Competition in the polyoxymethylene industry
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Around September this year, three polyoxymethylene production units in China were put into operation successively: those at Tianjin Alkali Plant, Tianye Chemical, and Kaifeng Longyu, with capacities of 60,000 tons at Tianye, and 40,000 tons each at Tianjin Alkali Plant and Longyu. Based on the information we have, which company will drive first, and which one will produce qualified products first? What will be the competitive landscape for polyoxymethylene in the future?
Longyu: Quality is the key competitive advantage, as there is also the vast automotive market out there
Longyu’s facility built on October 1st, 2010, has already started operations, hehe