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Where has the popularity of the PVC segment gone?

2012-12-21View Original

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Has the PVC segment also become as sluggish as the PVC market? The worse the market conditions, the more we need to work together, pool our ideas, discuss more, communicate more, and do more to advance the PVC industry! :handshake
Reply #22012-12-21
The future of PVC is bleak; it’s time for a transformation!
Reply #32013-05-28
In a herd mentality, even the best things will be ruined! :)
Reply #42013-05-28
So the result is the elimination of some outdated production capacities, which is also an inevitable part of the development of modern industry. This is not necessarily a bad thing for society; it’s not undesirable for companies with outdated technology, severe pollution, and poor working conditions and benefits to be phased out.
Reply #52013-05-29
What is the current production capacity in the domestic market? What is the demand then? :)
Reply #62013-05-30
Yes, it seems like not many people come here! What’s the reason?
Reply #72013-05-30
When everyone contributes, the result is better – it’s important that we all work together. Let’s show more concern and participation on a daily basis, and avoid just staying inactive~
Reply #82013-05-30
Phrasing it nicely as eliminating outdated production capacity – everyone talks about it, but no company actually does so; everyone has their own ulterior motives, who would sacrifice themselves to benefit others?
Reply #92013-05-30
To be honest! It now depends on the market! :) People gradually stop daring to do it because of the losses!
Reply #102013-05-30
It’s certainly not up to anyone to decide whether to phase out certain production capacities – it’s determined by market conditions. Currently, there is an excess supply of PVC, which prevents prices from rising; many manufacturers are operating at a loss. If some of this production capacity isn’t reduced, prices will remain low, and how many manufacturers will be able to survive in such circumstances?
Reply #112013-05-31
Who to eliminate? It’s hard to decide who to eliminate!

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