12.21 Cement Morning Post: Weekly Report on Temporary Stability of Southwest Concrete Market; Conch Cement Predicts Cement Demand in 2025; Concrete Industry Chain in 2024

1. Cement Net Weekly Report: The concrete market in southwest China is temporarily stable. (12.16-12.20)

Southwest China (12.16-12. The market price of concrete in Sichuan is stable but the demand is reduced; Chongqing is affected by raw materials and demand, the price of concrete is weak, and the price of cement shows signs of rising but the impact is to be determined; In Yunnan-Guizhou region, the implementation of some cement price increases in Yunnan is not good, the civil demand is weak, the shipment is poor, the commercial mixed market is weak, the price of concrete in Guizhou is stable, there is a slight possibility of loosening, the market demand is only 2-3% of the normal level, the price of cement is loose, and the overall concrete market is weak.

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4 . Weekly report of cement network: the price of cement in central and southern Zhejiang and coastal markets in East China was increased by 10-20 yuan/ton (12.16-12). The price in Nantong, Jiangsu declined, and the price in southern Jiangsu increased, but there was no significant change in the transaction. At the end of the month or at the beginning of next month, the price dropped in a large area; The weather in Zhejiang is fine and the demand is stable. Due to the shutdown of kilns by emission reduction enterprises, the price in some areas has increased. The demand in Anhui is relatively stable and the price increase remains to be observed. Fujian has a strong desire to stabilize the price. The price in Jiangxi is temporarily stable. Shandong enterprises have a strong desire to increase the price but the demand is general. The implementation remains to be seen. It also involves relevant industrial information such as environmental protection kiln shutdown, green factory list and so on.

5 . Weekly Report of Cement Network: Cement prices in many places in central and southern Hunan were notified to rise again (12.16-12). Relevant industry information was also introduced, such as the key to stabilizing the market in Henan, the business environment, the impact of environmental protection on cement supply, the financial support of cement enterprises in Guangxi, and the overseas development of Huaxin Cement.

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7 . Weekly report of cement website: the price of cement in Kunming, Yunnan, Southwest China was pushed up by 50 yuan/ton (12.16-12. Kunming, Yunnan and its surrounding areas notified that the price of cement was raised by 30-50 yuan/ton, and the actual implementation range and implementation situation remain to be observed; the price of cement in many places in Sichuan declined slightly; The price of cement in the main urban area of Chongqing first falls and then rises by 50 yuan/ton, and the implementation is to be tracked; the price of cement in Guizhou is slightly loose. At the same time, it also involves relevant industrial information in Sichuan, Guizhou and other places, such as the announcement of capacity replacement scheme, enterprise restructuring auction, peak staggering production plan, and the start of trial operation of the Xizang Huaxin Cement Kiln Co-disposal Project.

8. Cement Network Weekly Report: The Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei cement market in North China is weak. Cement prices push up the implementation of fatigue (12.16-12. Although the peak is staggered, the kiln is stopped and the price is reduced < a href = "https://price.ccement.com/Price_list-1-s0-e0-p0-c0-k100059-b0." Shanxi market is weak, the demand in the south is active, but the price increase space is limited. Inner Mongolia market maintains stable operation. In addition, relevant industrial information such as Hebei Energy Conservation Diagnosis, Tianjin Transportation Investment, Hebei Industry and Information Technology Office Environmental Responsibility List, as well as cement supply or restriction in 14 provinces and cities and cement production from January to November this year were also mentioned.