent platform and opportunity for you to network with them and make important contacts.
Register online at www.cmtevents.com or email sharm@cmtsp.com.sg.
Key Reasons to attend
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The 8th Phenol/Acetone & Derivatives Markets conference is all set to kick off next week in Singapore on 2-3 March 2011!
As with previous events, delegates can look forward to a comprehensive agenda, top-tier presentations and hours of dedicated networking opportunities. Highlights include country-focused updates on phenol/acetone & derivatives in Asia/China & Middle East. PLUS, expert reviews on feedstock market and forecast for BPA, PC, MMA, Epoxy & Phenolic Resin.
Just to give you a preview, below is a round-up of the key industry professionals whom you can expect to meet:
Seats are filling fast – Click here to submit last-minute registrations, or contact Grace Oh at grace@cmtsp.com.sg now.
23 Feb, 2011
Phenol and bisphenol A supplies is expected to remain tight in 2011 on increasing demand, resulting in high prices in the markets.
According to statistics in a business ezinemark article, phenol demand in Asia is expected to increase by 9% to 3.91 million tons in 2011. Specifically, China’s consumption levels are predicted to rise by 18% to 1.27 million tons, almost one-third of Asia. Additionally, seasonal demand over the Chinese Lunar New Year will contribute to the shortage situation.
The 8th Phenol/Acetone & Derivatives Markets held in Singapore on 2-3 March 2011 will address the phenol market outlook for Asia. Particularly, experts will provide growth forecasts and closely analyze the demand/supply situation in China and globally.
For more information, click here to view program or email to Grace at grace@cmtsp.com.sg.
09 Feb, 2011
European phenol availability will remain tight on strong domestic and export demand for the petrochemical and its derivatives, market sources said.
Bisphenol A (BPA), which accounts for 30% of phenol demand, is expected to remain strong throughout 2011 and into 2012, largely in the key Chinese market but also in Europe, and this is expected to compound an already tight position for phenol globally.
Strong demand for polyamide feedstocks, caprolactam and adipic acid are also expected to remain strong in 2011, with double-digit growth expected in Asia, particularly for polyamide 6.
Owing to insufficient production in the key Chinese market and higher prices across the region, European caprolactam producers with flaking facilities will continue to export to Asia because the differential over benzene is far greater than in Europe.
A surprise turnaround for the phenol market has been the strong resurgence of demand for phenolic resins in 2010, a trend which looks set to continue into 2011.
(Source: All Business, 30 December 2010)
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With tighter Europe phenol supplies forecasted against stronger demand for various derivatives, how is the global phenol/acetone industry expected to play out in the year 2011?
Supported by an international panel of experts, the 8th Phenol/Acetone & Derivatives conference to be held in Singapore on 2-3 March 2011 will provide clarity into the above vital question and more. Expect critical updates on global market outlook and trends for phenol & acetone, as well as key reviews on derivatives including BPA, PC, MMA, epoxy, and phenolic resin and others.
Click here to view the program agenda now, or send questions to Grace Oh at grace@cmtsp.com.sg.
13 Jan, 2011
CMT is pleased to announce the 8th Phenol/Acetone & Derivatives Conference to be held on 2-3 March 2011 in Singapore!
We received many rave reviews from major industry players for the previous 7th Phenol/Acetone & Derivatives Conference. Below are just some sampling of what our past delegates had to say:
Bayer MaterialScience – “A good insight overview about the current status of the phenol industry and lots of networking opportunities”
XPRO India– “It is a well-covered participation conference”
Kumho P&B Chemicals– “Very good arrangements to cover most of the fields from the raw materials to downstream for phenol derivatives business players”
Cepsa Quimica– “It was worth the trip!”
Delegates also had plentiful opportunities to network with top petrochemical industry executives. See below various
sectors from all across the supply chain that were represented at the 2010 event:
Enquiries on pre-registration, media partnership and sponsorships packages are welcomed. Click here or send an email to Grace Oh at grace@cmtsp.com.sg.
08 Dec, 2010
