Cement Net Weekly: Raw material prices in central and southern China continue to rise, and the concrete market has not fluctuated significantly (10.21-10.25)

2024-10-25 15:28:18

Prices of raw materials in central and southern China continue to rise, and the concrete market has not yet fluctuated significantly..

China Cement Net Market Data Center News: Prices of raw materials in central and southern China continue to rise. The concrete market has not fluctuated significantly for the time being.. (More prices of commercial concrete in central and southern China)

Guangdong and Guangxi: This week, the overall price of concrete in Guangdong and Guangxi is still stable. Prices of raw materials such as cement have risen steadily, but the range is generally small, and there is no obvious increase in demand, so the delivery of mixing station enterprises is tepid. In addition, it is reported that around the end of the month, Guangdong will be planning to push up the price of cement by 30-50 yuan/ton. If it can be put in place, it may lead to a slight rise in the price of concrete market.

Two lakes region: This week, concrete prices in Hunan and Hubei remained basically stable, with slight fluctuations in some areas. According to market feedback, although the price of raw cement has risen recently, the market demand is not ideal, and the rise of cement price has not been fully transmitted to the price of concrete. Generally speaking, the price of concrete in the two lakes region may not rise or fall substantially in the near future, but remain relatively stable. At present, the mainstream market price of C30 non-pumping tax in Hunan is maintained at about 300-360 yuan per square meter.

Henan: Henan market continued to maintain price stability this week, with no major fluctuations.

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In recent years, due to the influence of capital factors, the number of suspended and delayed construction projects has increased significantly, which has dragged down the demand of cement market. In 2025, with the support of a more active fiscal policy, some projects may be restarted, bringing a certain increase in demand for the cement industry.