Taiwanese PVC supplier releases April India offers as key benchmark player delays pricing

The producer is offering suspension PVC grades K65-67 and K60-62 at $1250 per ton CIF, while K57-59 material is priced at $1280 per ton CIF for deliveries to Nhava Sheva, Mundra, and Chennai. The offers are based on standard 25 kg bag packaging, with shipments in 40-foot containers. Payment terms include LC at sight or advance TT, with extended LC options available at an additional cost subject to approval. The minimum order quantity is set at 100 tons, with no volume discounts applicable.
The development comes amid uncertainty as a major Taiwanese producer, considered a benchmark for Asian PVC markets, has yet to announce its April pricing. Market participants indicate that the producer may skip its April pricing cycle, although this has not been officially confirmed. At the same time, some players expect a possible announcement next week, keeping sentiment cautious across the market.
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