Fresh market signals have emerged from China’s polymer sector, with reports of a new offer for high-density polyethylene (HDPE) Yarn grade. According to industry sources, a domestic Chinese producer is heard to have announced its latest price at the USD 970 per metric ton level.
The offer has been quoted on a Free on Board (FOB) basis from Dalian port, with shipment slated for September 2025. Payment terms are understood to be telegraphic transfer (TT) in advance, reflecting the producer’s intent to secure prompt payment while ensuring stable cash flow in a market that continues to witness close competition.
Industry participants suggest that this offer may be aimed at aligning with regional demand patterns, particularly in textile-related downstream applications where HDPE Yarn plays a crucial role. Traders and converters are carefully evaluating the competitiveness of the USD 970/mt level against other regional benchmarks, while also considering global market sentiment and freight dynamics.
Dalian port, as one of China’s major export hubs, remains central to the movement of polymer cargoes into international markets. The announcement of this offer further underscores China’s strong position in the global polyethylene trade, where domestic producers continue to influence pricing direction and supply flows. With September shipment windows approaching, the development sets the tone for renewed negotiations and market activity in the HDPE Yarn segment.
