Last week, the overall organic silicon industry chain showed a stable and bullish trend. The price increase of the core raw material dimethyl cyclic siloxane (DMC) has become an important driving force for the price rise of the entire industry chain. Against the backdrop of weak stability in silicon metal prices and a slight decline in methanol prices, DMC prices have risen against the trend, mainly due to reduced supply and a strong atmosphere of price increases in the market.

The stability of the raw material market provides solid support for DMC prices. At the same time, silicone products such as 107 glue, raw rubber, and mixed rubber have also maintained price stability, and the market is gradually digesting the previous increase. Under cost pressure, silicone oil companies have adopted a strategy of local price increases to cope. These changes have collectively driven up the prices of the organic silicon product chain.
From the perspective of the industrial chain, the impact of rising raw material prices on downstream products is gradually becoming apparent. As DMC prices continue to rise, the cost push effect will gradually spread throughout the entire industry chain. It is expected that the price of organic silicon products will continue to maintain a stable upward trend in the coming period. At the same time, the industry is actively promoting technological innovation and industrial upgrading to improve product quality and reduce production costs. These measures will help enhance the competitiveness and sustainable development capabilities of the organic silicon industry chain.