According to a source in Egypt, a domestic producer has released fresh September offers for its high-density polyethylene (HDPE) portfolio, with pricing levels reflecting a steady tone despite wider fluctuations in global energy and feedstock markets.
For September delivery, the producer is heard to have set its HDPE Film (HD5301FB) grade at EGP 54,000/mt. HDPE Blow Moulding (HD5502GA) is offered at EGP 59,000/mt, marking the highest price point among the listed categories. Additional Blow Moulding grades (HD5403EA/HD5301EA) are available in the EGP 56,000–57,000/mt range, underscoring a differentiated pricing strategy based on grade-specific demand.
The producer has also kept its Injection Moulding grades (HD6070UA/HD6070EA/HD5740UA) at EGP 57,000/mt, aligning with levels for MDPE Roto Moulding (HD3840UA), which is likewise offered at EGP 57,000/mt. Market participants suggest that these offers are structured to balance stable demand in packaging and industrial applications with cost pressures linked to feedstock volatility.
These latest announcements come at a time when the regional polymer industry is closely tracking upstream movements in ethylene and propylene. Globally, ethylene and propylene values have held largely steady, providing a backdrop of relative stability for downstream polyethylene pricing. In Egypt, local producers are expected to continue managing margins carefully, given a combination of currency fluctuations, import competition, and shifting demand across end-use sectors.
Deliveries under these new HDPE offers are scheduled throughout September 2025, setting a reference point for market transactions in the coming weeks. Industry players will be watching closely to see whether regional buyers accept these levels or push for concessions amid broader uncertainties in global trade flows and crude-linked feedstock costs.
