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PVC in Russia – 2016_

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Resume.........................................................................................................................................

Methodology .................................................................................................................................

1. 1. Appraisal and forecast of economic indexes in Russia ......................................................

1.1 Current state and forecasts of the world economy development .........................................

1.2 General state of the Russian economy .................................................................................

1.3 A forecast on economy sectors .............................................................................................

1.4 A forecast on polymer consumption sectors .........................................................................

2. Russian PVC market ................................................................................................................

2.1 Current condition of the market and forecasts ......................................................................

2.2 Domestic production of PVC..................................................................................................

2.3. Investment in PVC processing..............................................................................................

2.4. PVC Processing by technology ............................................................................................

2.4.1 Profile Extrusion ..................................................................................................................

2.4.2. Coatings..............................................................................................................................

2.4.3 Pipe Extrusion .....................................................................................................................

2.4.4 Film extrusion ......................................................................................................................

2.4.5 Cable extrusion ...................................................................................................................

2.4.6 Footwear and soles .............................................................................................................

2.4.7 Other extrusion....................................................................................................................

3. PVC-compositions market........................................................................................................

3.1. Rigid compounds...................................................................................................................

3.2. Soft Plasticizers .....................................................................................................................

4. Macroindicators ........................................................................................................................

5. PVC: General Market Indicators ..............................................................................................

6. Unblended PVC: General Market Indicators ...........................................................................

6.1 PVC-S: General Market Indicators ........................................................................................

6.2 PVC-E: General Market Indicators ........................................................................................

6.3 Rigid compound: General Market Indicators.........................................................................

6.4 Soft compounds: General Market Indicators.........................................................................

6.5 PVC-paste: General Market Indicators..................................................................................

7. Profile extrusion: PVC consumption analysis..........................................................................

8. Coating: PVC consumption analysis .......................................................................................

8.1 Coating (Linoleum): PVC consumption analysis ...................................................................

8.2 Coating (Imitation leather): PVC consumption analysis........................................................

8.3 Coating (vinyl wallpapers): PVC consumption analysis........................................................

9. Film extrusion: PVC consumption analysis .............................................................................

10. Pipe extrusion: PVC consumption analysis...........................................................................

11. Cable extrusion: PVC consumption analysis ........................................................................

12. Other extrusion: PVC consumption analysis.........................................................................

13. PVC production anlysis ..........................................................................................................

14. PVC imports analysis .............................................................................................................

15. PVC exports analysis .............................................................................................................

16. PVC producers rating.............................................................................................................

17. PVC grades rating ..................................................................................................................

18. PVC converters rating ............................................................................................................

19. Analysis of operations of the largest pvc suppliers ...............................................................



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The report presents a most comprehensive research into the Russian PVC market. As with ourreports on other polymers, we are pleased to offer our PVC market analysis presented in arearranged format. To save your time and for ease of understanding, the report consist of twomain parts, with data presented as text and tables respectively. The tables section containsfigures pertaining to all possible types of market analysis by all technology and processingsectors, types of ready products, key market players, etc. It gives a great deal of attention to theanalysis of investments in PVC production and processing. The presented analysis allows totrack key changes in the market that shape future strategies.

The report covers analysis of PVC consumption, production, exports/imports in Russiaby types, processing technologies, consumers, manufacturers and their brands, as wellas business statistics of all the major actors in the market (producers, traders,equipment suppliers and converters) in each processing sector.All the data presentedcovers the period 2007 to 2015. This being our exclusive highlight across CIS, wecontinue on our practice of giving ratings of sales of the main producers of polyethyleneand main PVC grades. The report contains profiles of major PVC suppliers in Russia, aswell as presents a rating of major PVC processors.

The annual report will also help you to find answers to the following questions:

· In 2015, PVC market shank by 8% (down to 944.3 ths tonnes). Which sectorsreduced the PVC processing volumes, and which ones, on the contrary, weregrowing?

· What are the main developments in the Russian polyvinylchloride market in 2015?How will they impact the market in the nearest feature? When will the market startgrowing again?

· How fundamental macroeconomic factors will affect the dynamics of the PVC marketin 2015 and the year after? Which way the market will go?

· Importance of import substitution for Russian converters: which sectors of the PVCmarket need it most?

· Current PVC production capacities: are they adequate to accommodate presentconsumption growth rate in the market or excessive?

· How strong was the growth of PVC processing capacity in eqach processing sector?

· How much did each of the major Russian converters invest in PVC processing? Whatgrades and complete production lines did they buy?

· Which sectors are expected to show PVC consumption growth? Why? Whichsegments of the market will generate most profits during economic crisis and helptheir investors/ovners to survive?

· What were the best selling grades in 2015? Why?

· What are TOP-20 converters in each sector? Who is on the TOP-50 PVC converterslist anyway?

· What are the specific PVC grades that are most popular with producers of fprofile-moulding products, floorings, cable, etc.?

· Which processing sector saw most investment inflow?

· How did the devaluation of the rouble affected purchases of imported PVC andconsumption of Russian PVC?

· What was the reaction of the key PVC consumption sectors in the Russian market tothe deepening economic crisis?

· What segment of the Russian PVC market looks most dynamic and promising?Where do companies invest most?

· What is the dynamics of ready PVC products output in Russia?

· Which factors affected PVC prices in 2015? What will be the price trends for 2016?



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List of tables (Applications)

1. Production of some goods of processing industriesin Russia, 2007-2015

2. PVC. General market indicators*, MT3. PVC consumption dynamics* by PVC types, MT4. PVC consumption dynamics by technologies, MT5. Dynamics of investments into PVC processing by

technologies. Number of complete lines6. Dynamics of investments into PVC processing by

technologies, USD thous.7. Dynamics of investments into PVC processing by

technologies, 2015, USD thous.8. Commissioning of new PVC processing capacities

by technologies, MT9. Current PVC processing capacities by technologies.

Progressive total, MT10. Commissioning of new PVC processing capacities* by regions,

MT11. Current PVC processing capacities by technologies.

Progressive total, MT12. Unblended PVC. General market indicators, MT13. Unblended PVC consumption dynamics by PVC types, MT14. Unblended PVC consumption dynamics by technologies, MT15. Unblended PVC. Domestic supplies by regions, 2015, MT16. PVC-S. General market indicators, MT17. PVC-S consumption dynamics by technologies, MT18. PVC-S estimated consumption dymanics by regions, MT19. PVC-S. Domestic supplies* by regions, 2015, MT20. PVC-S suppliers, MT21. PVC-S suppliers, 2015, MT22. PVC-S grades rating, MT23. PVC-S grades rating, 2015, MT24. Commissioning of new PVC-S processing capacities by

technologies. Number of complete lines25. Dynamics of investments into Dynamics of investments into

PVC-S processing by technologies, USD thous.26. Commissioning of new PVC-S processing capacities by

technologies, MT27. Current PVC-S processing capacities by technologies.

Progressive total, MT28. Current PVC-S processing capacities by regiones, MT29. Current PVC-S processing capacities by technologies.

Progressive total, MT30. Dynamics of investments into PVC-S processing

by regions, USD thous.31. Current PVC-S processing capacities by regions.

Progressive total. Number of complete lines32. PVC-E. General market indicators, MT33. PVC-E consumption dynamics by technologies, MT34. PVC-E estimated consumption dymanics by regions, MT35. PVC-E. Domestic supplies* by regions, 2015, MT36. PVC-E suppliers, MT37. PVC-E suppliers, 2015, MT38. PVC-E grades rating, MT39. PVC-S grades rating, 2015, MT40. Commissioning of new PVC-E processing capacities by

technologies. Number of complete lines41. Dynamics of investments into PVC-E processing

by technologies, USD thous.42. Commissioning of new PVC-E processing capacities

by technologies, MT43. Current PVC-E processing capacities by technologies.

Progressive total, MT44. Current PVC-E processing capacities by regiones, MT45. Current PVC-E processing capacities by technologies.

Progressive total, MT46. Dynamics of investments into PVC-E processing

by regions, USD thous.47. Current PVC-E processing capacities by regions.

Progressive total. Number of complete lines48. Rigid compound. General market indicators, MT49. Rigid compound consumption dynamics by technologies, MT50. Rigid compound. Net import dynamic by regions, MT51. Rigid compound. Domestic supplies* by regions, 2015, MT52. Rigid compound suppliers, MT53. Rigid compound suppliers, 2015, MT54. Rigid compound grades rating, MT55. Rigid compound grades rating, 2015, MT56. Soft compounds. General market indicators, MT57. Soft compound consumption dynamics by technologies, MT58. Soft compound. Net import dynamic by regions, MT59. Soft compound. Domestic supplies* by regions, 2015, MT60. Soft compound suppliers, MT61. Soft compound suppliers, 2015, MT62. Soft compound grades rating, MT63. Soft compound grades rating, 2015, MT

64. Commissioning of new soft compound processing capacitiesby technologies. Number of complete lines

65. Dynamics of investments into soft compound processingby technologies, USD thous.

66. Commissioning of new soft compound processing capacitiesby technologies, MT

67. Current soft compound processing capacities by technologies.Progressive total, MT

68. Current soft compound processing capacities by regiones, MT69. Current soft compound processing capacities by technologies.

Progressive total, MT70. Dynamics of investments into soft compound processing

by regions, USD thous.71. Current soft compound processing capacities by regions.

Progressive total. Number of complete lines72. PVC-paste suppliers, MT73. PVC-paste suppliers, 2015, MT74. PVC-paste. Net import dynamic by regions, MT75. PVC-paste grades rating, MT76. PVC-paste grades rating, 2015, MT77. Profile extrusion: TOP-20 PVC Converters, MT *78. Profile extrusion: PVC supply analysis, MT79. Profile extrusion: PVC consumption by PVC types, MT80. Profile extrusion: PVC suppliers, MT81. Profile extrusion: PVC s suppliers in the previous year, 2015,

MT82. Profile extrusion: PVC-S suppliers, MT83. Profile extrusion: PVC-S suppliers in the previous year, 2015,

MT84. Profile extrusion: Rigid compound suppliers, MT *85. Profile extrusion: Rigid compound suppliers in the

previous year, 2015, MT86. Profile extrusion: PVC-S grades rating, MT87. Profile extrusion: Rigid compound grades rating, MT88. Profile extrusion: TOP-20 finished products imports, 2014, MT89. Profile extrusion: PVC finished goods imports dynamics

by countries, 2014, MT90. Profile extrusion: PVC domestic supply by regions in the

previous year, 2015, MT91. Profile extrusion: TOP-20 PVC-S consumers* in the

previous year, 2015, MT92. Profile extrusion: TOP-20 rigid compound consumers* in the

previous year, 2015, MT93. Profile extrusion: TOP-20 finished products exporters, 2013,

MT94. Profile extrusion: PVC finished goods exports dynamics

by countries, 2014, MT95. Profile extrusion: Commissioning of new PVC processing

capacities by finished products types. Number of completelines

96. Profile extrusion: Investments into processing by finishedproducts types, USD thous.

97. Profile extrusion: Commissioning of new processing capacitiesto produce finished products, MT

98. Profile extrusion: Current processing capacities to producefinished products. Progressive total, MT

99. Profile extrusion: TOP-20 converters in terms of investmentsinto equipment. Number of complete lines

100. Profile extrusion: TOP-20 converters in terms of investmentsinto equipment. Cost of production line, USD thous.

101. Profile extrusion: TOP-20 converters in terms of investmentsinto equipment. Commissioning of new processing capacities,MT

102. Profile extrusion: TOP-20 converters in terms of investmentsinto equipment. Current processing capacities, progressivetotal, MT

103. Profile extrusion: Commissioning of new PVC processingcapacities by regions, MT

104. Profile extrusion: Current PVC processing capacities byregions. Progressive total, MT

105. Profile extrusion: TOP-20 equipment suppliers. Number ofcomplete lines

106. Profile extrusion: TOP-20 equipment suppliers. Cost ofproduction lines, USD thous.

107. Profile extrusion: TOP-20 equipment suppliers. Commissioningof new processing capacities, MT

108. Coating: PVC supply analysis, MT109. Coating: PVC consumption by sectors, MT110. Coating: PVC consumption by PVC types, MT111. Coating: PVC suppliers, MT112. Coating: PVC suppliers in the previous year, 2015, MT113. Coating: PVC-E suppliers, MT114. Coating: PVC-E suppliers in the previous year, 2015, MT115. Coating: PVC-S suppliers, MT116. Coating: PVC-S suppliers in the previous year, 2015, MT117. Coating: PVC grades rating, MT



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118. Coating: PVC-E grades rating, MT119. Coating: PVC-S grades rating, MT120. Coating: TOP-20 finished products importers, 2014, MT121. Coating: PVC finished goods imports dynamics by countries in

previous year, 2014, MT122. Coating: PVC domestic supply by regions in the previous year,

2015, MT123. Coating: TOP-15 PVC consumers* in the previous year, 2015,

MT124. Coating: TOP-10 PVC-E consumers* in the previous year,

2015, MT125. Coating: TOP-5 PVC-S consumers* in the previous year, 2014,

MT126. Coating: TOP-15 finished products exporters, 2014, MT127. Coating: PVC finished goods exports dynamics by countries in

previous year, 2014, MT128. Coating: Commissioning of new PVC processing capacities by

finished products types. Number of complete lines129. Coating: Investments into processing by finished products

types, USD thous.130. Coating: Commissioning of new processing capacities to

produce finished products, MT131. Coating: Current processing capacities to produce finished

products. Progressive total, MT132. Coating: TOP-5 converters in terms of investments into

equipment. Number of complete lines133. Coating: TOP-5 converters in terms of investments into

equipment. Cost of production line, USD thous.134. Coating: TOP-5 converters in terms of investments into

equipment. Commissioning of new processing capacities, MT135. Coating: TOP-5 converters in terms of investments into

equipment. Current processing capacities, progressive total,MT

136. Coating: Commissioning of new PVC processing capacities byregions, MT

137. Coating: Current PVC processing capacities by regions.Progressive total, MT

138. Coating: TOP-20 equipment suppliers. Number of completelines

139. Coating: TOP-20 equipment suppliers. Cost of productionlines, USD thous.

140. Coating: TOP-20 equipment suppliers. Commissioning of newprocessing capacities, MT

141. Coating. Linoleum: PVC suppliers, MT142. Coating. Linoleum: PVC suppliers in the previous 2015year,

MT143. Coating. Linoleum: PVC grades rating, MT144. Coating. Linoleum: TOP-5 converters in terms of investments

into equipment. Number of complete lines145. Coating. Linoleum: TOP-5 converters in terms of investments

into equipment. Cost of production line, USD thous.146. Coating. Linoleum: TOP-5 converters in terms of investments

into equipment. Commissioning of new processing capacities,MT

147. Coating. Linoleum: Converters in terms of investments intoequipment. Current processing capacities, progressive total,MT

148. Coating. Linoleum: Equipment suppliers. Number of completelines

149. Coating. Linoleum: Equipment suppliers. Cost of productionlines, USD thous.

150. Coating. Linoleum: Equipment suppliers. Commissioning ofnew processing capacities, MT

151. Coating. Imitation leather: PVC suppliers, MT152. Coating. Imitation leather: PVC suppliers in the previous year,

MT153. Coating. Imitation leather: PVC grades rating, MT154. Coating. Imitation leather: PVC consumers* in the previous

year, 2015, MT155. Coating. Vinyl wallpapers: PVC suppliers, MT156. Coating. Vinyl wallpapers: PVC suppliers in the previous year

2015, MT157. Coating. Vinyl wallpapers: PVC grades rating, MT158. Coating. Vinyl wallpapers: TOP-5 PVC consumers* in the

previous year, 2015, MT159. Film extrusion: PVC supply analysis, MT160. Film extrusion: PVC consumption by PVC types, MT161. Film extrusion: PVC-S suppliers, MT162. Film extrusion: PVC-S suppliers in the previous year, MT163. Film extrusion: PVC-S grades rating, MT164. Film extrusion: TOP-20 Converters *, MT165. Film extrusion: TOP-20 Finished products importers, 2014, MT166. Film extrusion: Finished products imports by countries in the

previous year, 2014, MT167. Film extrusion: PVC domestic supply by regions in the

previous year, 2015, MT168. Film extrusion: TOP PVC-S consumers* in the previous year,

2015, MT169. Film extrusion: TOP-20 Finished products exporters, 2014,

MT

170. Film extrusion: Finished products exports by countries in theprevious year, 2014, MT

171. Film extrusion: Commissioning of new PVC processingcapacities by finished products types. Number of completelines

172. Film extrusion: Current processing capacities to producefinished products. Progressive total, MT

173. Film extrusion: TOP-20 Converters in terms of investmentsinto equipment. Number of complete lines

174. Film extrusion: TOP-20 Converters in terms of investments intoequipment. Cost of production line, USD thous.

175. Film extrusion: TOP-20 converters in terms of investments intoequipment. Commissioning of new processing capacities, MT

