Hengyi Petrochemical H1 Revenue Reaches 55.96 Billion Yuan Profit Hits 227 Million as New Projects Accelerate
On August 18, Hengyi Petrochemical reported first-half 2025 revenue of 55.96 billion yuan, with net profit attributable to shareholders at 227 million yuan. Major projects, including the Brunei refinery, continued to operate at full capacity, driving a steady improvement in product mix and overall performance.
The company’s 1.2-million-ton caprolactam-polyamide project in Guangxi is on track for launch in the second half of the year, promising to further strengthen its integrated industry position through technological and structural advantages.
Hengyi’s petrochemical and chemical fiber operations now include 8 million tons/year of refinery capacity (from the Brunei project), 21.5 million tons/year of PTA capacity, 13.25 million tons/year of polymer production, 300,000 tons/year of PIA, and 400,000 tons/year of caprolactam. This robust industrial layout positions the company for sustained growth and enhanced market competitiveness.
2026-10-24
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