Recently, the organic silicon market has shown a stable and positive development trend, especially with the price trend of dimethyl dichlorosilane (DMC) being the most eye-catching. Last week, DMC prices maintained a stable upward trend, with the mainstream price range climbing to 13000 to 13800 yuan/ton (self pickup). Behind this wave of price hikes is the combined effect of multiple factors.
Metal silicon, as one of the main raw materials for organosilicon, although its price shows a weak stable trend, its impact on overall costs is limited. In contrast, the narrow decline in methanol prices has brought a certain degree of pressure reduction to the cost side of DMC. However, the reduction of the supply side has become a key factor driving price increases. Multiple individual factories have chosen to shut down, leading to tight market supply and an increasingly strong atmosphere of price increases.

Against the backdrop of stable raw material DMC prices, downstream products such as 107 rubber, raw rubber, and mixed rubber have also maintained stable prices, gradually digesting the previous increase. Silicone oil companies are facing cost pressures, with some products experiencing localized price increases. Despite the slow recovery of downstream demand, the market generally expects that with the continuous rise in raw material prices, the prices of organic silicon products will follow suit and rise.
In the short term, the organic silicon market will continue to maintain a stable upward trend. Under the dual effects of cost push and supply reduction, the price linkage effect of various links in the organic silicon industry chain will become increasingly evident. It is expected that the price of organic silicon products will continue to maintain stable growth in the coming period, bringing new development opportunities to the industry.