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Particulars Page No. Introduction 01 Demand Supply & Net Availability Snapshot Exhibit: India HDPE Demand Supply 03 Import Snapshot Exhibit: India All PE Demand Supply 03 Exhibit: HDPE India Import Snapshot 01 Exhibit: India Polymer Demand Supply 03 Exhibit: Import Data Average in 2013 01 Exhibit: India Ethylene Net Availability 04 Exhibit: Geographical Distribution of India HDPE I mports (Volume) 01 Exhibit: Geographical Distribution of India HDPE I mports (Value) 01 Crude Price Movement Exhibit: Dated Brent/Nymex Crude April Price Movement 04 HDPE India Pricing Exhibit: HDPE Grades Average Monthly Pricing 01 INR V/ s USD Exhibit: HDPE Film Monthly Prices (Max/Min) 01 Exhibit: INR Performance against the USD in April 04 Exhibit: M-o-M Average Prices % Change 02 Exhibit: Major Products Price Trends 02 India GDP Growth Projection Exhibit: HDPE Grades India April Price Movement 02 Exhibit: India GDP Growth Projection 2013-14 04 Exhibit: HDPE Film 1 Year Price Movement (April 2012 April 2013) 02 Exhibit: HDPE Film 3 Year Price Movement (April 2010 April 2013) 03 HDPE April Offers to India Exhibit: HDPE Offers made to India in the month of April 04 Port Performance 03 Exhibit: Highest Import Volume Countries at J NPT Port 03 Important Global News Exhibit: Some of the important global HDPE related plant news 04 Feedstock Price Movement Exhibit: Ethylene April India Price Movement 03 Government of India 5 Year Plan Figures Exhibit: GoI 11th/12th/13th 5 Year Plans CAGR Figures 05 POLYMERUPDATE Analysis - HDPE Import Data (April 2013) S H A L I M A R
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Introduction:
HDPE stands for High-Density Polyethylene. It is sometimes also referred to as polyethylene high-density (PEHD) and sees high import volume into India given its various applications. It takes 1.75 kilograms of petroleum (in terms of energy and raw materials) to make one kilogram of HDPE. Known for its large strength to density ratio, HDPE finds applications in Raffia, Blow Moulding, Film, Pipes and Injection Moulding. HDPE is highly preferred as a sheathing material where it provides high resistance to water penetration. It is very hard, has low coefficient of friction, and is abrasion resistant. Hence, it is used in products and packaging such as milk jugs, detergent bottles, margarine tubs, garbage containers and water pipes.
HDPE is principally used for the manufacture of high-performance pipe, blow-molded household and industrial bottles, oil bottles, injection-molded food containers, consumer durables and disposable goods and film goods such as grocery sacks and merchandise bags.
Import Snapshot
Exhibit: HDPE India Imports Snapshot
Source: GoI April 2013 Import Data
The above exhibit gives a snapshot on HDPE India imports in terms of volume imported and monetary value of the imports that have taken place in 2013. The volume for the month of April was recorded at 29322 MTS which is a 6.59% decline as compared to the volume imported in the month of March. The monetary value of the imports was Rs. 249 crores which represents a 5.32% decline as compared to the monetary value of HDPE imported in the month of March. HDPE imports have been on the downside in this year except for the month of March where it saw a healthy spike.
Exhibit: Import Data Average in 2013
Source: GoI April 2013 Import Data
The above table gives out the average figures for HDPE imported into India in 2013. As we can see, the average import per month stands at 30769 MTS, the average import monetary value is Rs. 252 crores. HDPE imports in 2013 have seen an average volume decline of 5.26% per month and an average monetary value decline of 3.07% per month so far into the year.
For April, HDPE imports have been received from around 22 countries with 26 ports (air/sea/dry) in India being the destination points.
Exhibit: Geographical Distribution of India HDPE Imports (Volume)
Source: GoI April 2013 Import Data
The Middle East region accounted for 89.69% of HDPE imported into India. Among the countries, Qatar accounted for 10971 MTS (37.42% of total HDPE imported into India), Saudi Arabia accounted for 9180 MTS (31.31%) and UAE accounted for 3776 MTS (12.88%) of HDPE imports.
Exhibit: Geographical Distribution of India HDPE Imports (Value)
Source: GoI April 2013 Import Data
The monetary value of HDPE imported into India from the Middle East region was Rs. 219 crores. Among the countries, the value of HDPE imported from Qatar was worth Rs. 90 crores, Rs. 76 crores from Saudi Arabia and Rs. 34 crores from UAE.
The above table lists out the average prices observed for the respective HDPE grades for the first four months of the year. Three month average (Feb13 - Apr13) and six month average (Nov12 - Apr13) are also provided.
The above table lists out the maximum and minimum prices that were observed for HDPE Film in the first four months of the year. The overall maximum and minimum prices for the year 2013 are also provided. As we can see, the maximum price recorded in the month of April was Rs. 86.46 while the minimum price was Rs. 84.96. S H A L I M A R
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The above table lists out the M-o-M changes for the respective HDPE grades considering average monthly prices. The month of April saw a decline in prices across HDPE grades, similar downtrend was observed in March too. J anuary and February had both seen uptrend in HDPE prices. As, we can see, HDPE grades have witnessed a positive net uptrend so far in the year. The Film grade has seen a maximum net upside of 3.57% so far during the year while the Raffia grade witnessed the least net upside of 1.03% so far into the year.
