Yangzi/Hanbang Prolongs PTA Maintenance
Yangzi's 600kta PTA unit was shut since Nov 25 and the maintenance was prolonged to H1, Jan.
Hanbang shut its 2.2 million PTA unit last weekend and originally plans to restart it within 5-7 days but now cancelled it. The restarting date is unfixed.
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