176. Film extrusion: TOP-20 Converters in terms of investments intoequipment. Current processing capacities, progressive total,MT

177. Film extrusion: Current PE processing capacities by regions.Progressive total, MT

178. Film extrusion: TOP-20 equipment suppliers. Number ofcomplete lines

179. Film extrusion: TOP-20 equipment suppliers. Cost ofproduction lines, USD thous.

180. Film extrusion: TOP-20 equipment suppliers. Commissioningof new processing capacities, MT

181. TOP-20 polymer films producer, MT182. Pipe extrusion: PVC supply analysis, MT183. Pipe extrusion: PVC consumption by PVC types, MT184. Pipe extrusion: PVC-S suppliers, MT185. Pipe extrusion: PVC-S suppliers in the previous year, MT186. Pipe extrusion: PVC-S grades rating, MT187. Pipe extrusion: TOP-20 Finished products importers, 2014,

MT188. Pipe extrusion: Finished products imports by countries in the

previous year, 2014, MT189. Pipe extrusion: PVC domestic supply by regions in the

previous year, 2015, MT190. Pipe extrusion: TOP-20 PVC-S consumers* in the previous

year, 2015, MT191. Pipe extrusion: Commissioning of new PVC processing


192. Pipe extrusion: Investments into processing by finishedproducts types, USD thous.

193. Pipe extrusion: Commissioning of new processing capacities toproduce finished products, MT

194. Pipe extrusion: Current processing capacities to producefinished products. Progressive total, MT

195. Pipe extrusion: TOP-20 Converters in terms of investmentsinto equipment. Number of complete lines

196. Pipe extrusion: TOP-20 Converters in terms of investmentsinto equipment. Cost of production line, USD thous.

197. Pipe extrusion: Top-20 converters in terms of investments intoequipment. Commissioning of new processing capacities, MT

198. Pipe extrusion: Top-20 converters in terms of investments intoequipment. Current processing capacities, progressive total,MT

199. Pipe extrusion: Commissioning of new PVC processingcapacities by regions, MT

200. Pipe extrusion: Current PVC processing capacities by regions.Progressive total, MT

201. Pipe extrusion: TOP-20 equipment suppliers. Number ofcomplete lines

202. Pipe extrusion: TOP-20 equipment suppliers. Cost ofproduction lines, USD thous.

203. Pipe extrusion: TOP-20 Equipment suppliers. Commissioningof new processing capacities, MT

204. TOP-20 producers of polymer pipes and thermoplastic pipefittings, MT

205. Cable extrusion: Rating Converters206. Cable extrusion: PVC supply analysis, MT207. Cable extrusion: PVC consumption by PVC types, MT208. Cable extrusion: PVC suppliers, MT209. Cable extrusion: PVC suppliers in the previous 2015year, MT210. Cable extrusion: PVC grades rating, MT211. Cable extrusion: TOP-20 Converters, MT212. Cable extrusion: TOP-20 Finished products importers, 2014,

MT213. Cable extrusion: Finished products imports by countries in the

previous year, 2014, MT214. Cable extrusion: PVC domestic supply by regions in the

previous year, 2015, MT215. Cable extrusion: TOP-20 PVC consumers* in the previous

year, 2015, MT216. Cable extrusion: TOP-20 Finished products exporters, 2014,

MT217. Cable extrusion: Finished products exports by countries in the

previous year, 2014, MT218. Cable extrusion: Commissioning of new PVC processing




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219. Cable extrusion: Investments into processing by finishedproducts types, USD thous.

220. Cable extrusion: Current processing capacities to producefinished products. Progressive total, MT

221. Cable extrusion: TOP-20 Converters in terms of investmentsinto equipment. Number of complete lines

222. Cable extrusion: TOP-20 Converters in terms of investmentsinto equipment. Cost of production line, USD thous.

223. Cable extrusion: TOP-20 Converters in terms of investmentsinto equipment. Commissioning of new processing capacities,MT

224. Cable extrusion: TOP-20 Converters in terms of investmentsinto equipment. Current processing capacities, progressivetotal, MT

225. Cable extrusion: Commissioning of new PVC processingcapacities by regions, MT

226. Cable extrusion: Current PVC processing capacities byregions. Progressive total, MT

227. Cable extrusion: TOP-20 equipment suppliers. Number ofcomplete lines

228. Cable extrusion: TOP-20 equipment suppliers. Cost ofproduction lines, USD thous.

229. Cable extrusion: TOP-20 equipment suppliers. Commissioningof new processing capacities, MT

230. TOP-20 Flexible power cables produsers, thous. Km231. Other extrusion: PVC supply analysis, MT232. Other extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year,

2015, %233. Other extrusion: PVC consumption by PVC types, MT234. Other extrusion: PVC suppliers, MT235. Other extrusion: PVC suppliers in the previous year, MT236. Other extrusion: PVC-S suppliers, MT237. Other extrusion: PVC-S suppliers in the previous year, MT238. Other extrusion: Soft compounds suppliers, MT239. Other extrusion: Soft compounds suppliers in the previous

year, MT240. Other extrusion: PVC rades rating, MT241. Other extrusion: PVC-S rades rating, MT242. Other extrusion: Soft compounds rades rating, MT243. Other extrusion: PVC domestic supply by regions in the

previous year, 2015, MT244. Other extrusion: TOP-20 PVC converters in the previous year,

MT245. Other extrusion: TOP-20 Soft compounds converters in the

previous year, MT246. Other extrusion: Commissioning of new PVC processing


247. Other extrusion: Investments into processing by finishedproducts types, USD thous.

248. Other extrusion: Current processing capacities to producefinished products. Progressive total, MT

249. Other extrusion: TOP-20 Converters in terms of investmentsinto equipment. Number of complete lines

250. Other extrusion: TOP-20 Converters in terms of investmentsinto equipment. Cost of production line, USD thous.

251. Other extrusion: TOP-20 Converters in terms of investmentsinto equipment. Commissioning of new processing capacities,MT

252. Other extrusion: Investments into processing by finishedproducts types, USD thous.

253. Other extrusion: Current processing capacities to producefinished products. Progressive total, MT

254. Other extrusion: TOP-20 Converters in terms of investmentsinto equipment. Number of complete lines

255. Other extrusion: TOP-20 Converters in terms of investmentsinto equipment. Cost of production line, USD thous.

256. Other extrusion: TOP-20 Converters in terms of investmentsinto equipment. Commissioning of new processing capacities,MT

257. Other extrusion: TOP-20 equipment suppliers. Commissioningof new processing capacities, MT

258. PVC production by producers, MT259. PVC production by producers in the previous year, MT260. PVC production by types, MT261. Current PVC producing capacities. Progressive total, MT262. PVC-S production by producers, MT263. PVC-S production by producers in the previous year, MT264. PVC-S production by grades, MT265. Current PVC-S producing capacities. Progressive total, MT266. PVC-E production by producers, MT267. PVC-E production by producers in the previous year, MT268. PVC-E production by grades, MT269. Current PVC-E producing capacities. Progressive total, MT270. Rigid compound production by producers, MT271. Rigid compound production by producers in the previous year,

MT272. Rigid compound production by grades, MT273. Current rigid compound producing capacities. Progressive

total, MT

274. Soft compounds production by producers, MT275. Soft compounds production by producers in the previous year,

MT276. Current soft compounds producing capacities. Progressive

total, MT277. Caustic soda. General market indicators, solid equivalent, KT278. Caustic soda. Main producers, solid equivalent, 2015KT279. Caustic soda. Main exporters, solid equivalent, 2015, KT280. Ethylene production by producers, MT281. Current ethylene producing capacities. Progressive total, MT282. Dynamics of PVC imports by types, MT283. Dynamics of PVC imports by technologies, MT284. PVC imports by producers, MT285. PVC imports by grades, MT286. PVC imports by regions, MT287. PVC-S imports by countries, MT288. PVC-S imports by producers, MT289. PVC-S imports by grades, MT290. PVC-S imports by regions, MT291. PVC-E imports by countries, MT292. PVC-E imports by producers, MT293. PVC-E imports by grades, MT294. PVC-E imports by regions, MT295. Rigid compound imports by countries, MT296. Rigid compound imports by producers, MT297. Rigid compound imports by grades, MT298. Rigid compound imports by regions, MT299. Soft compounds imports by countries, MT300. Soft compounds imports by producers, MT301. Soft compounds imports by grades, MT302. Soft compounds imports by regions, MT303. Dynamics of PVC exports by types, MT304. PVC exports by countries, MT305. PVC-S exports by producers, MT306. PVC-S exports by grades, MT307. PVC-E exports by regions, MT308. PVC-E exports by grades, MT309. Rigid compound exports by producers, MT310. Rigid compounds exports by grades, MT311. Soft compounds exports by producers, MT312. Soft compounds exports by grades, MT313. PVC finished goods production dynamics by technologies, MT314. PVC producers rating, MT315. PVC-S producers rating, MT316. PVC-E producers rating, MT317. Rigid compound producers rating, MT318. Soft compounds producers rating, MT319. PVC grades rating, MT320. PVC-S grades rating, MT321. PVC-E grades rating, MT322. Rigid compound grades rating, MT323. Soft compounds grades rating, MT324. PVC converters rating. PVC Consumption*, MT325. PVC-S converters rating. PVC-S Consumption*, MT326. PVC-E converters rating. PVC-E Consumption*, MT327. PVC converters rating. PVC Imports, MT328. PVC converters rating. PVC processing capacities, MT329. Sayanskchemplast. PVC domestic supply by types, MT330. Sayanskchemplast. PVC domestic supply by technologies, MT331. Sayanskchemplast. PVC domestic supply by grades, MT332. Caustic, Sterlitamak. PVC domestic supply by types, MT333. Caustic, Sterlitamak. PVC domestic supply by technologies,

MT334. Caustic, Sterlitamak. PVC domestic supply by grades, MT335. Plastcard. PVC domestic supply by types, MT336. Plastcard. PVC domestic supply by technologies, MT337. Plastcard. PVC domestic supply by grades, MT338. Xinjiang Tianye. PVC domestic supply by types, MT339. Xinjiang Tianye. PVC domestic supply by technologies, MT340. Xinjiang Tianye. PVC domestic supply by grades, MT341. Xinjiang Zhongtai. PVC domestic supply by types, MT342. Xinjiang Zhongtai. PVC domestic supply by technologies, MT343. Xinjiang Zhongtai. PVC domestic supply by grades, MT344. Ineos ChlorVinyls. PVC domestic supply by types, MT345. Ineos ChlorVinyls. PVC domestic supply by technologies, MT346. Ineos ChlorVinyls. PVC domestic supply by grades, MT347. LG Chem. PVC domestic supply by types, MT348. LG Chem. PVC domestic supply by technologies, MT349. LG Chem. PVC domestic supply by grades, MT350. Sibur-Neftechem. PVC domestic supply by types, MT351. Sibur-Neftechem. PVC domestic supply by technologies, MT352. Sibur-Neftechem. PVC domestic supply by grades, MT353. Vinnolit. PVC domestic supply by types, MT354. Vinnolit. PVC domestic supply by technologies, MT355. Vinnolit. PVC domestic supply by grades, MT356. Formosa. PVC domestic supply by types, MT357. Formosa. PVC domestic supply by technologies, MT358. Formosa. PVC domestic supply by grades, MT359. BorsodChem. PVC domestic supply by types, MT360. BorsodChem. PVC domestic supply by technologies, MT



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361. BorsodChem. PVC domestic supply by grades, MT362. Solvin. PVC domestic supply by types, MT363. Solvin. PVC domestic supply by technologies, MT364. Solvin. PVC domestic supply by grades, MT365. Chemprom, Volgograd. PVC domestic supply by types, MT366. Chemprom, Volgograd. PVC domestic supply by technologies,

MT367. Chemprom, Volgograd. PVC domestic supply by grades, MT368. Vestolit. PVC domestic supply by types, MT369. Vestolit. PVC domestic supply by technologies, MT370. Vestolit. PVC domestic supply by grades, MT371. Tianjin Dagu Chemical. PVC domestic supply by types, MT372. Tianjin Dagu Chemical. PVC domestic supply by technologies,

MT373. Tianjin Dagu Chemical. PVC domestic supply by grades, MT374. Usolyechemprom. PVC domestic supply by types, MT375. Usolyechemprom. PVC domestic supply by technologies, MT

376. Usolyechemprom. PVC domestic supply by grades, MT377. Oxyvinyls. PVC domestic supply by types, MT378. Oxyvinyls. PVC domestic supply by technologies, MT379. Oxyvinyls. PVC domestic supply by grades, MT380. Anwil. PVC domestic supply by types, MT381. Anwil. PVC domestic supply by technologies, MT382. Anwil. PVC domestic supply by grades, MT383. Thai Petrochemical. PVC domestic supply by types, MT384. Thai Petrochemical. PVC domestic supply by technologies, MT385. Thai Petrochemical. PVC domestic supply by grades, MT386. Hanwha Corporation. PVC domestic supply by types, MT387. Hanwha Corporation. PVC domestic supply by technologies,

MT388. Hanwha Corporation. PVC domestic supply by grades, MT



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List of diagrams (Applications)

1. PVC. General market indicators*, Estimated consumption, KT2. PVC. General market indicators*, Production, KT3. PVC. General market indicators*, Imports, KT4. PVC. General market indicators*, Exports, KT5. PVC. General market indicators*, Utilization of production capacities,

%6. PVC. General market indicators*, Exports to production, %7. PVC. General market indicators*, Imports to consumption, %8. PVC. General market indicators*, Net imports, KT9. PVC. Market indicators* in the previous year, 2015, Estimated

consumption, KT10. PVC. Market indicators* in the previous year, 2015, Production, KT11. PVC. Market indicators* in the previous year, 2015, Imports, KT12. PVC. Market indicators* in the previous year, 2015, Exports, KT13. PVC. Market indicators* in the previous year, 2015, Utilization of

production capacities, %14. PVC. Market indicators* in the previous year, 2015, Exports to

production, %15. PVC. Market indicators* in the previous year, 2015, Imports to

consumption, %16. PVC. Market indicators* in the previous year, 2015, Net imports, KT17. PVC consumption structure by PVC types, 2007, %18. PVC consumption structure by PVC types, 2013, %19. PVC consumption structure by PVC types, 2014, %20. PVC consumption structure by PVC types, 2015, %21. Structure of investments into PVC processing by technologies, 2007,

% to USD thous.22. Structure of investments into PVC processing by technologies, 2013,



% to USD thous.25. Structure of PVC processing capacities by technologies, 2007, %26. Structure of PVC processing capacities by technologies, 2013, %27. Structure of PVC processing capacities by technologies, 2014, %28. Structure of PVC processing capacities by technologies, 2015, %29. Structure of capacity PVC processing by region, 2007,

% to USD thous.30. Structure of capacity PVC processing by region, 2013,



% to USD thous.33. PVC market dynamics. Absolute values, By types, KT34. PVC market dynamics. Absolute values, By processing

technologies, KT35. PVC market dynamics. Absolute values, By Regions, KT36. PVC market dynamics. Absolute values, By processing

capacities, KT37. PVC market dynamics. Relative values, By types, %38. PVC market dynamics. Relative values, By processing technologies,

%39. PVC market dynamics. Relative values, By Regions, %40. PVC market dynamics. Relative values, By processing

capacities, %41. PVC market dynamics. Relative values, By types, 2015, %42. PVC market dynamics. Relative values, By processing technologies,

2015, %43. PVC market dynamics. Relative values, By Regions, 2015, %44. PVC market dynamics. Relative values, By processing

capacities, 2015, %45. Unblended PVC. General market indicators, Estimated consumption,

KT46. Unblended PVC. General market indicators, Production, KT47. Unblended PVC. General market indicators, Imports, KT48. Unblended PVC. General market indicators, Exports, KT49. Unblended PVC. General market indicators, Utilization of production

capacities, %50. Unblended PVC. General market indicators, Exports to production,

%51. Unblended PVC. General market indicators, Imports to consumption,

%52. Unblended PVC. General market indicators, Net imports, KT53. Unblended PVC. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015,

Estimated consumption, KT54. Unblended PVC. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015,

Production, KT55. Unblended PVC. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015,

Imports, KT

56. Unblended PVC. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015,Exports, KT

57. Unblended PVC. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015,Utilization of production capacities, %

58. Unblended PVC. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015,Exports to production, %

59. Unblended PVC. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015,Imports to consumption, %

60. Unblended PVC. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015,Net imports, KT

61. Unblended PVC consumption structure by PVC types, 2007, %62. Unblended PVC consumption structure by PVC types, 2013, %63. Unblended PVC consumption structure by PVC types, 2014, %64. Unblended PVC consumption structure by PVC types, 2015, %65. Unblended PVC. Structure of supply by processing

technologies, 2007, %66. Unblended PVC. Structure of supply by processing



technologies, 2015, %69. PVC-S. General market indicators, Estimated consumption, KT70. PVC-S. General market indicators, Production, KT71. PVC-S. General market indicators, Imports, KT72. PVC-S. General market indicators, Exports, KT73. PVC-S. General market indicators, Utilization of production

capacities, %74. PVC-S. General market indicators, Exports to production, %75. PVC-S. General market indicators, Imports to consumption, %76. PVC-S. General market indicators, Net imports, KT77. PVC-S. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015, Estimated

consumption, KT78. PVC-S. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015,

