Accordd Organics NBAC Price in Supa

N-butyl acetate prices increased by ₹1/kg, now at ₹88++/kg ex-Kandla and ex-Ahmednagar, driven by strong demand from the paints and coatings sector. Supply remains tight, with manufacturers stockpiling ahead of peak demand. Global crude oil prices declined, but experts anticipate further price hikes due to limited inventory and sustained demand.

N-Butyl Acetate prices have been revised upwards by importers, rising by ₹1/kg to ₹87++ per kg ex-Kandla on 60-day credit terms. Accord Organics, a key domestic producer, has also increased its base price by ₹1/kg, now offering at ₹87.00++ per kg ex-Ahmednagar on advance payment terms.

N Butyl Acetate prices rose by ₹1/kg, driven by increased purchasing activity in the paints and coatings industry and constrained supply. Domestic and import prices now stand at ₹88++ per kg. While global benchmarks show mixed trends, strong seasonal demand and limited inventories are expected to sustain price momentum.

Domestic Acetic Acid prices in India strengthened through October 2025, driven by firm methanol feedstock costs and cautious downstream demand. While global methanol prices softened under tariff pressure, domestic supply remained stable. Post-festive demand recovery from pharmaceutical and packaging sectors is expected to support prices into early November.

Acetic Acid prices in India continued their downward trend amid weak methanol feedstock and cautious downstream demand. Despite international prices firming slightly on Chinese restocking, domestic sentiment remains subdued. Stable supply, potential post-monsoon VAM demand, and gradual recovery in pharmaceuticals could support market stabilization through October.

Domestic MDC prices dropped ₹1–2/kg due to weak pharma demand, while volatile methanol feedstock costs, driven by oversupply in China and U.S. sanctions on Iran, added uncertainty. Global crude softness further weighed on sentiment. With steady production but sluggish consumption, MDC prices are expected to stay mixed in the near term.

Indian methanol prices held firm near ₹31/kg despite a festive lull, driven by strong formaldehyde demand and curtailed Iranian imports. Chinese CFR prices softened on oversupply, but Indian buyers continue active procurement. Futures show near-term tightness, while crude and gas trends add to overall market caution.

Toluene prices softened to ₹67–68/kg amid weak paint and coating demand and oversupply, tracking a 3% drop in crude oil. Imports dominate India’s 57,000 MT monthly need, while pharma demand may lend near-term support. Market direction hinges on crude trends and post-monsoon recovery in downstream sectors.

Ethyl acetate markets showed mixed trends as acetic acid softened domestically but firmed in China. Ethanol prices surged on higher blending mandates, while methanol declined. Strong downstream demand and GST cuts for polymers are expected to boost momentum. Rising exports may create domestic shortages, keeping the outlook volatile yet firm.