BASF announces PA66 surge of USD 300/tonne
Recently, BASF issued a price increase letter stating that due to significant and rapid increases in raw material costs, BASF will be making the following product-related price increases in the Asia Pacific region effective October 1, 2020 or a date permitted by the contract.
PA66 reinforced grade products rose by US$200 per tonne, or RMB1364 per tonne.
PA66 non-enhanced grade products will be increased by USD300 per ton, equivalent to RMB2046 per ton.
Note: The price increase includes the RMB price converted at today's latest exchange rate, excluding VAT, customs duty and other miscellaneous customs fees.
2026-09-05
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