化工“反内卷”共识深化 多细分行业企业减产稳市

Core Viewpoint - The chemical sector in A-shares continues its strong performance, with specific segments like phosphorus and fluorine chemicals showing positive stock movements, driven by self-regulatory actions to stabilize prices and reduce supply [1] Group 1: Industry Actions - The caprolactam industry has initiated a self-regulatory action to reduce production by 20% to alleviate inventory and price pressures, with plans to increase product prices by 100 yuan per ton [2] - This self-regulation is a response to significant losses in the industry, with losses per ton exceeding 600 yuan in recent months, prompting companies to adopt measures to balance supply and demand [2] - The proactive supply adjustments have led to a negative weekly supply-demand difference, indicating a successful transition into a destocking phase, which is expected to support price stabilization [2] Group 2: Policy Support - The National Development and Reform Commission and the State Administration for Market Regulation issued a notice to maintain good market price order, providing strong backing for the industry's self-regulatory actions [3] - The self-regulatory actions in the caprolactam sector are seen as a means to protect market price order and ensure long-term industry health [3] Group 3: Market Confidence - The self-regulatory trend is spreading across various chemical sub-industries, with the polyester filament industry previously adopting a price stabilization strategy [4] - Analysts predict that the polyester filament industry will see a decline in actual production capacity in 2024, leading to a more orderly supply increase [4] - The organic silicon industry is also showing positive self-regulatory trends, with no new capacity expected from 2025 to 2026, indicating a potential for profit recovery [4] Group 4: Industry Outlook - Current sectors such as agrochemicals, refrigerants, bioenergy, tires, and metallic chromium are in an upward cycle, with main business growth expected to remain high [5] - The ongoing push for carbon neutrality is optimizing the supply structure in high-energy-consuming chemical industries, benefiting leading companies with core technological advantages and significant scale effects [5] - The concentration of the industry is expected to increase, enhancing the competitive advantages of leading enterprises [5]