Silicon Industry Branch: This week's polysilicon market continues to be weak, with prices remaining under downward pressure

GateUser-bd883c58 · 2026-04-08T07:04:23+00:00

This week, polysilicon market prices continued to decline, with the average price of n-type re-investment material at 36k RMB/ton and the average price of n-type granular silicon at 35k RMB/ton. Downstream buyers are strongly pushing for lower prices, while suppliers remain willing to maintain higher prices, intensifying market negotiations.

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2026-04-08 07:04:23

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Per @E0@, on April 8, a notice from the Silicon Industry Branch of the China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association said that, according to Antaike’s statistics, this week the trading price range for N-type polysilicon reprocessed feedstock was 3.5~3.7 ten thousand yuan/ton, with a transaction average price of 3.60 ten thousand yuan/ton, down 1.37% month over month. The trading price range for N-type granular silicon was 3.4~3.6 ten thousand yuan/ton, with a transaction average price of 3.50 ten thousand yuan/ton, down 4.11% month over month. This week, the polysilicon market continued to remain weak; prices continued to come under pressure and moved downward. Although the pace of decline narrowed slightly compared with the earlier period, the overall downward trajectory in the market has not yet been reversed. This week, competition in the market intensified: downstream buyers had a strong mindset of pushing prices down, while the supply side still had an intention to hold prices. This week, 3~4 companies signed new orders, and the prevailing transaction prices still remained in the 3.5~3.6 ten thousand yuan/ton range.

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