This week, recycled polymer prices across the Middle Eastern region remained stable, supported by consistent buying interest from converters and steady availability in most markets. Traders noted that comfortable inventory levels and moderate collection activity kept supply in balance, while downstream demand in certain sectors stayed soft. The absence of major disruptions, combined with cautious purchasing patterns, helped maintain overall price stability throughout the region.
R-Polypropylene prices held within a narrow band, with PP Raffia (White) trading at USD 810–830/mt, PP Recycling (Black) at USD 620–640/mt, PP (Natural) at USD 850–870/mt, and PP Injection (Black) at USD 630–650/mt.
The recycled HDPE segment also reflected steady sentiment. R-HDPE Film (Black) stood at USD 710–730/mt, Film (Natural) at USD 880–900/mt, Pipe (PE-100) at USD 940–960/mt, and Injection at USD 740–760/mt.
R-LDPE prices saw little movement, with White at USD 960–980/mt, Black at USD 840–860/mt, Natural at USD 970–990/mt, and Mix Color at USD 830–850/mt. R-LLDPE values remained stable as well, with White at USD 800–820/mt, Black at USD 790–810/mt, and Natural at USD 940–960/mt.
In styrenics, R-HIPS hovered at USD 810–830/mt, with Colors at USD 755–775/mt and White slightly higher at USD 835–855/mt.
Meanwhile, R-PVC Crush and R-PET Crush both traded in the range of USD 550–570/mt, while R-PC Recycling Crush commanded a premium at USD 1070–1090/mt.
All prices are quoted on an FOB Saudi basis.
