Polyimide prices in China declined during June **** as lower upstream feedstock costs and weaker export demand influenced market sentiment. Early-month domestic consumption linked to expanding AMOLED display capacity provided support, while interest from EV battery applications created temporary momentum. However, overseas converters in South Korea and the United States remained cautious, preferring limited purchasing cycles and reducing spot buying activity. Producers focused on inventory management ahead of expected electricity tariff increases, resulting in selective discounts and a softer pricing environment.
Market conditions across end-use sectors remained mixed. Electronics demand continued to support the polyimide segment, with manufacturers seeking advanced polyimide films and powders for AMOLED displays, flexible electronics, and high-temperature applications. Automotive battery-related demand also provided additional stability. However, slower overseas orders weakened export activity and encouraged producers to adjust offers to maintain sales volumes.
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