Production, KT79. PVC-S. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015, Imports, KT80. PVC-S. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015, Exports, KT81. PVC-S. Market indicators, 2015, Utilization of production

capacities, %82. PVC-S. Market indicators, 2015, Exports to production, %83. PVC-S. Market indicators, 2015, Imports to consumption, %84. PVC-S. Market indicators, 2015, Net imports, KT85. PVC-S. Structure of supply by processing technologies, 2007, %86. PVC-S. Structure of supply by processing technologies, 2013, %87. PVC-S. Structure of supply by processing technologies, 2014 %88. PVC-S. Structure of supply by processing technologies, 2015, %89. PVC-S consumption structure by suppliers, 2007, %90. PVC-S consumption structure by suppliers, 2013, %91. PVC-S consumption structure by suppliers, 2014, %92. PVC-S consumption structure by suppliers, 2015, %93. PVC-S consumption structure by grades, 2007, %94. PVC-S consumption structure by grades, 2013, %95. PVC-S consumption structure by grades, 2014, %96. PVC-S consumption structure by grades, 2015, %97. Structure of investments into PVC-S processing by technologies,

2007, % to USD thous.98. Structure of investments into PVC-S processing by technologies,



2015, % to USD thous.101. PVC-S capacities structure by technologies, 2007, %102. PVC-S capacities structure by technologies, 2013, %103. PVC-S capacities structure by technologies, 2014, %104. PVC-S capacities structure by technologies, 2015, %105. Structure of investments into PVC-S processing by regions, 2007, %

to USD thous.106. Structure of investments into PVC-S processing by regions, 2013, %



to USD thous.109. PVC-E. General market indicators, Estimated consumption, KT110. PVC-E. General market indicators, Production, KT111. PVC-E. General market indicators, Imports, KT112. PVC-E. General market indicators, Exports, KT113. PVC-E. General market indicators, Utilization of production

capacities, %114. PVC-E. General market indicators, Exports to production, %



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115. PVC-E. General market indicators, Imports to consumption, %116. PVC-E. General market indicators, Net imports, KT117. PVC-E. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015, Estimated

consumption, KT118. PVC-E. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015,

Production, KT119. PVC-E. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015, Imports, KT120. PVC-E. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015, Exports, KT121. PVC-E. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015, Utilization of

production capacities, %122. PVC-E. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015, Exports to

production, %123. PVC-E. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015, Imports to

consumption, %124. PVC-E. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015,

Net imports, KT125. PVC-E. Structure of supply by processing technologies, Utilization of

production capacities, %126. PVC-E. Structure of supply by processing technologies, Exports to

production, %127. PVC-E. Structure of supply by processing technologies, Imports to

consumption, %128. PVC-E. Structure of supply by processing technologies, Net imports,

KT129. PVC-E. Structure of supply by processing technologies, 2007, %130. PVC-E. Structure of supply by processing technologies, 2013, %131. PVC-E. Structure of supply by processing technologies, 2014, %132. PVC-E. Structure of supply by processing technologies, 2015, %133. PVC-E consumption structure by suppliers, 2007, %134. PVC-E consumption structure by suppliers, 2013, %135. PVC-E consumption structure by suppliers, 2014, %136. PVC-E consumption structure by suppliers, 2015, %137. PVC-E consumption structure by grades, 2007, %138. PVC-E consumption structure by grades, 2013, %139. PVC-E consumption structure by grades, 2014, %140. PVC-E consumption structure by grades, 2015, %141. Rigid compound. General market indicators, Estimated consumption,

KT142. Rigid compound. General market indicators, Production, KT143. Rigid compound. General market indicators, Imports, KT144. Rigid compound. General market indicators, Exports, KT145. Rigid compound. General market indicators, Utilization of production

capacities, %146. Rigid compound. General market indicators, Exports to

production, %147. Rigid compound. General market indicators, Imports to consumption,

%148. Rigid compound. General market indicators, Net imports, KT149. Rigid compound. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015,

Estimated consumption, KT150. Rigid compound. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015,

Production, KT151. Rigid compound. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015,

Imports, KT152. Rigid compound. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015,

Exports, KT153. Rigid compound. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015,

Utilization of production capacities, %154. Rigid compound. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015,

Exports to production, %155. Rigid compound. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015,

Imports to consumption, %156. Rigid compound. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015,

Net imports, KT157. Rigid compound. Structure of supply by processing

technologies, 2007, %158. Rigid compound. Structure of supply by processing



technologies, 2015, %161. Rigid compound consumption structure by suppliers, 2007, %162. Rigid compound consumption structure by suppliers, 2013, %163. Rigid compound consumption structure by suppliers, 2014, %164. Rigid compound consumption structure by suppliers, 2015, %165. Rigid compound consumption structure by grades, 2007, %166. Rigid compound consumption structure by grades, 2013, %167. Rigid compound consumption structure by grades, 2014, %168. Rigid compound consumption structure by grades, 2015, %169. Soft compounds. General market indicators, Estimated consumption,

KT170. Soft compounds. General market indicators, Production, KT171. Soft compounds. General market indicators, Imports, KT172. Soft compounds. General market indicators, Exports, KT173. Soft compounds. General market indicators, Utilization of production

capacities, %174. Soft compounds. General market indicators, Exports to

production, %

175. Soft compounds. General market indicators, Imports to consumption,%

176. Soft compounds. General market indicators, Net imports, KT177. Soft compounds. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015,

Estimated consumption, KT178. Soft compounds. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015,

Production, KT179. Soft compounds. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015,

Imports, KT180. Soft compounds. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015,

Exports, KT181. Soft compounds. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015,

Utilization of production capacities, %182. Soft compounds. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015,

Exports to production, %183. Soft compounds. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015,

Imports to consumption, %184. Soft compounds. Market indicators in the previous year, 2015, Net

imports, KT185. Soft compounds. Structure of supply by processing

technologies, 2007, %186. Soft compounds. Structure of supply by processing



technologies, 2015, %189. Soft compound consumption structure by suppliers, 2007, %190. Soft compound consumption structure by suppliers, 2013, %191. Soft compound consumption structure by suppliers, 2014, %192. Soft compound consumption structure by suppliers, 2015, %193. Soft compound consumption structure by grades, 2007, %194. Soft compound consumption structure by grades, 2013, %195. Soft compound consumption structure by grades, 2014, %196. Soft compound consumption structure by grades, 2015, %197. Soft compound. Structure of investments by regiones, 2007, %198. Soft compound. Structure of investments by regiones, 2013, %199. Soft compound. Structure of investments by regiones, 2014, %200. Soft compound. Structure of investments by regiones, 2015, %201. PVC-paste consumption structure by suppliers, 2007, %202. PVC-paste consumption structure by suppliers, 2013, %203. PVC-paste consumption structure by suppliers, 2014, %204. PVC-paste consumption structure by suppliers, 2015, %205. PVC-paste consumption structure by grades, 2007, %206. PVC-paste consumption structure by grades, 2013, %207. PVC-paste consumption structure by grades, 2014, %208. PVC-paste consumption structure by grades, 2015, %209. Profile extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Estimated consumption, KT210. Profile extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Domestic Supply, KT211. Profile extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Imports, KT212. Profile extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Imports of finished

products, KT213. Profile extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Utilization of production

capacities, %214. Profile extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Feedstock Imports

Substitution Index, %215. Profile extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Imports PVC to PVC

consumption, %216. Profile extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Domestic PVC to PVC

consumption, %217. Profile extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Estimated consumption, KT218. Profile extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Domestic Supply, KT219. Profile extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Imports, KT220. Profile extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Imports of finished products, KT221. Profile extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Utilization of production capacities, %222. Profile extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Feedstock Imports Substitution Index, %223. Profile extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Imports PVC to PVC consumption, %224. Profile extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Domestic PVC to PVC consumption, %225. Profile extrusion: PVC consumption structure by types, 2007, %226. Profile extrusion: PVC consumption structure by types, 2013, %227. Profile extrusion: PVC consumption structure by types, 2014, %228. Profile extrusion: PVC consumption structure by types, 2015, %229. Profile extrusion: Investments into processing by finished products

types, 2007, % to USD thous.230. Profile extrusion: Investments into processing by finished products



types, 2015, % to USD thous.233. Coating: PVC supply analysis, Estimated consumption, KT234. Coating: PVC supply analysis, Domestic Supply, KT



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235. Coating: PVC supply analysis, Imports, KT236. Coating: PVC supply analysis, Imports of finished products, KT237. Coating: PVC supply analysis, Utilization of production

capacities, %238. Coating: PVC supply analysis, Feedstock Imports Substitution Index,

%239. Coating: PVC supply analysis, Imports PVC to PVC

consumption, %240. Coating: PVC supply analysis, Domestic PVC to PVC

consumption, %241. Coating: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015, Estimated

consumption, KT242. Coating: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015, Domestic

Supply, KT243. Coating: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Imports, KT244. Coating: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2014, Imports of

finished products, KT245. Coating: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, Utilization of

production capacities, 2015, %246. Coating: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, Feedstock

Imports Substitution Index, 2015, %247. Coating: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, Imports PVC to

PVC consumption, 2015, %248. Coating: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, Domestic PVC to

PVC consumption, 2015, %249. Coating: PVC consumption structure by finished products

types, 2007, %250. Coating: PVC consumption structure by finished products



types, 2015, %253. Coating: PVC consumption structure by PVC types, 2007, %254. Coating: PVC consumption structure by PVC types, 2013, %255. Coating: PVC consumption structure by PVC types, 2014, %256. Coating: PVC consumption structure by PVC types, 2015, %257. Film extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Estimated consumption, KT258. Film extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Domestic Supply, KT259. Film extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Imports, KT260. Film extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Production of polymer

films, (Rosstat), KT261. Film extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Utilization of production

capacities, %262. Film extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Feedstock Imports Substitution

Index, %263. ilm extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Imports PVC to PVC

consumption, %264. Film extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Domestic PVC to PVC

consumption, %265. Film extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Estimated consumption, KT266. Film extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Domestic Supply, KT267. Film extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Imports, KT268. Film extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Imports of finished products, KT269. Film extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Utilization of production capacities, %270. Film extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Feedstock Imports Substitution Index, %271. Film extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Imports PVC to PVC consumption, %272. Film extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Domestic PVC to PVC consumption, %273. Pipe extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Estimated consumption, KT274. Pipe extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Domestic Supply KT275. Pipe extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Imports KT276. Pipe extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Production of polymer

pipes, (Rosstat), KT277. Pipe extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Utilization of production

capacities, %278. Pipe extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Feedstock Imports Substitution

Index, %279. Pipe extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Imports PVC to PVC

consumption, %280. Pipe extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Domestic PVC to PVC

consumption, %281. Pipe extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Estimated consumption, KT282. Pipe extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Domestic Supply, KT283. Pipe extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Imports, KT284. Pipe extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2014,

Imports of finished products, KT285. Pipe extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Utilization of production capacities, %

286. Pipe extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,Feedstock Imports Substitution Index, %

287. Pipe extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,Imports PVC to PVC consumption, %

288. Pipe extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,Domestic PVC to PVC consumption, %

289. Cable extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Estimated consumption, KT290. Cable extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Domestic Supply, KT291. Cable extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Imports, KT292. Cable extrusion: PVC supply analysis,

Cable production, (Rosstat), KT293. Cable extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Utilization of production

capacities, %294. Cable extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Feedstock Imports

Substitution Index, %295. Cable extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Imports PVC to PVC

consumption, %296. Cable extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Domestic PVC to PVC

consumption, %297. Cable extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Estimated consumption, KT298. Cable extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Domestic Supply, KT299. Cable extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Imports, KT300. Cable extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Imports of finished products KT301. Cable extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Utilization of production capacities, %302. Cable extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Feedstock Imports Substitution Index, %303. Cable extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Imports PVC to PVC consumption, %304. Cable extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Domestic PVC to PVC consumption, %305. Other extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Estimated consumption, KT306. Other extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Domestic Supply, KT307. Other extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Imports, KT308. Other extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Utilization of production

capacities, %309. Other extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Feedstock Imports

Substitution Index, %310. Other extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Imports PVC to PVC

consumption, %311. Other extrusion: PVC supply analysis, Domestic PVC to PVC

consumption, %312. Other extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Estimated consumption, KT313. Other extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Domestic Supply, KT314. Other extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Imports, KT315. Other extrusion: PVC supply analysis in the previous year, 2015,

Imports of finished products, KT316. Other extrusion: PVC consumption by PVC types, 2007, %317. Other extrusion: PVC consumption by PVC types, 2013, %318. Other extrusion: PVC consumption by PVC types, 2014, %319. Other extrusion: PVC consumption by PVC types, 2015, %320. PVC production structure by producers, 2007, %321. PVC production structure by producers, 2013, %322. PVC production structure by producers, 2014, %323. PVC production structure by producers, 2015, %324. PVC production structure by types, 2007, %325. PVC production structure by types, 2013, %326. PVC production structure by types, 2014, %327. PVC production structure by types, 2015, %328. PVC-S production structure by producers, 2007, %329. PVC-S production structure by producers, 2013, %330. PVC-S production structure by producers, 2014, %331. PVC-S production structure by producers, 2015, %332. PVC-S production structure by grades, 2007, %333. PVC-S production structure by grades, 2013, %334. PVC-S production structure by grades, 2014, %335. PVC-S production structure by grades, 2015, %336. PVC-E production structure by producers, 2007, %337. PVC-E production structure by producers, 2013, %338. PVC-E production structure by producers, 2014, %339. PVC-E production structure by producers, 2015, %340. PVC-E production structure by grades, 2007, %341. PVC-E production structure by grades, 2013, %342. PVC-E production structure by grades, 2014, %343. PVC-E production structure by grades, 2015, %344. PVC imports structure by types, 2007, %345. PVC imports structure by types, 2013, %346. PVC imports structure by types, 2014, %347. PVC imports structure by types, 2015, %348. PVC imports structure by technologies, 2007, %349. PVC imports structure by technologies, 2013, %350. PVC imports structure by technologies, 2014, %351. PVC imports structure by technologies, 2015, %



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352. PVC imports by countries, 2007, %353. PVC imports by countries, 2013, %354. PVC imports by countries, 2014, %355. PVC imports by countries, 2015, %356. PVC-S imports by countries, 2007, %357. PVC-S imports by countries, 2013, %358. PVC-S imports by countries, 2014, %359. PVC-S imports by countries, 2015, %360. PVC-E imports by countries, 2007, %361. PVC-E imports by countries, 2013, %362. PVC-E imports by countries, 2014, %363. PVC-E imports by countries, 2015, %364. Rigid compound imports by countries, 2007, %365. Rigid compound imports by countries, 2013, %366. Rigid compound imports by countries, 2014, %367. Rigid compound imports by countries, 2015, %368. Soft compounds imports by countries, 2007, %369. Soft compounds imports by countries, 2013, %370. Soft compounds imports by countries, 2014, %371. Soft compounds imports by countries, 2015, %372. PVC exports structure by types, 2007, %373. PVC exports structure by types, 2013, %374. PVC exports structure by types, 2014, %

375. PVC exports structure by types, 2015, %376. PVC exports by countries, 2007, %377. PVC exports by countries, 2013, %378. PVC exports by countries, 2014, %379. PVC exports by countries, 2015, %380. PVC finished goods imports by countries in previous year, 2014,

Profile extrusion, %381. PVC finished goods imports by countries in previous year, 2014,

Сable extrusion, %382. PVC finished goods imports by countries in previous year, 2014,

Сoating, %383. PVC finished goods imports by countries in previous year, 2014,

Film extrusion, %384. PVC finished goods exports dynamics by technologies in previous

year, 2014, Profile extrusion, MT385. PVC finished goods exports dynamics by technologies in previous

year, 2014, Сable extrusion, MT386. PVC finished goods exports dynamics by technologies in previous

year, 2014, Сoating, MT387. PVC finished goods exports dynamics by technologies in previous

year, 2014, Film extrusion, MT


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List of the above mentioned companies

