Industry Authority: The World'S Nylon Industry Entered A New Balance In 2015.

In the Eighth China caprolactam and nylon Summit Forum, reporters exchanged views with Mr. Charles on the relevant issues.

Reporter: in your opinion, the world's Nylon

Charles: every link of the industrial chain will have different balance in different periods.

If the industry itself can pit in equilibrium, it will be healthy if it has self-regulation function.

And,

Reporter: some people believe that the global caprolactam is oversupplied, but you mentioned in your speech that the supply situation of caprolactam is tight.

There seems to be some contradiction between the two.

Charles: here is a problem. To ensure stable supply is not to supply equal to demand, but supply is slightly larger than demand.

Therefore, our views are in fact consistent.

The global oversupply of caprolactam has always existed, but this year's surplus is too narrow to maintain a stable supply situation.

From 2011 onward, the surplus level will gradually return to normal and reach a new balance around 2015.

Reporter: some representatives questioned China's expansion of caprolactam and considered that global capacity was enough.

How do you view this problem?

Charles: China already has the largest nylon industry in the world, and the world's capacity is further shifting to China.

In order to meet the needs of this huge industry, the construction of caprolactam industry is an inevitable road.

Of course, caprolactam in North America, Western Europe and other major exporting countries may not sell well after China's expansion of raw material supply.

Reporter: what are your suggestions for entrepreneurs in China's Nylon industry?

Charles: in the next 2~3 years, caprolactam and caprolactam in China

In the traditional field of small profits, enterprises can make a difference in the field of engineering plastics.

If the demand for nylon materials for auto parts increases year by year, enterprises can cooperate with downstream factories such as modified factories and parts factories to jointly develop suitable products.

Charles Fryer introduction:

The chairman of the British Thailand Global Chemical Company Limited is responsible for overseeing the company's development of new market businesses.

It is also responsible for the preparation of "polyamide and its intermediates monthly analysis" and "global overview of polyamide intermediates".

He holds a degree in chemistry from University of Oxford and University of Florence in Italy, and has been a research scholar in nuclear resonance spectroscopy at University of Warwick.

Charles has been working in Thailand, England since 1971 and was initially responsible for Western Europe chemical market research.

The consultation service of "PX- DMT/PTA polyester" has been developed, and then extended to the consulting service of fiber and fiber intermediates.

We are engaged in consulting multiple customers and single customers of various chemical products, including chlor alkali, caprolactam, adipic acid, polyester and polyamide resin and fiber, ethylene oxide and their derivatives.