Latest Silicon Carbide Prices and Market Trends
The steel industry’s steady recovery and sustained price increases, coupled with energy‑saving and emission‑reduction efforts in the domestic coal sector and rising logistics costs, are all driving up the cost of silicon carbide. In April alone, the price of Grade‑1 98.5% silicon carbide rose twice, and spot prices for raw blocks have been surging. Meanwhile, lower‑grade silicon carbide—Grades 2 and 3—is also climbing steadily. As market conditions evolve, prices are expected to increase by another 100–150 yuan per ton after May. Currently, the price gap between silicon carbide produced from anthracite and that made from petroleum coke stands at roughly 200–300 yuan per ton, even as demand continues to grow and consumption rises. Price remains a critical factor we closely monitor and is also one of the essential elements for producing high‑quality products.
We have consistently strived to produce high-quality products while keeping prices stable.
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