1. Agaplast2. Airflex3. Akdeniz4. Akzo Nobel5. Alkorplan6. Aluplast7. Anhui Jiatai8. Anwil9. Arkema10. Aso-Plastimo11. ATF12. BASF13. Bayer14. BDK Drahtzieh15. Begra Granulat16. Bioplast17. BorsodChem18. Chemson19. D-Plast20. DBH21. Deceuninck22. Decofilm23. Dimex24. Doeflex-Vitapol25. Dorlyl26. Dow27. DS-Chemie28. DuPont29. Ecw compound30. Egyptian Petrochemicals31. Erismann32. European Master Batch33. Eximpack34. Exxon Mobil35. Faraotti Industrie Plastiche36. Finnplast37. Finproject38. Follmann & Co39. Formosa40. Gealan41. Geizer42. Georgia Gulf43. Greiner44. Greisvan45. Gummil46. Hanwha Corporation47. Henkel48. Hexion49. Industrial resins50. Industrie Ilpea51. Ineos ChlorVinyls52. Inovac53. Jungchen54. Kaneka55. Klockner Pentaplast56. Kunststofftechnic57. Lenko58. Leuna59. LG Chem60. Lubrizol61. Mexichem62. Mitsubishi Chemical63. Mitsui64. Moel65. Moeller66. Nordchem67. Nova Chemicals68. Novacke chemicke zavody69. Noveon70. Oltchim71. Oxyvinyls72. Padana73. Palight74. Pequiven75. Pernis PVC Plant76. Petkim77. Petronas78. Phu My Plastics79. PlastChem80. Polymer Chemie81. PolyOne

82. PPG83. Primo84. Profine85. Rehau86. ROA S.R.L.87. Rottolin88. Sae Hoon89. Samsung Total90. Saplast91. Shaanxi Jintai92. Shandong Haihua93. Shanghai Chlor-Alkali Chemical Company94. Shin-Etsu95. Sicpa96. Siegwerk97. Sin Yong Guan98. Sinopec Qilu99. Softer100. Solvay101. Solvay Benvic102. Solvin103. Spolana104. Sumitomo105. Suzhou Huasu Plastics106. Taiyo Vinyl107. Tarkett108. TCT-polska109. Tek-Profil OY110. Terraflex111. Tessenderlo112. Thai Petrochemical113. Thyssen114. Tianjin Dagu Chemical115. Toray116. Union Crystall, Тайвань117. Uzay Pastik118. Veka119. Vestolit120. Vinnolit121. VIPA122. W.R. Grace123. Wacker124. West Chemie125. Westlake126. Wuxi127. Xinjiang Tianye128. Xinjiang Zhongtai129. Eurotrade Ltd.130. ABB Moskabel131. AB Trading Services132. Avgol Ros Uzlovaya133. Aviakor Aircraft Factory134. Aviastar-Sp135. Transaero Aviation Company136. ABC Farben137. AvtoVAZ138. Avtozapeksport139. Autocomplect140. Avtomastorg141. Automobiles and Motors of the Urals142. Avtotor143. Autotrade144. Avtoframos145. Avuar-Delta146. Agrigazpolimer147. Agrigazpolimer, Obninsk148. Agroplastpak149. AdeGrupp150. Adidas151. AZ Ural152. Aziyapolimer153. Azov Optical and Mechanical Plant154. Azot-K155. Azsm156. Aybiinvest157. Iceberg158. Aysplast159. AK Vesna160. AK Himpek, Moscow161. Aka Trans162. Academintorg RAN



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163. Aquaton, Obojan164. Akdodov Masroor Nazarbekovich165. Akzo Nobel Decor166. Ako Syntez167. Aksaykardandetal168. Aksi169. Aktiv Export170. Aleko-Group, LLC171. Aleksandroviskozh172. Aleksin Chemical Plant173. Alcoa Metallurg Rus174. Alcoa CSI Vostok175. Allegro-Plus176. Alstroy177. Altaykabel178. Altaykrovlya179. Altayhimplast180. Altaikhimprom181. Alttrak182. Aluplast Rus183. Albis Plastic184. Alkon185. Alcor Magnitogorsk186. Almevaplastik187. Alpina-Plast188. Alta Panel189. Alta Plast190. Altaplast191. Alfa-Plast192. Alpha-trans193. Alliance, Inc.194. Alliance-import195. Alyanskd196. Alyur, Velikie Luki197. AM Group198. Amadeus199. Amur Cable Plant200. Amur Shipbuilding Plant201. An-Logistic202. Anvis Rus203. Angara204. Angarskstroymaterialy205. Ano Transkargo206. Ansar207. Antares-sm208. APG Eastern Europe209. APO Aleko polymers210. Apparatura Dalney Svyazi211. RPA Trading212. Aramilsky plastics plant213. Argo-trans214. Ardatovsky Lighting Factory215. Arzamas Instrument Plant216. Ariada217. Artek Eng218. Artek-Tver219. AS Exports220. Astra Trade221. Astratorg222. Astrakhan fiberglass223. Astron-S-Group224. Astec, Krimsk225. Atlantis-Pak226. Atomstroyexport227. Aton, Samara228. Asha Metallurgical Plant229. Baikal Beauty230. Balakovorezinotehnika231. Balakovo plant spare parts232. Balakovo Khimvolokno233. Balashikhinsky experienced Chemical Plant,234. Balt-Trade235. Baltic Skorokhod236. Baltic-Cable237. Baltimor238. Baltpromarmatura239. Baltreyd, Moscow240. Balttrans241. Baranchinskiy Electromechanical Plant242. Barnaul Pivovarenniy Zavod243. Barnaul plant metallplastizdelie244. Bars Group245. Basbor246. Basmel247. Bastion248. Bastor249. BASF250. Bataisk PO Electrosvet Vos251. Bau Teks

252. Bashneftesnab Ankh Bashneft253. Bashneftehim254. Bashplast, Sterlitamak255. Beko256. Belgorod Dairy Combine257. Belebeevsky Zavodavtonormal258. Belorezk uchebno-poroizvodstvennoe Predpriyatie259. Belplast260. Belplastik261. Belelektrokabel262. Burke Trans263. Beta Plast264. Biyskuy Zavod Stekloplastikov265. Bik-Profile266. Biochemplast267. Bioeko-Pretty, Moscow268. Biplast, Belgorod269. Biryusinka, Krasnoyarsk270. BM astrahansteklo271. Russland Trading272. BMZ-vikma273. Bobrowski Insulation Plant274. Brig 2000-A275. Breeze276. Brusbox277. Bryanskvneshtrans278. Bryansk Chemical Plant 50 years of USSR279. BSH Butovue Pribory280. Bummash281. Burg282. BFK-extruzia283. Bykovo-Trading284. V.P.K. Trade285. Variant-999286. VG-Plast287. Beal288. Vega Import289. Vek290. Veka Rus291. Vector Impex292. Velial293. Velkoms + Chemie294. Vensan295. Versal296. Vertical297. West Torg298. Westa299. Vestel-CIS300. Western Vinyl Prod.301. Videophone302. Visavi-2000303. Victory304. Wilton305. Vinyl-on306. Vinylit307. Vintek Plastic308. VIP Torg309. Vir plast310. Virken-Rus311. Vita-service312. Vitaplast, Angarsk313. Vitafon314. Vladimir Chemical Plant315. BM Reklama316. Vnedrencheskaya Fima Oksy317. Vneshaviatrans318. Vneshkomoptima319. Vodpolimer320. Volga-Vyatka Chem. Company321. Volgograd rope plant322. Volgograd Paint Factory323. Volgopromtrans324. Volgohimplast325. Volga terminal326. Voloshino327. Voronezh-Plast328. Voronezhtelekabel329. Vspkz330. VTK Transkat331. Vtorchermet332. Wp Soyuzzdraveksport333. Vtfzil-Eksportamo Zil334. Wood Stock335. Vyksa Metallergichesky Zavod336. Vyatplast337. Vyatskoe engineering enterprise Avitek338. Gaznefteservis339. Gazpromtrubinvest340. Gazenergoservis



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341. Halogen342. Gamb343. Gamma344. Gealan-Siberia345. Geo-P346. Gepard St. Petersburg347. Germes Interplast348. Germes-M349. Germes-Export350. Geros-Cable351. Geross352. Gift-Trade353. Global Logistic354. Global Shield355. Globaltrans356. Gloria Moscow357. Gos.Kosmich.N-H Center Im.M.V.Hrunicheva358. Gospredpriyatie Ycherezhdeniya Od-1 / 7359. Greiner Pekedzhin360. Grand Master361. Grandimport362. Grofilleks CIS363. Group of Companies ERT364. Guala klouzhes365. GUP BPO Progress366. GUP PO KZhK Yenisei367. GUP Elektronkompleks368. D Armavir Plant Relationships369. DA Eng370. Dagplasttruby371. Dahlke Trans372. Dalkontrakt, Vladivostok373. Dalprodukt374. Daltranskomplekt375. Dartrast376. Darus377. Deventer Rouse378. Docke Extrusion379. Deceuninck Rus380. Dekoplast381. Decor-Plastic382. Dekraplast383. Delta-Pak384. Deta Trade385. GM-Avtovaz386. GII rus387. Dzerzhinsky polymer plant Zarya388. Dzerzhinsk Chemical Plant389. Dzerzhynskoe Orgsteklo390. Dzerzhinskhimprom391. Dialog Fraht Interneyshnl392. Diev393. Dimex Rus394. Diplast Service395. Disan396. Disa, St. Petersburg397. DKS398. DMW-EXPO399. Dmitrov-Cable400. Dmitrov factory of flexible packaging401. Dobra-kraska402. Dolgoprudniy Research and Production Enterprise403. Don-Polymer404. Don-Profile405. Donplast MHH406. DPO Plastik407. Drevtorgmash408. Duminichsky Plant409. Despi410. Duna-Ast411. DuPont Russia412. DuPont Russian Coatings413. Euro Import Trade414. Euro Logistic415. Evroimpeks416. Evrolayt Trading417. Evrologistik418. Europa Trans419. European investment company420. European chemical company421. Europlast422. Eurosib Logistica423. Evrotorg Ltd.424. Evrotransinvest425. Evrotrubplast426. United Trading System427. Eltrans +428. ETK429. ETC-Chemicals

430. Zheltrans431. Zhilevsky plastics plant432. Zhilkommunservis433. Zavod Kraski Kvil434. Zavod Metaplast435. Rostov plant RTI436. Factory packaging materials437. Zavod Elastik438. Plant Avangard439. Plant Avtopribor440. Plant Agrokabel441. Plant Atlant442. Plant Belyuzhkabel443. Zavod Gidromehanizatsyi444. Plant Euro-Polymer445. Plant JBI 5446. Zavod im.V.A. Degtyareva447. Sergo Plant448. Inverter Plant449. Plant Lit450. Plant Lyudinovokabel451. Factory furniture accessories452. The metal factory Ventall453. Zavod Mikrolitrazhnyh Avtomobiley454. Plant Microwire, Podolsk455. Plant Omega456. Plant Plastikprofil, Inc.457. Plant plastikprofil, Perm458. Plastics plant, Omsk459. Zavod po Remonty GShO460. Zavod po Remonty Electropodvizhnogo Sostava461. Polymer plant KChKhK462. Plant Polimershlang463. Plant radian464. Radio Equipment Plant465. Zaavod Rassvet466. Saranskcable467. Plant Lighting Technologies468. Plant Stavbythim469. Construction Materials Plant Polymer470. Zavod Stroypolimer471. Zavod Techno472. Zavod Tehnotop473. Factory of Brake sealing and thermal insulation products474. Zavod Upacovochnuh Izdeliy Tokk475. Refrigerator Plant Birjusa476. Refrigerator Plant Stinol477. Zavod Hudogestvennuh Krasok Nevskaya Palitra478. Zavod Elastik479. Zavod Electroinstrument480. Plant Electrocable481. Zavod Elkap482. Zavod Emalprovod483. Zavod Energokabel484. Himik485. Znamya486. ZPI Alternativa487. Ivanovoiskozh488. Ivaplast489. Izhevsk factory furniture accessories "FMS"490. Izhmoto491. Izymryd, Vladivostok492. Ikotreyd493. Ikoflok494. Ilot, Irkutsk495. Imaris Group496. Immid497. Import-Travel498. Importtreyd499. Impuls, Cheboksary500. Impex501. Invar-Eltrans502. Indtrans SI503. Inter Swon504. Inter-Trade Electronics505. Intercable506. Interpack, Kopeysk507. Interpolitrans508. Interprofit509. Interrustreyd510. Intertrade +511. Intorg Ltd.512. Intrade Products513. Intrade, Luga514. Intec, Moscow515. Butyugov AA516. Vanin DI517. Vekshin Alexander V.518. Germanov Sergei Vladimirovich



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519. Glukhov520. Goduhin Yuri521. Zarschikov Alexander522. Ksenofontov DV523. Lopachuk Andrei Vladimirovich524. Makridina NL 0117525. Matyuschenko Sergei Vladimirovich526. Muromtsev Vadim527. Pavlov Evgueni528. Paunova Irina V.529. Semenov Nikolai Ivanovich530. Taraev Nugzar Davidovich531. Tereshchenko532. Togo Aslan Astanovich533. Tuboltsev Sergei Leonidovich534. Temples Anton V.535. Shabaeva Ludmila Budaevna536. Shmykov Maxim I.537. Yurina Inna538. Irkutskcable539. Irkutskcable-Fokor540. Iskozh541. Iskozh-MHK542. Iskozh-Elir543. Iskozh, Sergiev Posad544. Artificial materials, Pushkino545. Istok Audio Trading546. IEMZ Kypol547. Cable Plant Metallist548. Cable Plant Kavkazcable549. Kavkaztransgaz550. Kazan Plant Iskozh551. Kazanorgsintez552. Kalandr553. Kalinin plant rubber554. Kamaz555. Camelot Plast556. Kamenskvolokno557. Camerton, Uzlovaya558. Kamkabel559. Kama-Volga company Rezinotechnika560. Kanashsky Plant Polimerstroymaterialy561. Caprolactam562. Karat, Samara563. Karhakos564. Kasparov, Anatoly G.565. Katel566. Caustic, Volgograd567. Caustic, Sterlitamak568. Kvrostreyd569. KC Trade570. Kingisepsky Milk Plant571. Kirov-Chepetsk factory of plastic products572. Kirov Plant Iskozh573. Kirscable574. Kirscable-Production of bare wires575. Kloeckner Pentaplast Rus576. KNAAPO577. Knauf Gips578. Bookselling Company Raid579. KNK Chemicals580. Coaksial581. Kolchuginsky selhoztehnika582. Combi Trans583. Komitex Lin584. KOMMASH585. Kompamid the engineering Plastics586. Company Adelante587. Company B.A.R.S588. Company Veltplast589. Company kontMt590. Service Contract Company591. Company Corund592. Company Master Decor593. Nafta-Him594. Polyplast595. Trakttreydtranzit596. Trans Service597. Ural-Plast598. Chem-Service, Krasnodar599. Elf600. Kompaniyaavto-Import601. Komplect Design602. Kompler603. Kondrakovsky plant of rubber shoes604. Concord, Smolensk605. Constantia Kuban606. Contact, Yoshkar-Ola607. Contactor

608. Concern Vneshtorg609. Kalina610. Concern KEMZ611. Corall612. Corvet613. Cordon614. Korolevskie Kraski615. Kotovsky lakokrasochnuy Zavod616. Kof Palitra617. Paint Tex618. Kraski Tikkurila619. Krasnoyarsk Synthetic Rubber Plant620. Credo-M621. Krovteh622. Crocus623. Ksenoplast624. Ksenoplast-A625. Kubantehnoplast626. Kuzpolimermash627. Kuleshov taroupakovochny zavod628. Kuntsevo-Electro629. Kursk plant rubber and plastic products630. Kurskrezinotekhnika631. Kurskhimvolokno632. Kuskovskii Chemical Plant633. Kemi Dem634. Kyunel635. L-Plast636. Lavira637. Lagom638. Lada-Export639. Ladia, Podolsk640. Lakma641. Lakokrasochny zavod Modyl642. Lakra Syntez643. LG Electronics RUS644. Legion Siberia645. Lexon Ltd646. Leningrad Factory Sokol647. Lenoblgaz648. Lentrans, St. Petersburg649. Leten650. Livnyplastik651. Lega Ltd.652. Lid Ind.653. Ligic Systems654. Leasing-HELP655. Capital Leasing Company656. Likinsky Bus Factory, LLC657. Linoleum658. Liparkabel659. Liral-Industriya Plastmass660. Logitrans661. Lodzhikruf662. Locotrans663. Lomo664. Losino-Petrovskaya Fabrika Domashney Obyvi665. Lotys666. Luberetskiy plastics plant667. Lyubuchansky plastics plant668. Lyukstorgservis669. Magnitogorskiy Shampovochnuy Zavod670. Mamontovka671. Manychkabel672. Marposadkabel673. Martin674. Mega-Plast-Irtysh675. MegaPlast groups, Orenburg676. Medikoinstrumentalny Zavod, Vorsma677. Medical equipment678. Medpolimer679. International logistics center680. Meller681. Metalplast682. Metaplast683. Meteo, Ekaterinburg684. Metrovagonmash685. Mica Exports686. Mikado687. Milton T.N.P.688. Miplast689. Mir Ypakovki, Gvardeysk690. Mirtrans691. Myf Plastic692. Mniire Altair693. Module694. Moskabel Service695. Moskabel-Fujikura696. Moskabelmet