Note: The above table has been formulated by comparing the average price for the particular month as compared to the average price of the preceding month. If the value is Up, the average price for the particular month was observed to be higher as compared to the average price for the preceding month. I f the value is Down, the average price for the particular month was observed to be lower as compared to the average price of the preceding month. I f the value is Neutral, no change was observed in the average price of the particular month and the preceding month. We have considered the India price movements of the following grades: HDPE Film, Blow Moulding, Injection, Pipe, Raffia; LDPE General, Heavy Duty, Injection, Lamination, Milk Pouch; LLDPE Extrusion Coating, Film, Injection, Rotomoulding; PP Block Copolymer, BOPP Homopolymer, Injection, Raffia, Random Copolymer, TQ Film; PVC - Suspension; PET Bottle; PS GPPS, HIPS; EVA. Similar price trends were observed for all grades for a particular polymer.
The above chart shows the price movement for HDPE Film over a one year time frame. 30 period and 60 period moving averages are also highlighted. HDPE Film prices have seen as overall increase of 1.19% from the April 2012 to April 2013.
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Exhibit: HDPE Film 3 Year Price Movement (April 2010 April 2013)
The above chart shows the price movement for HDPE Film over a three year time frame. 30 period and 60 period moving averages are also highlighted. HDPE Film prices have seen an overall increase of 24.01% from April 2010 to April 2013.
Port Performance
J NPT Port (Indias largest seaport) received the maximum amount of HDPE import shipments into I ndia. The volume involved was 17129 MTS which is 58.42% of the total HDPE imported into India.
Exhibit: Highest Import Volume Countries at J NPT Port
Source: GoI 2013 April Import Data
The above pie chart shows the countries with highest HDPE import volume activity at J NPT. The percentages denote HDPE import shipments at J NPT from the respective countries in proportion to the total volume of HDPE imported into India. Imports from Qatar were the highest at 6956 MTS followed by Saudi Arabia at 4946 MTS and UAE at 2410 MTS.
Feedstock Price Movement
Exhibit: Ethylene April India Price Movement
Source: PolymerUpdate Price Archives (India CFR USD/MT) Ethylene witnessed a downtrend in prices in the month of April. Ethylene prices were down by 10.66% during April. Demand Supply Snapshot
Exhibit: India HDPE Demand Supply
Source: Asia Petrochemical Industry Conference 2013 India Country Report (A:Actual, E:Estimate)
The above table provides the India HDPE Demand Supply Snapshot. HDPE registered a 9% growth in 2012, this is likely to increase to 12% and 14% in 2013 and 2014 respectively.
Exhibit: India All PE Demand Supply
Source: Asia Petrochemical Industry Conference 2013 India Country Report (A:Actual, E:Estimate)
The above table lists out the PE Demand Snapshot for India. As we can see, PE recorded a growth of 12% in 2012 and likely to maintain the momentum in 2013 and 2014.
Exhibit: India Polymer Demand Supply
Source: Asia Petrochemical Industry Conference 2013 India Country Report (A:Actual, E:Estimate)
The above table lists out the I ndia Polymer Demand Supply scenario. Operating rate is expected to increase from 83% in 2012 to 86% in 2013 and expected to touch 90% in 2014.
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Exhibit: India Ethylene Net Availability
Source: Asia Petrochemical Industry Conference 2013 India Country Report (A:Actual, E:Estimate)
The above table lists out the Ethylene Net Availability for India.
Crude Price Movement
Exhibit: Dated Brent/Nymex Crude April Price Movement
Source: PolymerUpdate Price Archives (USD/Barrel)
Dated Brent prices saw an overall decline of 7.84% while Nymex prices saw an overall decline of 3.72% in the month of April.
INR V/ s USD
Exhibit: INR Performance against the USD in April
Source: INR price movement is based on mid-market averages and sourced from www.x-rates.com
The rupee saw an overall appreciation of 1.11% against the USD in the month of April. The rupee has seen a net appreciation of 1.99% against the USD so far in 2013.
India GDP Growth Projection
Exhibit: India GDP Growth Projection 2013-14
Source: Asia Petrochemical Industry Conference 2013 India Country Report
The above table lists out the estimates on Indias GDP growth for 2013-14 made by various agencies.
HDPE April Offers to India
Exhibit: Some of the HDPE Offers made to India in the month of April
Source: PolymerUpdate Market I ntelligence
The above table lists out some of the HDPE offers that were made to India in the month of April.
Important Global News
Exhibit: Some of the important global HDPE related plant news
Source: PolymerUpdate Market Intelligence
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L T D POLYMERUPDATE Analysis HDPE Import Data ContactDetails:344,AtoZIndl.Estate,G.K.Marg,LowerParel(w),Mumbai400018,INDIA|Email:[email protected]|Tel:+912261772000(25lines)|Fax:+912261772025 5
Government of India 5 Year Plan Figures
Exhibit: GoI 11th/12th/13th 5 Year Plans CAGR Figures
Source: GoI 12th 5 Year Plan on Petrochemicals
The above table gives the Actual CAGR achieved in the 11th 5 Year Plan (2005/06 2011/12) and the projected CAGR for the 12th 5 year Plan (2011/12 2016/17) and 13th 5 year Plan (2016/17 2021/22) for HDPE and Ethylene. As per government projections, HDPE is likely to enjoy above GDP growth rates in the 12th and 13th 5 Year plan periods.
We look forward to receiving any feedback/suggestions on this analysis.
Disclaimer:ThisanalysismakesuseofImportdataprocuredfromtheIndianCustomsonan as is basis. We have attempted to refine the raw database by removing records with sweep/reprocessed/offgradematerialshipmentsandrecordswithnonstandardunits.We haveundertakenourbesteffortsinrefiningthedatabasewhileformulatingourstatistics, however, customs data is known to include repetitions which is difficult to verify independentlyandmayhaveinadvertentlygotincludedinthisanalysis.Norepresentation or warranty, express or implied, is made as to the fairness, accuracy, completeness or correctnessoftheinformation/opinionscontainedherein.Itisadvisablethatallfiguresbe consideredasapproximate.