Recently, the silicone market has once again experienced a wave of price increases. Among them, DMC (dimethyl cyclic siloxane) is one of the important raw materials for organic silicon materials, and its price continues to rise. Today, DMC has experienced its second wave of price increases, and the market generally expects the short-term upward trend to be difficult to stop.
It is understood that there are two main reasons for the DMC price increase this time. On the one hand, as individual factories deepen their load reduction efforts, the market supply decreases, leading to price increases. On the other hand, the peak demand season for gold, silver, and silver is approaching, and the market demand is strong, further driving up prices. Yesterday, some individual factories in the north have already closed down, and they plan to officially start the second wave of price increases today.

The rise in DMC prices has had a profound impact on the organic silicon materials industry. On the one hand, the rise in raw material prices has led to an increase in production costs, resulting in a corresponding increase in the price of silicone materials. On the other hand, due to strong market demand, the silicone material industry still maintains a high level of profitability.
Faced with the rise in DMC prices, enterprises in the silicone material industry are also actively responding. On the one hand, enterprises have strengthened raw material procurement and inventory management to reduce procurement costs. On the other hand, enterprises have also strengthened communication and cooperation with downstream customers to jointly cope with the challenges brought by price increases. It can be foreseen that in future market competition, enterprises that can flexibly respond to market changes, strengthen cost control, and customer relationship management will have greater development space.