Annual Report

697. Mosstroyplastmass698. MosFloyline699. Moshim700. MPT-Plastic701. MTLK702. Multiflex703. NAC Azot Novomoskovsk704. Naran-Export705. Narbek706. Electroprovod707. Narodny Plastic708. Tatpak709. Tomskaya Electronnaya Compania710. National Transport Company - Yekaterinburg711. Neva Cable712. Nevaimport713. Nevinnomyssky Azot714. Nevoplast715. Nevoplast Invest716. Nevsky Lakokrasochny zavod717. Nevsky Filtr PKF718. Negaspenzaprom719. Neuron720. Nexans CIS721. Nelidovo plastics plant722. Nefaz723. Neftekamsky plant of oil field equipment724. Petrochem Sevilene725. Nizhny Novgorod Linoleum726. Nizhnekamskneftekhim727. Nizovskiy Mebelby Kombinat728. NIKI, Tomsk729. Niko-Plast, Nevinnomyssk730. Nikoplast, Rostov-na-Donu731. Nikoplast-Volga732. NIO Sibur-Tomskneftekhim733. NITEK-Pak734. Novatek-Polymer735. New Transportation Company736. Novobalt-Evrolin737. Novolipetskiy Metkombinat738. Novoplast Spb739. Novoplast, Moscow740. Novoroslesexport741. Novosibirsk Import-Export Company742. Novosibirsk Aircraft Repair Plant743. Novosibirsk Instrument Plant744. Novosibirsk Engineering Works Spark745. Novotorg746. Novplast747. New windows in Ufa748. Noginskiy Zavod Polimernyh Materialov749. Nomateks750. Nora751. Nordprof752. Zavod Iskozh753. NP Podolskkabel754. Lianozovo Electromechanical Plant755. Moscow Radio Engineering Plant756. Plastic757. Promhimtehnologiya758. Sibselmash759. Slava760. Stroypolimer761. Ekros762. EST763. Kompozit764. Polyplastic765. Polyprom766. Progress767. Technocom768. Uniplast769. Katel-Elektromehanika770. NTL, Moscow771. Neyttrans772. Nefis Cosmetics773. Plastpolimer774. Pigment775. Oboronsnabsbyt776. Shoe Company Baofy777. Shoe Factory Byrevestnic778. Odintsovo Paint Factory779. OZPI Alternative780. Okanit781. OKB kabelnoy Promushlennosty782. 807.Okna Westphalii783. Okonnaya Manufactura784. Okonnue Sistemy785. ACS 2001

786. Octava, Tula787. Omegatrans788. Omsk-Polymer789. Vnexhtreyd790. Transbiznes791. Voshod, St. Petersburg792. Kapitalinvest793. Op Krupinski Armaturnuy Zavod794. OPS-Shilovo795. Opti-Trade796. Optim-trade797. Optpromtorg, Moscow798. Opttorgservis799. Orase800. Orbit801. Plexiglas Dzerzhinsk802. Orion803. Oriflame Cosmetics804. Orlovsky Cable Plant805. Orsk Mechanical Plant806. Ofs Cvyazstroy-1 VOKK807. Oezga Alternativa808. Pipelife Rus809. Palette-K810. Parnas811. Partimpeks812. Pareks813. Ayala Andres Silvio814. PVC Lenoleum815. Penzmash816. Penoplex-Kirishi817. Pentaplast818. Pervouralsk Novotrubnuy Zavod819. Permgeokabel820. Perm Transport Group821. Perm Plant Kirov822. Perm Engine Plant823. Petersburg Products International824. Baltika Breweries, Voronezh825. Pioneer Service826. Irbit Motorcycle Plant827. Propleks828. Velko-2000829. PKSI Group Pskov830. FSC Anna831. FSC Atlantis Ros832. FSC Linda833. Plastic, Bryansk834. Plastic, Syzran835. Plastic, Uzlovaya836. Plastic, Chelyabinsk837. Plastic-Tyumen838. Plastikor839. Plastimpeks840. Plastcab841. Plastcard842. Plastpolihim843. Plafen844. Iskozh, Neftekamsk845. PO Krasniy Vostok Solodovpivo846. Ural Optical and Mechanical Plant847. Electrohimichesky Zavod848. Positron849. Polad, Togliatti850. Poly-prom, Pskov851. Poligran852. Polymer853. Polymer, Volgograd854. Polymer, Kemerovo855. Polymer, Perm856. Polymer Nodal857. Polymer-Impex858. Polymer-compound859. Polymer-faro860. Polimerbyt861. Polimerkrovlya862. Polymer Products863. Polymer technology, Rostov864. Polimerplast865. Polimerstroy, Orenburg866. Polimerstroymaterialy Plant867. Polymertech868. Paulina869. Polipek-C870. Polyplast, Moscow871. Polyplastic Barnaul872. Poliran873. Politek Pipe874. Politek PTK



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875. Poloniy876. Nn krasnodartrubzavod877. Pride878. Praystekst879. Primo880. Primorskie Okna881. Primsnabcontract Ussuri Carto882. Prioksksnab883. Prodimport884. Proect Invest885. Production Company Lel886. Production Company Lena887. Industrial-Commercial Firm Mnev I K888. Himicheskiy Zavod Luch889. Manufacture of rubber and plastics footwear890. Procter & Gamble Novomoskovsk891. Prom, Omsk892. Promautomatika893. Promopttorg894. Promservis895. Promstroykabel896. Promtehtorg897. Promhimiya, Sterlitamak898. Propleks899. Prof-export900. Profine Rus901. Profilit902. Profil, Vladimir903. Profil904. Profile St. Petersburg:905. Profit Ltd906. Profnastil907. Pskov-polymer908. Pskovgeokabel909. Pskov Cable Plant910. Pulsar911. PF Lagom912. PF Rusdekor913. PHR914. Petmen915. R-Technic916. Rabotnikov NP Zavod Iskozh917. Radiozavod918. Raiffeisen-Leasing919. RATEP920. RBC Olymp921. Real Garant922. Reas Service923. Reas-Plast, Moscow924. Reas-Siberia925. Regard Trade926. Regional Production Company927. Regiontransservis-SPB928. Regulus, Moscow929. Regulus, St. Petersburg930. Rezhevskoy cable plant931. River Cable932. Relkomtrans933. Remavtotrans934. Renolit-Russia935. Respect-Trans936. Resurs Bogoroditsk937. Retal Tver938. Reftransekspeditsiya939. Rehau Production940. RKK Energia941. Radar, Moscow942. Robert Bosch Saratov943. Roditeks944. Rosan Finance945. Rocks946. Rosatrans947. Rosgarant948. Rosimport949. Roskontsentrat-Trade950. Roslavl Toy951. Rosmat952. Rospak953. Rosplast, Volgograd954. Rospolimer, St. Petersburg955. Rostovvodprom956. Rostov paint957. Rosekko Pakplast958. RTD-layer959. Ruvinyl960. Ruplast Kaliningrad961. Ruplast, Khimki962. Rusimport Ltd.963. Rusimpeks

964. Ruskontrakt965. Russian Logistic Service Samara966. Russian paint967. Russian Plastic968. Russian Centre for Modern Business Technologies969. Rustorg970. Rustranslogistika971. Rushenk972. Rybinsk cable plant973. Rybinskkabel974. Ryazanskiy Radiozavod975. S.V.T.S. Broker976. S. O. Logistics Group977. Savarus978. Salavatnefteorgsintez979. Samara-Logistic980. Samara Cable Company981. Samara Optical Cable Company982. Samsung Electronics Rus Kaluga983. Sun Interbrew, Perm984. St. Petersburg plant Polimerstroymaterialy985. Saransk Plant Rezinotechnika986. Saransk Mechanical Plant987. Saranskcable-optics988. Saratov Pipe Plant989. Sarmek990. Safonovsky Electric Machine Factory991. Sayanskkhimplast992. Svet993. Svetoch-Export994. SVT-Balt995. Svyaznoy Logistica996. Northern Trading Company997. North Terminal998. Sevzapkabel999. Sevkabel1000. Sevkabel Optic1001. Servisgruzopostavka1002. Siard Real1003. Sibimport1004. Siberian Transport Company1005. Siberia Trans Global1006. Siberia-Cable1007. Sibcable1008. Sibkit1009. Siblyuks1010. Sibpromplast1011. Sibtransservis1012. Sibur-Neftekhim1013. Sibur-Chemprom1014. Sealed Air1015. Simpeks1016. Sinikon1017. Cinco/Tarkett1018. Sinsongnano Rus1019. Syntez, St.Petersburg1020. Syntez Sandra1021. Sinteros1022. Sirius Trans1023. Citiplast1024. SC Vostochnuy1025. CK Decor1026. CK Rotyag1027. Slavich1028. Slantsky Zavod Polymer1029. Smolensk cable plant1030. Snabtreyd1031. Soligran1032. Songrim Rus1033. Sorbent1034. Softplast1035. Union Import1036. Soyuzimport1037. Soyuzmedeksport1038. SP Vitrazh1039. Cn Polet-Fres1040. SP Sadko-Roskor1041. SP Teknoplast-SPB1042. Spar Builder1043. Spectr1044. Special Systems and Technologies1045. Spetspromtorg1046. Speshl Trade1047. Stavrolen1048. Star-Plast1049. Starion Eng1050. Starplast1051. Stedinvest1052. Steonoy Leopard



Annual Report

1053. STL Production1054. STL Extrusion1055. Stroidetal, Slantsy Plant1056. Stroyimport1057. Stroymaplen1058. Stroyplastmass-SP1059. Stroyplastpolimer1060. Stroypolimer1061. Sevilene1062. Taganrog plant Surf1063. Typhoon1064. talezh-Transport1065. Tantal1066. Tara Invest1067. Tatkabel1068. Tatneft VD Shashin1069. Tauras-Feniks1070. Tatsi-Trans1071. Tver plant Iskozh1072. Tver Customs Terminal1073. Tvertrubplast1074. Tvel-T1075. Tg Abs Farben1076. TD ZLKZ1077. TD Kamkabel1078. Tg Saranskcable1079. Tg Spetsmasheksport1080. TD Ural Pak1081. TD Farial1082. TD Juzhkabel1083. TD YUMSK1084. Tegola Roofing Products1085. Tecos1086. Temp1087. Tengiz Cargo Trade1088. Terminal1089. Thermoplastic, Ufa1090. Terna Polymer1091. Tetra Pak1092. Tehimport1093. Techno Rek1094. Techno-polymer1095. Techno-Export1096. Tehnoimporttorg1097. Tehnoimpeks Ae1098. Technology1099. Technonikol-Perm1100. Technoplast1101. Tehpolimer1102. Tehstroi, Kazan1103. Teheksport1104. Tikkurila1105. Tipos1106. TC Zapsibtransblok1107. TC Irkurskkabel1108. TMS-plus1109. Togliatti Transformer1110. Tomsk plant of rubber footwear1111. Tomskiy Kabelnuy Zavod1112. Tomskcable1113. Tomsk UPP VOS1114. Too un-ass SEPO1115. Top Star1116. Top-Line1117. Topaz Branch1118. Standard auction1119. Torg-Mass1120. Torg-Trust1121. Torginter1122. Trading Company Aquatek1123. Trading Co., Interlachen1124. Trading Company Kirscable1125. Trading Co., New Technologies1126. Advertisement Polymer Company1127. Trade companies Himinvest1128. Commercial Alliance1129. Auto Component1130. Velan1131. The Fifth Ocean1132. Horse1133. Elektrovibromashina1134. Domorenburg Rati1135. Tsentrevropa1136. Torgoptim1137. Torgproekt1138. Trade Service1139. Solid1140. Trans Terminal1141. Trans-Limit

1142. Trans-Express1143. Trans-Express Altai1144. Trans-Express-Service1145. Transaviaexport1146. Transvok1147. Transdorservis1148. Transco1149. Transcon1150. Transkontrakt1151. Transline1152. Translogistik1153. Transmedia1154. Transport Investment Company1155. Transservice, Tomsk1156. Transservice-R1157. Transsibekspeditsiya1158. Transterminal, Ufa1159. Transhim Ltd.1160. Trust-Import1161. Treal-Trans1162. Trade-max1163. Trade Market1164. Trade Service1165. Treydaktiv1166. Trminal, Sergiev Posad1167. Trosifol1168. Treydplast1169. TSC Building Materials1170. TEK Norma1171. TEC-Polis1172. Tyumensky Zavod Obyvi1173. Tyumenske Zavod Medicinskogo Onorudovaniya I

Instrumentov1174. Tyumen Plastics Plant1175. Ulan-Ude Aviation Plant1176. Ulyanovsk Automobile Plant1177. Ulyanovsk plant Stroyplastmass1178. Universal Contract Ltd1179. Uniprom1180. Upaktorg1181. UPTK Yuzhuralenergostroy1182. Ural-Container1183. Uralcable1184. Uralkomplekt1185. Uralplastic1186. Uraltransekspeditsiya1187. Uraltruboplast1188. Uralchimplast1189. Uralchimplast, Nizhny Tagil1190. Ural Transport Company1191. Ural Chemical Company1192. Uralelektroplast1193. Ursa Chudovo1194. Ursa-Serpukhov1195. Ursu.S-Export1196. Usoliekhimprom1197. Ufaneftekhim1198. Ufaorgsintez1199. Ufimkabel1200. Ufa Engine Software1201. Favorit1202. Farkfaf Company1203. Farn1204. Farn, Voronezh1205. FSI plant orgtehsvyaz1206. Fepko-VP1207. Tambov Powder Plant1208. Fiesta1209. Branch of Taganrog Automobile Plant1210. Company Agik1211. Antique Company1212. Company Visa1213. Company Intertorgservis1214. Avangard1215. BDS Plant Sverdlov1216. Plastic № 11217. Flight1218. Fleksolend-M1219. Volkswagen Rus1220. Folmann1221. Ford Motor Company1222. Foreyn Partners Group1223. Forsage1224. Forum Group1225. Photon1226. FPC Transagentstvo1227. Freeline1228. Helkama Forst Viipuri1229. Chemo-Trading



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1230. Henkel Bautechnic1231. Henkel Plastic Autocomponents1232. Henkel-Era1233. Chem-Service Company1234. Khimvolokno, Serpukhov1235. Himvoloknosnabsbyt1236. Spectrum Chemical Plant1237. Himneftetreyd1238. Khimplast, Belgorod1239. Khimplast, Novosibirsk1240. Khimplast, Samara1241. Chemprom Volgograd1242. Chemprom Kemerovo1243. Himpromtreyd1244. Himtek Leader1245. Himtreydinggrupp1246. Himeksport1247. Hiton1248. Holding Company Barnaultransmash1249. Holding company Kolomna Plant1250. Holding company Elinar1251. Holtsplast1252. Holtsekstroplast1253. Huhtamaki CIS1254. Center for Sports Technology1255. TsSKB Progress1256. Cheboksary Factory Profi1257. Aliev A M1258. Lebedev, DV1259. Petrov RV1260. Fendel Y.1261. Holomova LI1262. Scherban VV1263. CTZ-Uraltrack1264. Chuvashkabel1265. ChEAZ1266. Shelangersky chemical plant sayver1267. Schlumberger1268. Shchekinsky linoleum1269. Evoli1270. Egida-Trade1271. Eytizm1272. Ekskort1273. Expeditionary Logistics Company-West1274. Expowestrans1275. Export Line1276. Export Trading1277. Export Company Ural1278. Eksporttehprom1279. Ekspotorg

1280. Ekspotorg, Kurgan1281. Ekspotorg, Moscow1282. Ekspotrans, Troitsk1283. Ekspotreydinghaus1284. Express Transit1285. Exprof1286. Elaris Orient1287. Elgosoft1288. Electric motor1289. Electrical cable1290. Electrocable Kolchugino1291. Power complexes1292. Electropribor1293. Elektrostal1294. Elektrotehimport1295. Elektroteheksport1296. Elick Profi1297. Eliks-Cable1298. Eliks-Cable Ural1299. Elinar-Plast1300. Elint Line1301. Elkab-Cable Factory1302. Elplastik, Yasnogorsk1303. Elfar1304. Enameled wire1305. Emlak1306. Empils1307. Emsz Lepse1308. Envin Rus1309. Enemsi Rus1310. Energokabel1311. Energokabelsbyt1312. Energotehplast1313. Energotrade1314. Energoexport1315. Ergoteks1316. Erismann1317. Ug-Plast1318. Ug-Profile-Systems1319. YugPlast, Krasnodar1320. YugPlastMarketPlyus1321. Yukos-Plast1322. United Exstrusion1323. Uni-Trade1324. Yunitreyd Ltd.1325. Yunifol1326. Yusta1327. Yaluks Group1328. Yaroslavlskie Krasky

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METHODOLOGY

· We hope that our new format of Annual reports enabled you to work with theinformation much more efficiently. The main aim was to provide a complete marketpicture with representation of different cut-offs of it and proections. The slogan of ournew annual reports is «As detailed as it can be». The point is that this is probably forthe first time in the world practice when a polymer market of a single country isdescribed so minutely.

