Commodity Chemicals

SPC released FY2026 Q1 earnings on April 29 After-Market BJT, actual revenue CNY 17.66 B, actual EPS CNY 0.039 (forecast EPS CNY 0.0283)

SPC to Release FY2026 Q1 Earnings on April 29 After-Market (BJT), Forecast EPS CNY 0.0283

Shanghai Petrochemical Plans to Launch Financial Derivatives Hedging Program

Sinopec Shanghai Approves RMB 397 Million in Asset Impairment Provisions for 2025

Shanghai Petrochemical Net Loss of 1.433 Billion Yuan in 2025

SPC released FY2025 Q4 earnings on March 18 After-Market (BJT), actual revenue CNY 16.68 B (forecast CNY 17.35 B), actual EPS CNY -0.0948 (forecast CNY -0.0842)

SPC released FY2025 Annual Earnings on March 18 After-Market (BJT), actual revenue CNY 75.56 B (forecast CNY 73 B), actual EPS CNY -0.136 (forecast CNY -0.0618)

SPC to release FY2025 earnings on March 18 After-Market BJT, forecast revenue CNY 73 B, EPS CNY -0.0618

Shanghai Petrochemical forecasts full-year net loss in 2025

Sinopec Shanghai Petrochemical to Sign Personnel Lending Service Contract with Balin New Materials

Shanghai Petrochemical Obtains Patent for Large Tows Carbon Fiber

Sinopec Shanghai Petrochemical Co Ltd reports profit of 30.595 million yuan in first three quarters of 2025

SPC released FY2025 9 Months Earnings on October 22 During-Market (BJT), Actual Revenue: CNY 58.89 B, Actual EPS: CNY -0.0429

SPC released FY2025 Q3 earnings on October 22 During-Market (BJT), forecasted revenue CNY 19.5 B, forecasted EPS CNY 0.0281, actual revenue CNY 0, actual EPS CNY 0

SPC to release FY2025 Q3 earnings report on October 22 during market hours (BJT), forecast revenue CNY 19.5 B, EPS CNY 0.0281

Domestic crude cyclopentadiene price center shifted upward in August

Sinopec Shanghai Petrochemical Announces Mid-Year Results with Profit Turned to Loss

SPC released FY2025 Q2 earnings on August 20 After-Market (BJT), actual revenue CNY 20 B (forecast CNY 21.23 B), actual EPS CNY -0.038 (forecast CNY 0.0256)

SPC released FY2025 Semi-Annual Earnings on August 20 After-Market (BJT), Actual Revenue CNY 39.52 B, Actual EPS CNY -0.044

SPC to Release FY2025 Semi-Annual Earnings on August 20, 2025 (BJT)

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Sinopec has reported proven reserves of 235.687 billion cubic meters at its Ziyang Dongfeng shale gas field, marking a significant milestone in China's shale gas exploration. The field, located in the Sichuan Basin, has received official approval from China's Ministry of Natural Resources. This development establishes it as China's first ultra-deep shale gas field, with reserves exceeding 100 billion cubic meters. Sinopec's innovative use of AI in geophysical imaging has enabled precise identification of gas deposits, paving the way for further exploration and production efforts to enhance national energy security.

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14:57 ETEl yacimiento Ziyang Dongfeng de Sinopec reporta reservas de 235.687 millones de metros cúbicos

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Sinopec Shanghai Petrochemical Co (HK:0338) reported strong Q1 2026 production and sales of refined oil and chemical products, including diesel, gasoline, and jet fuel. Despite year-on-year declines in diesel and gasoline prices, jet fuel prices rose, and PX prices increased sharply. Crude oil processing costs fell, providing margin support. The latest analyst rating for the stock is a Hold with a price target of HK$1.13. The company is a major integrated petrochemical producer in China, serving both fuel and chemical markets.

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Sinopec Shanghai Petrochemical Posts Strong Q1 2026 Volumes Amid Mixed Pricing Trends

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China’s state-owned refiners are applying for government permits to resume fuel exports in May, citing high domestic stockpiles. Major oil companies like China Petrochemical and China National Petroleum are seeking approval to ship petrol and diesel after a halt due to the Iran war. Domestic fuel prices have risen, leading to weak demand, while export margins have increased. Inventories are at their highest levels since 2025 and 2024. The government has not yet responded to the permit requests, as China continues to prioritize energy security amid global supply challenges.

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China’s state refiners seek to resume fuel exports after halt

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The National Development and Reform Commission announced that starting from March 23, domestic gasoline and diesel prices will be increased by 420 yuan and 400 yuan respectively, in response to fluctuations in international oil prices. The regulatory measures aim to mitigate the impact of rising international oil prices on the domestic market. Companies such as PetroChina, Sinopec, and CNOOC must ensure the production and supply of refined oil and strictly adhere to national pricing policies. Relevant departments will strengthen market supervision, crack down on behaviors that do not comply with pricing policies, and maintain market order

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Mainland adjusts gasoline and diesel prices, increasing by 420 yuan and 400 yuan per ton respectively

Sinopec and SPC have raised diesel prices for the second consecutive day, with Sinopec increasing its price by 25 cents to $4.68 and SPC by 20 cents to $4.62. This follows earlier price hikes, totaling 45 cents for Sinopec and 50 cents for SPC over two days. The government has announced support measures for those affected by rising fuel prices, including cash disbursements for transport workers and co-funding for essential services. Despite these measures, the government will not reduce fuel duties, emphasizing the need for market-driven pricing.

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Sinopec, SPC raise diesel prices for 2nd straight day as Govt rolls out support measures

China has announced a second increase in gasoline and diesel prices within a fortnight, effective Wednesday, due to rising international oil prices linked to the ongoing war in West Asia. The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) stated that gasoline prices will rise by 420 yuan (USD 61) and diesel by 400 yuan (USD 58) per tonne. The NDRC has directed major oil companies to maintain production and ensure stable supplies while intensifying market supervision to uphold pricing policies. China relies on imports for 70% of its crude oil, with significant exposure to disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz.

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China hikes gasoline, diesel prices for second time in fortnight