Cement industry kiln shutdown time extended! Comparison of peak staggering across the country!

2024-11-05 09:33:00

The number of off-peak days in Hebei and Shanxi in the third quarter was significantly longer than that in the same period. Although Inner Mongolia has not yet announced the specific time of kiln shutdown in the third quarter of 2023, according to the regional cement production, the time of kiln shutdown in the same period is less than that in the third quarter of 2024. On the whole, the peak staggering time in North China is prolonged.

In the third quarter of

2024, affected by high temperature and rainy weather, downstream demand continued to weaken, inventory in many regions was high, and enterprises increased their efforts to stagger peak production in summer. In the third quarter, the national cement output was 476 million tons, down 12.2% year-on-year. Specific analysis of kiln shutdown is as follows:

Comparative analysis of kiln shutdown in the third quarter of the country (2024 VS 2023)

North China

Hebei:

Shanxi:

Inner Mongolia:

Northeast China

Jilin:

Heilongjiang:

Liaoning:

Northwest

Shaanxi:

Qinghai:"

Gansu:

Xinjiang:

Eastern China

Jiangsu:

Zhejiang:

Anhui:

Fujian:

Jiangxi:

Shandong:

Central-South China

Henan:

Hubei:

Hunan:

Guangdong:

Guangxi:

SRC = "The demand for https://img7.ccement.com/news/2411/richtext/img/9ks1voh8ux1730771020179. in Henan has shrunk significantly, and the actual shutdown time has been significantly extended.". The off-peak time in Guangxi has also increased, exceeding the plan. Although Guangdong has extended the number of peak staggering days, the range is not large. Generally speaking, the shutdown time in the central and southern regions has been extended.

Southwest China

Sichuan:

Chongqing:

Yunnan:

Guizhou:

the peak staggering time is extended from 35 days to 54 days in the same period.

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Correlation

Recently, due to the persistent cost pressure in the south, the price of concrete has risen slightly with the raw materials, but the growth of market demand is limited, and the overall quotation is still stable. From October 31 to November 6, the national concrete price index closed at 112.47 points, up 0.31% annually and down 10.11% year-on-year.