· We did our best to cut the text of the report so that to save your time and to present themost important theses generated by our analysts. Such theseis will be presented as«bullets».

· Another innovation is using hyperlinks. This will allow you to «surf» the whole report,without leaving marks and without being afraid to get lost, as you are always able toget back.

· Preparation of the new information model which lies in the foundation of our newannual reports has been lasting for four years. Today, absolutely all diagrams andtables in our annual reports are being made automatically. Each analyst of MarketReport Company uses the software product «Market Report: Data Analysis», whichhelps draw up data for an annual report within a few minutes.

· The software has been developed by the team of MRC’s specialists under the generaldirection of Professor, Basmanov А.Е., Doctor of Engineering Science. Today, DataAnalysis includes uniform processing of all fragmented data, which are used tounderstand operations of each converter in every single market of polymers.

· Generally, before presenting our conclusions in the annual report, our analysts processthe following data in the course of the year:

§ production of polymers by each polymer grade of each domestic producer;§ production of finished goods made of polymers by each converter, as well as by

type of finished goods, sector and processing technology;§ import of finished goods made of polymers by each foreign producer, each type

of finished goods, sector and processing technology;§ export of finished goods made of polymers by each exporter, each domestic

converter, by each type of finished goods, sector and processing technology;§ import of polymers by each foreign producer, each domestic trader, converter,

processing technology, processing sector, type of finished goods, type andgrade of polymer;

§ export of polymers by each domestic producer, domestic trader, polymer type,and polymer grade;

§ carriage by rail by each domestic producer, domestic trader, converter, type ofpolymer, grade of polymer, processing technology, processing sector and typeof finished goods;

§ import of equipment to produce finished polymer goods by each brand ofequipment, each equipment producer, domestic converter, processingtechnology, processing sector and (where possible) each type of finishedgoods;

§ ownership of each converter to determine associated companies; if needed, toregard a converter as a group of companies;

§ financial indicators, of both an individual converter and his affiliated structures;§ operations with the key suppliers of raw material.

Today we use about 50 directories, that, for example, contain description of:§ 15 fundamental (directly affect consumption volumes), and five auxiliary

(indirectly affect consumption volumes) polymers processing technologies;

Statistical data presented in this Annual Reportwere developed automatically

The slogan of our annual reports:«As detailed as it can be»




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§ 64 polymer processing sectors – from BOPS containers to fittings;§ 124 types of finished goods – from shrinkable films to refrigerators or

automobile bumpers;§ 1860 grades of polymers (by 8 parameters) available in the CIS market;§ 165 producers of polymers (by 5 parameters) presented in the CIS market;§ all types of finished goods for base polymers produced in the CIS countries;§ all brands of equipment (by 6 parameters, including output capacity of each

line), operated by domestic converters since 2000;§ 450 world equipment manufacturers, whose equipment has been used by

domestic converters since 2000;§ all postal codes in the Russian Federation (to define postal addresses of each

company in our Report);§ financial and production figures by nearly 20 thousand companies (converters,

traders and other firms), working in the CIS polymers market, by more than 20activity categories (see also PlastGuide).




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The final goal of the Report is to understand how converters’ business is going todevelop

· One of the features of this Report is that we have done our best to focus on converters.We have studied traders’ sales and tried to lay special emphasis on end converters ofpolymers. For that we used more than a dozen different sources of information,including detailed statistics of financial figures and inland transportation in Russia.

· By individual converters we tried to analyze business by groups they are included into.Apart from sales and production figures, we collected data on increase in productioncapacities by each large converter (starting from January 1, 2000).

· We are perfectly aware that our findings are in the upshot a subjective opinion ofMarket Report Company’s analysts. In case we were not able to determine capacitiesby direct methods, we presented all indirect data on that converter to enable you toestimate output capacities on your own.

· We did our utmost to study business of each large converter by six key indicators:

§ output in the current year§ export in the current year§ inland railway transportation in the current year§ investments over the period from 2005§ polymer imports over the period from 2005§ current polymer processing capacities.

· Analysis of six key business indicators of each converter allowed us to make up ageneral rating of the largest Russian converters in 2015, as well as separate TOP-20lists of converters by each important polymer processing technology.

· If you would like to see a more detailed description of converters’ activities in TOP-50ratings in each sector, please, see rating reviews. To get detailed data on a market ofeither one or another type of finished goods, please, see finished goods reviews.

· Unlike all previous annual reports we had to process all data on equipment supply andnot selectively but entirely, i.e. by each entry over the last nine years.

· We tried to identify each brand of purchased equipment, its rated capacity, as welldepending on the type of a converter we determined overall rated capacity ofprocessing of a certain polymer on that equipment. The most complicated task was toconvert capacity of, for example, a blowing machine or a molding machine into naturalunits (kg/h). For that, we applied our own ratios for each type of equipment for eachtechnology.

· Furthermore, the Annual Report contains detailed data on finished goods imports.Tables used to analyze such imports mainly include exclusively such finished goodswhere the share of the polymer exceeded 50% of the total weight of the product.

Such a big number of data views isneeded to get a clear picture of

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Advantages of our annual reports

· In this report we have carried out detailed analysis of the PVC market in accordance with

the MRC internal standards. Before starting the preparation of the Report we studied

numerous researches conducted earlier on the PVC market by other companies and

discovered several common gaps that had not allowed obtaining objective assessment of

the Russian PVC market before.

· We have added general data about PVC shipments to Belarus. The common mistake in

many researches is that the overall PVC consumption in Russia was frequently calculated

without taking into account exports to this Republic. Russian customs officers do not take

account of imports/exports from/to Belarus, considering it to be domestic trade.

· We have tried to estimate the capacity of the Russian PVC market, reducing the

consumption of the all known compounds based on unmixed PVC, in accordance with the

formulae of rigid, soft compounds as well as PVC-paste, regarding consumption volume

of unmixed PVC. Thus, general reduced capacity of the PVC market is calculated as

consumption of unmixed PVC and consumption of unmixed PVC in compounds.

Contrariwise: we have also estimated the capacity of PVC compounds market by

converting unmixed PVC consumption indices into domestic output of PVC compounds in

Russia.

· If you take the statistics of the domestic output as the basis for goods made of polyvinyl

chloride in the Russian Federation, then, unfortunately, your assessments of some PVC

processing sectors would be basically incorrect. Thus, the Federal State Statistics Service

of the Russian Federation takes into account processing volumes of only two dozens of

PVC converters. At the same time, the Federal State Statistics Service doesn't take into

account production statistics in the largest consumption sectors (particularly, in the official

statistics you will not find any data on production of window and door profiles, windowsills

or panels), though today there are more than 500 KTa of PVC are being converted in

these sectors. So, the leader of domestic PVC processing, Profine Rus, submit statistics

only on «rigid compounds production». Corporate standards of this group suppose

reporting to the statistics service of the country, where Profiine works, but nevertheless

there is no code “profile-linear goods” in our statistics.

· We have taken into account processing volumes of more than 400 processors, including

200 consumers of rigid PVC grades used to produce profile goods and 70 consumers of

soft PVC grades for film and elastron production. That is why, our PVC consumption

volume estimations for the processors significantly differ from official statistical

estimations.

· We studied PVC traders’ sales and tried to focus on end PVC converters. To achieve this

we used more than 10 information sources, including detailed statistics on financial

indices and domestic services in the Russian Federation. We collected PVC sales

statistics on each converter, using data on transportation by rail and road along with

expert assessments.

· We have also collected PVC supplies statistics on all producers in the market of the

Russian Federation in the context of each PVC grade. We analyzed all 500 PVC grades

that have been sold in the Russian market. If the analytics of imported grades supplies

can be collected in the market itself, the grade range of the Russian PVC producers can

only be found in our annual report. Only having collected summarized sales data on

some certain PVC grades, we managed to determine PVC consumption volumes in each

processing sector.




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· We also got higher estimation of profile goods, than it used to be considered before the

preparation of the report. We managed to distribute C7068(59)M grade, produced by all

PVC producers in Russia, more correctly. In accordance with the European standards,

this grade is not used in production of window profiles, siding, wall panels, etc. However,

according to our data, Russian profile producers very often blend this grade with PVC-S

grade С5868Zh or with any other grades with K-63, 64, completing compositions up to

necessary characteristics.

· We carried out in-depth analysis of every PVC processing equipment supplies. In our

analytical report each converter was referred to one or another processing sector, which,

in its turn, was regarded to a PVC grade. The rating of the most significant investments

made by converters has been prepared for each sector. Consequently, using the obtained

dynamics of capital investments into equipment we can judge about objective

perspectives for further growth in each PVC processing sector.

· Basing on the PVC processing investment data as well as using domestic service

statistics in Russia, we got an authentic view of PVC processing development in each

region of Russia.

· The data on PVC consumption and investments into processing do not provide us with

the full view about Russian market potential. Deliveries of finished PVC goods start to

play more important role. Over the last years imports of PVC goods into Russia exceeded

300 thousand tons. That was why, we analyzed imports of finished goods over the period

of 2007-2015 and made more precise assumptions about the nature and development of

every processing sector as well as about the potential of Russian producers in view of

the potential import substitution.

· Producers ratings were compiled on the basis of our own estimations of PVC

consumption, as well as ratings of sales of each PVC grade in each sector. That was

done for you to get a clear picture which PVC grades are in greatest demand today as

well as to define your grades mix for the future.

· we analyzed price fluctuations during 2007-2015, using the data of ICIS and Platts, aswell as our own weekly prices.

· One of the results of the unprejudiced analysis are our own assumptions about which

projects on expansion of PVC capacities are going to be the most popular in the Russian

market before 2015, and which are most likely going to remain on paper.




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General Information on the Report

The Annual Reports have been framed so that you could get a maximum complete anddetailed picture after you have read it. We did our utmost to present the Report as anannual market encyclopaedia.

· companies that are developing business plans for their projects on polymer processing,and they need marketing data/forecast on feedstock supply and potential sales offinished goods,

· investment companies and banks that analyze potential investments into processing,

· converters that expand production,

· producers/traders/suppliers, and any other companies that are going to enter the marketor to increase own market share within the next year.

Generally, apart from analysis of prices selected from our Price Reports, statistics onproduction/exports/imports selected from our Monthly Reports, our Annual Reports containthe following data:

· Statistics on consumption/domestic supply/import of a certain polymer grade/certainproducer by each processing sector

· Rating of producers in each processing sector· Rating of producers’ feedstock grades in each processing sector· Detailed statistics on production/exports/imports of finished goods in a specific sector· Detailed analysis of trends in each processing sector· Rating of converters (processing volumes, investments, transportation by rail,

proceeds)· Analysis of the market of monomers· Macroeconomic data, statistics on production in specific processing industries and in

construction· Detailed analysis of converters’ investment projects· Interpretation of the most important news and expert opinions over the course of the

year.

All data are presented in accordance with overall annual results. All values of the year underdiscussion are compared with similar periods of the eight previous years. Separately, youwill find marketing forecast till 2025.




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Data Sources

To prepare this Annual Report, we used statistics provided by the Federal State StatisticsService, State Customs Service, Russian Railways, Ministry for Economic Development,Central Bank of the Russian Federation, as well as producers’ data, expert opinions,information of world and Russian analytical companies, and own MRC Company’s data.

Hyperlinks

Having clicked on a hyperlink in the text, you will get to the page where the described valuecan be found; then having clicked on the hyperlink of that value, you will get back to thepage of the text.

Products classification

We have used generally accepted classification as the basic goods classification that areanalyzed in this report:

§ Rigid compound (RC) is the composition that consists of PVC suspension resin andadditives (stabilizers, modifiers, stuffs, pigments, etc.). Rigid compound is producedas dry blend or chip.

§ Soft compound (SC) is the composition that consists of PVC suspension resin andadditives (stabilizers, plasticizer, modifiers, stuffs, pigments, etc.). Softcompound(SC) is produced as chip.

§ PVC-paste is the derivative composition with prevalence of PVC emulsion§ Unblended PVC that is produced by the method of the suspension polymerization is

the suspension; the term PVC resin is also frequently used.§ Unblended PVC that is produced by the method of the emulsion polymerization is

emulsion.

We adhere to the general codes of HCDCS partially, because the actual import of PVCtypes do not correspond to the commodity positions stated by the importers in the customsdeclarations. The usage of HCDCS codes can result into serious distortions in the researchresults. That is why, we used our own, more precise, correlation of the sold production to thethe PVC types by the grades of manufacturers. For example, Shin Etsu S116 gradeproduced by Shin Etsu is suspension PVC, though customers refer it both to plasticized andunplasticized compositions in the documentation.

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Customs duty

3904 Polymers of vinyl chloride or other halogenerated olefins ininitial forms: Rate, %

3904 10 00 – unblended PVC:

3904 10 001 0

– – paste forming PVC emulsion resin (with the temper of 0,2mas. %; emulsifying agent (aliphatic acid salts and carbgoxylicacid salts 0,1 mas.%; alkali 0,1 mas.%; vinyl chloride0,6 mas.%) for the production of foamed linoleum with thechemical stamping of the foamy layer and transparent level ofthe ruggedness (grades like: "Inavil EP-724", "Inavi EP-705","Solvik 367NC") 0

3904 10 009 – – other:

3904 10 009 1– – – paste forming PVC emulsion, micro-suspension and PVCextender resins with the mass of sulphate ashes not more than0.25 % 0

3904 10 009 9 – – – other 6,5

3904 21 000 0 – – unplasticized 6,5

3904 22 000 0 – – plasticized 6,5

3904 30 000 0 – copolymers of vinyl chloride and vinyl acetate 6,5

3904 40 000 0 – copolymers of vinyl chloride and others 6,5

3904 50 – polymers of vinyl chloride:

3904 50 100 0– – copolymer of vinyl chloride and acrylonitrate in the form ofextensible granules in the diameter of 5 microns or more, butnot more that 20 microns 8,3

3904 50 900 0 – – other 8,3

Processing Technology

· Technology implies the primary polymer processing method, which directly affects itsconsumption volumes. For example, molding, cutting of bags or re-granulation could alsobe considered a polymer processing technology; however, they affect polymerconsumption volumes indirectly; therefore, we did not include them into general analysisof production capacities.

· For example the volume of investment of a profile producer into the finished goodscalibration is not important for PVC processing. This is the reason why we did not includethe data on calibration, for example, into the general capacity calculation of PVCprocessing. Conclusions on polymers consumption we drew on the basis of the primaryprocessing only (in this case on profile extrusion technology).

PVC Processing Technology

We have analyzed the processing technology for which each PVC grade is meant. Weincluded the following PVC processing technologies that are generally accepted in the world:

· Profile Extrusion

· Injection Molding

· Pipe Extrusion

· Film Extrusion

· Cable Extrusion

· Coating

· Other

Processing Sector




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Processing sector is needed for more detailed analysis of consumption in a specific polymerprocessing technology. As a rule, processing sector is a reference guide subordinate toprocessing technology. We use 15 sectors to analyze the PVC market.

Profile Extrusion

· profiles

Cable Extrusion

· cable coating

Injection Molding

· footwear· others· packaging· fittings

Coatings

· linoleum· vinyl wall papers· packaging

Film Extrusion

· films cast· calendaring




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Pipe Extrusion· corrugated pipes· rigid pipes· polymer pipes· hoses




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Finished Goods

As a rule, detailed elaboration by sectors is not enough to understand trends in polymersprocessing. Therefore, we apply a subordinate guide – types of finished goods. Their totalnumber is 26 for PVC, and the list is as follows:

· vinyl wall covering

· sealing, waterproofing

· imitation leather

· cable

· cable plasticate

· channels

· glue, additives

· linoleum

· paint

· non-pressure

· footware plasticate

· window profile

· windowsill

· footware soles

· coatings

· door profile

· other profiles

· others

· socket/adapter

· shrinlable

· sealings

· profile sealings

· packaging sealings

· refrigerators sealings

· refrigerators

· hoses




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RUSSIAN PVC MARKET

· At year-end 2015, estimated PVC consumption fell by 8% to 944.3 ths tonnes. The

contribution to the fall came from suspension, while the emulsion market matched the last

year's figures.

· At the last year-end, estimated SPVC consumption made 823.7 ths tonnes, down 9%

year-on-year. Despite reduced capacity utilization by SayanskKhimPlast, other Russian

manufactures managed to step up their PVC production. The total output went up by

22%. SayanskKhimPlast is said to be hardly able to enhance capacity utilization in 2016,

again, due to ethylene limitations.

