Please estimate how long the current rise in prices will continue
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Please estimate how much longer price increases will continue. Is it too late for our factory to replace its equipment (for producing H2SO4)? Does it still have a future? This post was last edited by in the blink of an eye on 2008-1-6 09:57
The price of sulfuric acid is also rising, so we need to act quickly to replace the equipment.
The time you have chosen is not very suitable; it’s hard to say how long the increase in the price of sulfuric acid will last! It’s necessary to act quickly when switching to alternative equipment, work overtime and at full capacity, and make use of all available resources – after all, time is money!
Our company is also undergoing renovations; I really don’t know if we’ll still be able to share in the increase in prices
That’s how the market works: when conditions are good, everyone rushes to launch new projects, while when conditions deteriorate, small businesses close down one after another. Don’t follow others; one should have their own unique perspective.
In 2006, the price of zinc, a non-ferrous metal, soared, prompting various manufacturers to invest in zinc smelting equipment. However, since the second half of 2007 until now, the price has dropped sharply, and countless smelting plants have had to close. . . Sulfuric acid may also experience this situation. But it won’t happen in the near future at least; after all, the rise in sulfuric acid is related to the sharp increase in sulfur prices, so it won’t drop instantly – at most, its price will rise more slowly over a period of time. :handshake