Recently, the domestic organic silicon market has finally experienced a long-awaited general rise. A large single unit factory in Shandong has once again raised the DMC ex factory price to a high level, and the actual delivery price has also risen after adding shipping costs. At the same time, mainstream quotations in East and Central China are gradually converging, and regional price differences are narrowing.

The current price increase is mainly due to positive changes in supply and demand. On the demand side, with the rapid development of downstream photovoltaic, new energy and other fields, the consumption of organic silicon continues to grow. On the supply side, some enterprises have experienced low inventory levels due to previous load reduction operations, coupled with industry production cuts and maintenance tightening supply, further driving up prices.
In this context, the main facilities in Shandong, North China, and Central China have maintained load reduction operations, and many enterprises in Southwest and Northwest China have also joined the ranks of reducing production. The industry's operating rate has significantly decreased, and the inventory cycle of mainstream individual factories has been shortened to a low level. The tight supply of spot goods has enabled prices to continue to rise. In addition, the stabilization of raw material prices also provides strong support for the cost of organic silicon.