· Major profile-moulding products (PMP) producers note that the demand for these

products has shrank by 20-25% over the reported period. According to the data by

Rosstat, in 2015 production of plastic windows and window sills went down to 22.2 mln sq

m, down 12,2% from 2014. Production of plastic doors dropped by 10% down to 1 mln sq

m..

· Demand for PVC in the sector of soft PVC compounds fell by 1%. Russian producers

were able to keep up to the mark because of growth in exports.

· EPVC in January - December, 2015 was estimated at 120.6 ths tonnes, matching the

2014 figure.

· During the reviewed period, demand for emulsion from local linoleum producers

decreased by 1% year-on-year and made 80.1 tons. Demand for emulsion from local

wallpaper producers went up by 2% to 22.5 ths. tonnes.

· Estimated demand for SPVC plasticized compounds slumped by 4% to make 181.2 ths

tonnes. The imports fell almost by 22% down to 23.5 ths tonnes. The output of plasticized

PVC fell by 1% to make 162.3 ths tonnes.

· At the year-end 2015, the Russian market for uncompunded PVC shrank by 8%, with the

main contributor to the drop being the construction sector with its profile-moulding

products. The second largest consumption sector, the plasticized compounds sector, saw

a 1% decrease in demand.

· In 2015, the total output of uncompunded polyvinylchloride (PVC) in Russia increased by

20% year-on-year and made 783.3 ths tonnes. All Russian companies boosted their

output, with SayanskKhimPlast being the only exception.

· At the last year-end, its production in Russia totalled 783.3 ths tonnes from 652.1 ths

tonnes a year earlier. All companies stepped up their polyvinylchloride production, except

for SayanskKhimPlast forced to curb the output by 26% due to limited supply of ethylene.

· The structure of PVC production by companies for the reported period is as follows.

· Over the reviewed period the total output of resin by RusVinyl made 237.3 ths tonnes

(9.5 ths tonnes of emulsion PVC), while a year earlier this figure did not exceed 41.1 ths

tonnes.

· Throughout 2015 the total production of resin at Bashkir Soda Company (BSC) went up to

242.2 ths tonnes, showing a 9% increase from 2014.




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· Last year the output of suspension PVC at SayanskKhimPlast was cut to 208.5 ths

tonnes, down 26% from the figure of the previous year.

· In 2015, Kaustik (Volgograd) effectively increased its production of resin by 5% year-on-

year to get close to the level of 95.4 ths tonnes. The growth was mostly attributed to

postponed scheduled turnaround maintenance (it was rescheduled from October, 2015 to

March, 2015).

· In January - December, 2015 imports of resin fell to 96.4 ths tonnes from 282.4 ths tonnes

for the same period of 2014. All exporters had to curb their deliveries , with the main

drivers being: a drop in demand (of over 12%), the growth of local production (by over

20%) and the devaluation of the rouble that rendered purchases of resin in oversees

markets cost-ineffective.

· Chinese producers were key oversees PVC suppliers for the reported period. To retain

their share of the Russian market Chinese producers had to resort to unprecedented

measures last year: they cut their prices to record low, set up direct container deliveries.

Despite the efforts, they failed to reach the levels of PVC imports in 2014. For 2015 the

volume of supplies of acetylene PVC made about 64.5 ths. tonnes as compared to 175.6

ths tonnes a year earlier.

· The peak of US PVC shipments fell on September - the period, when SayanskKhimPlast

and RusVinyl shut down for scheduled maintenance. In general, over the reported period

shipments of PVC from the US made 19.6 ths tonnes, down from 59.9 ths tonnes a year

earlier.

· The share of European suspension polyvinylchloride this year is small because of high

price level. In last January - December the supplies totalled about 11 ths tonnes as

compared to 33 ths tonnes a year earlier.

· In 2015, investments in polyvinylchloride (PVC) processing dropped by 50% and made

USD40 mln, with profile-moulding products (PMP) accounting for the most of the

investment cuts.

· Investments in PVC processing equipment surged record high in 2008, followed by a

substantial drop in investments by Russian companies. According to the MRC data, a

total of 142 complete equipment sets for PVC processing were imported for a total

amount of USD40 mln, while last year's imports made 232 complete production lines

worth USD79.5 mln. PMP producers, the biggest PVC processing segment, were the

ones to cut the investments most..

· At the year-end 2015, 29 complete lines for making profile-moulding products were

imported for a total amount of USD15 mln, while the imports of the previous year was 15

units. Operating Russian PVC and PMP production capacities are excessive, and the

demand for these products is gradually shrinking. In most cases, these were investments

to replace obsolete equipment, while commissioning of new plants was more of one-off

event.

· Among the companies that imported PMP production last year, one should note both the

major window profiles producers: Veka Rus, Profine, Proplex, and the companies dealing

in production of various types of panels: Remstroyplast, PKF Gunai, Wellplast and

others.

· The second largest sector in terms of investment in PVC processing was that of cable

extrusion. In 2015, 31 complete production lines were imported for an amount of USD8

mln, with 32 complete lines imported a year earlier. Among the companies that imported




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equipment last year one should note the following: Energocabel Plant, Kabex Cable

Works, Alur Cable Works, Expert Cabel Cable Works and others.

· The total volume of investment in other processing sectors (pipe extrusion, injection

moulding, sheet extrusion) made over USD17 mln.

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PVC. General market indicators*, MT

Indicator

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Averagegrowth,

%

2016forecast

2017forecast

2018forecast

2019forecast

2025forecast

Production capacities 617 756 617 756 617 756 617 756 639 752 615 282 605 796 632 469 641 796 0,5% 641 796 641 796 723 000 743 000 1 385 000

Growth, % - - - - 4% -4% -2% 4% 1% - 0% 0% 13% 3% 86%

Production 529 403 548 154 538 339 578 750 590 451 585 719 577 631 528 883 547 893 0,4% 581 900 627 000 693 000 722 000 1 320 000

Growth, % - 4% -2% 8% 2% -1% -1% -8% 4% - 6% 8% 11% 4% 83%

Import 36 956 53 456 69 254 81 259 219 069 341 590 461 671 257 406 485 758 38% 503 865 532 975 537 300 563 530 367 600

Growth, % - 45% 30% 17% 170% 56% 35% -44% 89% - 13% 6% 1% 5% -35%

Export 327 869 230 451 145 407 92 731 27 469 21 966 19 097 24 177 14 034 -32,6% 16 560 18 120 21 715 23 230 35 845

Growth, % - -30% -37% -36% -70% -20% -13% 27% -42% - 555% 9% 20% 7% 54%

PVC net-imports -290 913 -176 995 -76 153 -11 473 191 600 319 625 442 574 233 229 471 724 - 487 305 514 855 515 585 540 300 331 755

Growth, % - -39% -57% -85% -1 770% 67% 38% -47% 102% - 3% 6% 0% 5% -39%

Utilization of productioncapacities, % 86 89 87 94 92 95 95 84 85 0,0% 91 98 96 97 95

* Market capacity (consumption of PVC) is ccalcuted by unblended PVC plus containing PVC in its pure Importe tracks (rigid compound, soft compounds and paste)

Source: MRC

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PVC consumption dynamics* by PVC types, MT

Type

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Averagegrowth,

%

2016forecast

2017forecast

2018forecast

2019forecast

2025forecast

PVC-S 180 738 293 410 374 892 488 459 663 996 758 048 858 941 656 883 876 856 21,8% 922 300 989 000 1 046 100 1 090 000 1 361 100

Growth, % - 62% 28% 30% 36% 14% 13% -24% 33% - 5% 7% 6% 4% 25%

PVC-E 47 641 59 991 64 634 62 643 80 552 99 759 105 475 82 558 113 081 11,4% 114 800 117 900 123 200 128 200 209 800

Growth, % - 26% 8% -3% 29% 24% 6% -22% 37% - 2% 3% 4% 4% 64%

Total 228 379 353 401 439 526 551 102 744 547 857 807 964 416 739 441 989 936 20,1% 1 037 100 1 106 900 1 169 300 1 218 200 1 570 900Growth, % - 55% 24% 25% 35% 15% 12% -23% 34% - 5% 7% 6% 4% 29%

Net-Imports dynamics of rigid compounds жесткого компаунда, т

Net imports of rigid compounds inconversion on PVC * 11 255 17 754 19 354 15 872 33 365 38 898 44 696 17 747 18 677 6,5% 27 000 30 700 37 200 41 900 64 000

Growth, % - 58% 9% -18% 110% 17% 15% -60% 5% - 45% 14% 21% 13% 53%

Total 11 255 17 754 19 354 15 872 33 365 38 898 44 696 17 747 18 677 6,5% 27 000 30 700 37 200 41 900 64 000Growth, % - 58% 9% -18% 110% 17% 15% -60% 5% - 45% 14% 21% 13% 53%

Net-imports dynamics of soft comp-импорта мягкого пластиката, тNet imports of soft compounds inconversion on PVC * -1 764 -732 1 522 -1 297 3 674 7 572 10 555 4 374 10 929 - 19 100 18 900 17 500 19 600 54 100

Growth, % - -58% -308% -185% -383% 106% 39% -59% 150% - 75% -1% -7% 12% 176%

Total -1 764 -732 1 522 -1 297 3 674 7 572 10 555 4 374 10 929 - 19 100 18 900 17 500 19 600 54 100Growth, % - -58% -308% -185% -383% 106% 39% -59% 150% - 75% -1% -7% 12% 176%

Net-imports dynamics of PVC-pastes ПВХ-пасты, тNet imports of PVC-pastes inconversion on PVC * 604 736 1 771 1 604 465 1 067 534 544 346 -6,7% 450 530 570 605 635

Growth, % - 22% 141% -9% -71% 129% -50% 2% -36% - 30% 18% 8% 6% 5%

Total 604 736 1 771 1 604 465 1 067 534 544 346 -6,7% 450 530 570 605 635Growth, % - 22% 141% -9% -71% 129% -50% 2% -36% - 30% 18% 8% 6% 5%

* Market capacity (consumption of PVC) is ccalcuted by unblended PVC plus containing PVC in its pure Importe tracks (rigid compound, soft compounds and paste)

** according to the recipes for standard brands

Source: MRC





Dynamics of investments into PVC processing by technologies. Number of complete lines

Technology

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Averagegrowth, %

profile extrusion 120 183 226 211 329 413 344 121 219 7,8%

IM* 61 44 29 49 56 47 86 44 103 6,8%

compounding (mixing) 19 41 60 49 56 67 65 30 40 9,8%

pipe extrusion* 15 9 24 21 45 45 50 28 21 4,3%

cable extrusion* 13 11 18 20 16 23 54 26 15 1,8%

film extrusion 15 6 4 6 14 7 3 5 6 -10,8%

other extrusion - - - - 2 18 11 3 3 10,7%

coating 4 1 - - 1 - 4 4 1 -15,9%

others 1 3 9 5 9 11 9 2 45 60,9%

Total 250 300 372 365 530 639 640 267 457 7,8%

compounding (granulation) 4 6 6 6 4 16 18 15 15 18%

Total 4 6 6 6 4 16 18 15 15 18%

* Production capacities can be used for the processing of PE, in some cases, PP

Source: MRC





PVC-S suppliers, MT

№

Producer 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Averagegrowth, %

1 Саянскхимпласт 418 70 221 137 754 203 834 248 083 246 953 248 246 238 190 256 569 123,1%

2 Каустик, Стерлитамак 77 907 112 229 107 805 133 234 163 052 165 218 162 049 133 886 144 517 8%

3 Пласткард 55 889 67 422 77 538 77 676 81 543 90 529 93 682 90 756 90 635 6,2%

4 Xinjiang Tianye - - - - 12 391 34 697 81 305 36 644 64 881 51,3%

5 Oxyvinyls - - - - - 1 176 7 593 4 690 54 063 258,2%

6 Xinjiang Zhongtai - - - - 4 057 39 610 63 801 28 720 44 256 81,7%

7 Shintech - - - - - 120 200 1 200 40 921 598,6%

8 Сибур-Нефтехим 31 295 31 704 32 405 34 152 34 267 34 636 34 939 32 659 34 150 1,1%

9 Formosa - - - - 902 14 539 26 019 18 326 31 218 142,5%

10 Ineos ChlorVinyls 6 114 3 130 12 449 14 280 20 233 31 586 14 279 28 279 190,7%

11 LG Chem 1 342 252 891 12 878 22 124 38 303 24 196 22 128 249,2%

12 Georgia Gulf - - - - - - 1 827 10 324 20 876 238,1%

13 Hanwha Corporation - - - 53 12 599 20 329 5 752 4 400 11 687 194,8%

14 BorsodChem 175 0 - 1 222 6 009 17 184 22 639 3 025 10 054 65,9%

15 Solvin 44 - 1 63 372 789 194 2 913 9 147 94,9%

16 Westlake - - - - - - - 298 2 943 889,2%

17 Anwil 80 276 65 584 887 1 760 3 733 2 144 2 467 53,5%

18 Tessenderlo 20 19 - 1 640 1 560 40 0 701 1 760 75,2%

19 Sabic - - - - - - - - 1 064 -

20 Tianjin Dagu Chemical - - - - 2 262 10 501 10 534 1 623 867 -21,3%

21 прочие 14 904 11 082 15 941 22 662 68 854 37 611 26 539 7 909 4 372 -14,2%

- Всего 180 738 293 410 374 892 488 459 663 996 758 048 858 941 656 883 876 856 21,8%

Source: MRC





PVC-E consumption structure by suppliers, %

2003 год

24%

22%

15%

14%

14%

11%

Chemprom, Volgograd

Solvin

Azot, Novomoskovsk

Ineos ChlorVinyls

Usolyechemprom

others

2008

28%

20%18%

13%

11%

10%

Vinnolit

Solvin

Chemprom, Volgograd

Vestolit

Ineos ChlorVinyls

others

2014 год

35%

21%14%

11%

10%

9%

Vinnolit

Химпром, Волгоград

Solvin

Vestolit

Ineos ChlorVinyls

прочие

2015 год

40%

17%

14%

13%

10%6%

Vinnolit

Химпром, Волгоград

Solvin

Vestolit

Ineos ChlorVinyls

прочие

Source: MRC





Rigid compound. Domestic supplies* by regions, 2015, MT

Economic region

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total Share

Central Region 210 1 213 1 604 1 700 2 965 3 853 3 922 5 236 3 933 2 660 2 392 1 022 30 709 90,6%

North-Western Region 44 71 173 111 253 170 243 132 221 239 151 113 1 921 5,7%

North Caucasus Region - - - - - - 127 134 - 286 333 - 879 2,6%

Urals Region 39 - - - 78 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 392 1,2%

Far East Region - - - - - - - - 1 - 6 - 7 0,0%

Total 293 1 285 1 776 1 811 3 296 4 062 4 330 5 540 4 194 3 224 2 921 1 174 33 909 100,0%

* railway transportation and import deliveriesSource: MRC





Soft compound consumption by technologies, MT

Технология

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Averagegrowth, %

2016forecast

2017forecast

2018forecast

2025forecast

cable extrusion 154 766 173 686 163 471 114 900 144 773 -1,7%

Growth, % - 12% -6% -30% 26% -

other extrusion 6 575 11 799 12 619 10 540 8 305 6% 162 000 175 100 187 000 212 300Growth, % - 79% 7% -16% -21% - 13% 8% 7% 14%IM 10 548 16 433 13 371 8 391 5 860 -13,7% 10 000 12 200 13 600 15 600Growth, % - 56% -19% -37% -30% - 20% 22% 11% 15%pipe extrusion 1 029 1 766 1 340 1 165 2 226 21,3% 7 500 9 000 10 400 11 800Growth, % - 72% -24% -13% 91% - 29% 20% 16% 13%film extrusion 261 1 007 94 18 322 5,4% 2 900 3 300 3 900 4 100Growth, % - 286% -91% -81% 1 660% - 30% 14% 18% 5%others 5 174 5 268 7 414 3 624 4 360 -4,2% 4 700 5 300 5 600 5 800Growth, % - 2% 41% -51% 20% - 9% 13% 6% 4%Total 178 353 209 959 198 309 138 638 165 847 -1,8% 187 100 204 900 220 500 249 600Growth, % - 18% -6% -30% 20% - 14% 10% 8% 13%

Source: MRC





Profile extrusion: TOP-20 PVC Converters, MT *

№ Converters

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Total Share

1 Профайн Рус 24 954 30 649 40 442 41 009 137 054 13%

2 Века Рус 12 364 38 091 44 935 37 696 133 085 12%

3 Рехау, группа 19 754 31 704 40 183 17 542 109 183 10%

4 ПК Проплекс, группа 24 809 31 316 27 879 19 339 103 343 10%

5 СТЛ Экструзия, группа 18 098 27 759 26 770 22 858 95 485 9%

6 Альта-Пласт, группа 22 280 20 951 19 923 18 527 81 681 8%

7 Декенинк Рус 6 649 14 171 21 288 16 411 58 519 5%

8 Геалан Рус, группа 11 757 11 405 15 537 6 966 45 666 4%

9 Брусбокс 10 162 8 852 10 877 14 625 44 516 4%

10 Народный пластик, группа 5 506 8 994 10 440 19 020 43 960 4%

11 Экспроф 17 182 61 432 21 432 39 107 4%

12 Деке Экстружн 6 548 4 440 11 016 10 629 32 633 3%

13 Терна-Полимер, группа 9 943 21 850 31 793 3%

14 МСК, ООО 4 212 15 883 7 397 324 27 815 3%

15 Винтек Пластик 61 4 060 7 227 8 026 19 374 2%

16 ВМ Реклама 3 165 8 093 5 189 1 543 17 990 2%

17 Каустик, Стерлитамак, группа 15 357 1 080 16 437 2%

18 Ситипласт 228 5 252 10 236 15 716 1%

19 Глобал Шиелд, ООО 6 378 8 258 57 14 693 1%

20 Артек-Тверь 2 702 6 495 4 047 594 13 838 1%

- Итого 206 524 271 409 314 247 289 707 1 081 887 100%

* on railway transportation, autotransportation and imports

Source: MRC




Pipe extrusion: TOP-20 equipment suppliers. Number of complete lines

Manufacturer

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Total Share

Krauss Maffei 1 2 3 3 3 6 8 5 1 32 13,2%

Amut 2 1 2 4 - 4 3 2 - 18 7,4%

Mikrosan Makina - - - - 2 1 3 9 1 16 6,6%

Olmas - 1 - 1 3 6 3 2 - 16 6,6%

Cincinnati Extrusion 1 - - - 3 - 1 4 - 9 3,7%

Jinhu Extrusion Equipment - - - 5 - - - - - 5 2,1%

Battenfeld - 1 - - - 4 - - - 5 2,1%

Qingdao Plastic Machinery - - - - - 2 2 1 - 5 2,1%

Shanghai Jwell Machinery - - - 1 - 1 2 - - 4 1,6%

Zhangjiagang Beier Machinery - - - - - 3 1 - - 4 1,6%

Union Crystal - - - - - 2 2 - - 4 1,6%

Weber - - - - - - 2 - 1 3 1,2%

Trusioma - 3 - - - - - - - 3 1,2%

Lider Makina - - - - 1 2 - - - 3 1,2%

Luigi Bandera - - - - 1 1 - - - 2 0,8%

Sica - - - - 2 - - - - 2 0,8%

KWH Pipe - 2 - - - - - - - 2 0,8%

Emar - - - - - - - 1 - 1 0,4%

Theyson Extrusionstechnick - - - - - - - 1 - 1 0,4%

Forma - - - - - - 1 - - 1 0,4%

others 4 6 4 10 6 13 13 28 23 107 44,0%

Total 8 16 9 24 21 45 41 53 26 243 100,0%

Source: MRC





PVC production by producers in the previous year, MT

№

Producer Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total Share

1 Саянскхимпласт 18 590 15 420 18 880 6 329 21 347 23 557 25 169 24 620 20 399 27 105 22 456 25 826 249 700 36,5%

2 Каустик, Стерлитамак 14 450 14 340 16 340 16 639 15 869 16 060 16 322 16 462 13 664 2 580 4 840 14 512 162 077 23,7%

3 Пласткард 6 729 7 719 8 029 7 764 8 634 8 364 8 230 8 170 7 832 6 660 5 547 8 103 91 782 13,4%

4 Сибур-Нефтехим 4 699 4 278 5 189 4 179 4 038 5 328 6 117 6 497 7 167 5 379 6 669 6 369 65 908 9,6%

5 Владимирский химзавод 550 1 990 2 810 2 340 2 640 2 820 3 110 2 380 2 380 2 340 2 390 1 770 27 520 4,0%

6 Химпром, Волгоград 1 419 1 734 2 168 1 621 1 851 1 667 1 877 2 076 1 847 1 273 1 983 1 973 21 489 3,1%

7 Полигран 1 135 1 135 1 135 1 135 1 135 1 135 1 135 1 135 1 135 1 135 1 135 1 135 13 620 2,0%

8 Полимерпласт 490 800 890 360 670 600 900 880 1 170 980 720 890 9 350 1,4%

9 Уралхимпласт 10 170 600 1 310 1 210 420 330 360 610 990 820 670 7 500 1,1%

10 Veka 20 519 60 776 398 975 796 895 856 935 537 239 7 007 1,0%

11 Биохимпласт 556 556 556 556 556 556 556 556 556 556 556 556 6 673 1,0%

12 Усольехимпром 916 798 1 289 849 749 1 117 289 317 171 - - - 6 495 0,9%

13 ДПО Пластик 150 300 470 430 410 490 420 520 520 580 570 520 5 380 0,8%

14 Роспласт 279 279 279 279 279 279 279 279 279 279 279 279 3 350 0,5%

15 Пласткаб 247 247 197 217 227 247 247 297 297 247 247 247 2 964 0,4%

16 Башпласт, Стерлитамак 55 512 106 181 - - 56 - 28 78 157 235 1 409 0,2%

17 Пластфор, Новомосковск 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 1 024 0,1%

18 Казанский завод искож - 63 63 110 70 60 84 - 20 133 35 42 680 0,1%

19 Никопласт-Волга 141 - - - - - - - - - - - 141 0,0%

20 Дзержинский химзавод 48 - - - - - - - - - - - 48 0,0%

21 Проплекс - - - - - - - - - - - 15 15 0,0%

22 Polymer Chemie - - 2 - - - - - - - - - 2 0,0%

23 Rehau - - - - - 0 - - - - - - 0 0,0%

24 Химпласт, Новосибирск - - - - - - - - - - - - - 0,0%

25 прочие 23 42 11 6 - 19 - - 10 56 - 44 211 0,0%

- Всего 50 593 50 989 59 159 45 166 60 169 63 779 66 001 65 531 59 027 51 393 49 027 63 510 684 346 100,0%

Source: MRC

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PVC-S producers rating, MT

№ Producer

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Averagegrowth, %

1 Sayanskchemplast 418 70 221 137 754 203 834 248 083 246 953 248 246 238 190 256 569 123,1%

2 Caustic, Sterlitamak 77 907 112 229 107 805 133 234 163 052 165 218 162 049 133 886 144 517 8%

3 Plastcard 55 889 67 422 77 538 77 676 81 543 90 529 93 682 90 756 90 635 6,2%

4 Xinjiang Tianye - - - - 12 391 34 697 81 305 36 644 64 881 51,3%

5 Oxyvinyls - - - - - 1 176 7 593 4 690 54 063 258,2%

6 Xinjiang Zhongtai - - - - 4 057 39 610 63 801 28 720 44 256 81,7%

7 Shintech - - - - - 120 200 1 200 40 921 598,6%

8 Sibur-Neftechem 31 295 31 704 32 405 34 152 34 267 34 636 34 939 32 659 34 150 1,1%

9 Formosa - - - - 902 14 539 26 019 18 326 31 218 142,5%

10 Ineos ChlorVinyls 6 114 3 130 12 449 14 280 20 233 31 586 14 279 28 279 190,7%

11 LG Chem 1 342 252 891 12 878 22 124 38 303 24 196 22 128 249,2%

12 Georgia Gulf - - - - - - 1 827 10 324 20 876 238,1%

13 Hanwha Corporation - - - 53 12 599 20 329 5 752 4 400 11 687 194,8%

14 BorsodChem 175 0 - 1 222 6 009 17 184 22 639 3 025 10 054 65,9%

15 Solvin 44 - 1 63 372 789 194 2 913 9 147 94,9%

16 Westlake - - - - - - - 298 2 943 889,2%

17 Anwil 80 276 65 584 887 1 760 3 733 2 144 2 467 53,5%

18 Tessenderlo 20 19 - 1 640 1 560 40 0 701 1 760 75,2%

19 Sabic - - - - - - - - 1 064 -

20 Tianjin Dagu Chemical - - - - 2 262 10 501 10 534 1 623 867 -21,3%

21 Taiyo Vinyl - - - - - - 660 704 710 3,7%

22 Ningxia Jinyu Yuan - - - - - - - - 696 -

23 Vinnolit 815 86 70 118 608 662 141 862 639 -3%

24 Petkim - - - - 5 835 30 418 634 594 -43,5%

25 Thai Petrochemical - - - - 3 753 3 533 6 650 36 324 -45,8%

26 Egyptian Petrochemicals - - - - - - 1 000 408 288 -46,3%

27 Arkema 210 - - - 108 1 011 5 - 238 1,6%

28 Novacke chemicke zavody 39 - - - 378 24 - - 120 15,1%

29 Suzhou Huasu Plastics - - - - 4 698 6 920 7 311 753 99 -61,9%

30 Petronas - - - - - - 175 35 25 -61,9%

31 Azot, Novomoskovsk 12 955 10 405 14 879 18 043 18 370 6 791 - - - -12,1%

32 Shin-Etsu 740 586 885 4 432 94 186 - - - -24,1%

33 Oltchim - - - 19 556 7 331 1 478 154 - 68,2%

34 Pernis PVC Plant - - - - 5 643 4 193 2 367 870 - -46,4%

35 Sinopec Qilu - - - - 3 064 436 130 - - -79,4%

36 Exxon Mobil - - - 25 416 336 - - - 267,4%

37 Spolana - - - - 20 951 285 - - 277,4%

38 Shandong Haihua - - - - 6 995 2 325 1 416 - - -55%

39 Rottolin - - - 23 4 - - - - -81,3%

40 Chemprom, Pervomauskiy 140 - - - 910 - - - - 59,7%

41 others 6 5 107 2 17 403 2 881 4 504 3 453 640 80,4%

- Total 180 738 293 410 374 892 488 459 663 996 758 048 858 941 656 883 876 856 21,8%

Source: MRC




Sayanskchemplast

PVC domestic supply by types, MT

№ Type

2007 2008 20094 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Averagegrowth,

%1 PVC-S 418 70 221 137 754 203 834 248 083 246 953 248 246 238 190 256 569 123,1%

2 soft compounds - - - - 11 493 12 234 10 532 7 204 10 759 -1,6%

3 rigid compound - - - - - - - - - -

- Total 418 70 221 137 754 203 834 259 576 259 187 258 778 245 393 267 329 124,3%

PVC domestic supply by technologies, MT

№ Technology

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Среднийрост, %

1 profile extrusion 278 38 272 84 113 149 210 193 890 178 640 176 740 187 991 190 351 126,1%

2 pipe extrusion 1 2 765 8 694 12 804 14 052 25 455 36 283 33 451 41 683 300,9%

3 compounding 1 17 593 26 712 19 663 20 131 26 126 20 322 8 858 12 978 229,3%

4 cable extrusion - - - - 11 493 12 234 10 532 7 204 10 759 -1,6%

5 film extrusion - 9 336 13 414 17 322 13 697 11 337 11 788 6 533 9 571 0,4%

6 other extrusion - 840 1 805 1 686 1 725 2 214 2 122 954 1 397 7,5%

7 coating 4 1 308 2 257 1 127 1 495 725 522 227 333 71,9%

8 others 133 107 760 2 022 3 092 2 455 467 175 257 8,6%

- Total 418 70 221 137 754 203 834 259 576 259 187 258 778 245 393 267 329 124,3%

PVC domestic supply by grades, MT

№ Brand2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Средний

рост, %1 SI-67 34 7 306 23 624 45 287 60 072 118 652 153 852 151 168 186 832 193%

2 SI-64 - - - - - - 53 639 24 083 35 284 -18,9%

3 SI-70 244 15 342 20 697 47 086 72 108 55 405 40 755 62 939 34 453 85,7%

4 С7059М - - - - - - - - 0 -

5 С7058М - - - - - - - - 0 -

6 С7056М 6 40 363 93 129 110 701 115 903 72 895 - - - 550,7%

7 С5868PZh - 980 304 759 - - - - - -12%

8 ZHN-5 - 6 191 - 0 - - - - - -99,2%

9 С7359М 133 39 - - - - - - - -70,7%

10 others - - - - - - - - - -

11 Total - - - - 11 493 12 234 10 532 7 204 10 759 -1,6%

- 418 70 221 137 754 203 834 259 576 259 187 258 778 245 393 267 329 124,3%

Source: MRC




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You, probably, are accustomed to our annualYou, probably, are accustomed to our annual reports and remember that they distinguish from similar products with the biggestdata coverage. Nevertheless, for the last two years we started to feel a great pressure from “analysts”, who offer informationthroughout the polymer market in CIS, considering that if they give the numbers, copied from custom bases, they will have acomplete market’s analysis. To clear out all the questions about the professional preparation of data, MRC’s employeescreated principally new annual analytic reports, which, as we want to believe, are unique in world’s practice. To create a newformat of annual reports we had to spend 4 years of hard work. Our present annual reports’ motto is: “It can’t be moredetailed”.Its essence is in the fact that in world’s practice the polymer market was described so detailed for the first time in a certaincountry. We tried to reduce text part’s volumes to reduce your time and to leave the most useful thoughts-theses, which weregenerated by our analysis on their own. Such theses we will mark out as “bullets”. Another “know-how” that we use in ourpractice of annual reports for the first time, is use of hyperlinks. This will allow you to “travel” all over the review, without leavingbookmarks and not being afraid to lose the line, because you always will be able to come back. We truly hope that hyperlinkswill make electronic versions of reports more effective, compared to printed versions, as in its time electronic languagedictionaries pushed printed ones. Besides additional comfort of working with an electronic pdf file with a general size of morethan 500 pages, we also want to support a principle “environmental responsibility”, which today is supported by all worldcompanies.

Information system at preparation of our reportsToday we use about 120 reference books, to which the following are included:– 26 polymer processing technologies and sub-products;– 66 sectors of polymer processing and of sub-products;– 240 types of finished goods and polymers;– 4025 grades of polymers (8 analysis profiles);– 165 polymer manufacturers (5 analysis profiles);– 2560 equipment grades (analysis on 6 parameters, including each certain line’s capacity), which were used by domesticmanufacturers, starting 2000;– 450 world equipment manufacturers, whose equipment was used by domestic polymer converters, starting 2000;– All post indexes in RF (to determine a post index of every company);– Financial and production data on about 20 thousand companies (converters, traders and other firms), which work onpolymer market of CIS (the analysis on more than 20 ways of activity – PlastGuide project)..

“Data analysis” allows forming a report automaticallyToday absolutely all diagrams and tables in our annual reports are formed automatically. Every one of our analysts uses aprogram products “MRC: Data Analysis”, due to which it can form data for any sort of reports within several minutes. Softwarewas created by MRC’s team under a general leadership of doctor of technical sciences, Professor Basmanov A.E. Today“Data Analysis” includes unified processing of all different data, which we use for understanding of each processor’s activity ona certain polymer market. In whole, before expressing our opinion in an annual review, our analysts during the whole year(almost daily) process the following information:– Polymer production, considering each polymer brand of each domestic manufacturer;– Polymer finished goods manufacturing, considering every processor, and also considering finished goods, sectors andprocessing technologies;– Polymer finished goods imports, considering every foreign manufacturer of every type of a complete product, sector andprocessing technology;– Polymer finished goods exports, considering every exporter, domestic processor of every type of a complete product, sectorand processing technology;– Polymer imports, considering every foreign manufacturer, every domestic trader, processor, processing technology,processing sector, type of finished goods, type and brand of a polymer;– Polymer exports, considering every domestic manufacturer, domestic trader, polymer type, polymer brand;– Railway transporting, considering every domestic manufacturer, domestic trader, processor, polymer type, processingtechnology, processing sector complete product’s type;– Imports of equipment for complete polymer products, considering every equipment brand, every equipment manufacturer,every domestic processor, processing technology, processing sector and (if possible) every complete product type;– Property of every processor to determine joint companies, where it’s necessary to consider a processor as a group ofcompanies;– Financial indexes, as each certain processor’s and one’s affiliated structures;– A work with main suppliers of raw materials.

О насМаркет Репорт была основана в 2003 году.Наша цель - предоставление самойпрофессиональной информации нанефтехимическом рынке России, СНГ и странВосточной Европы.Сегодня Маркет Репорт готовит регулярныерыночные обзоры по рынкам полиэтилена,полипропилена, ПВХ и полистирола. Крометого, наши аналитики владеют информациейпо рынкам аддитивов, мастербейчей, пленок,труб, оконных профилей и автокомопнентов.

Наши клиентыНам доверяют Топ-50 нефтехимическихкомпаний мира, суммарный объем продажкоторых, превышает уровень российского ВВПболее, чем в два раза.Нашими клиентами, например, являются:Anwil, Akzo Nobel, Arkema, LyondellBasell,BASF, B&B, Chemopetrol, Ciba, Clariant,Commerzbank, Dow, DuPont, ExxonMobil, LGChem, Mitsubishi, Mitsui, Milliken, Nexant,Itochu, НКНХ, Nubiola, Polimeri Europa, R&H,Samsung, Solvay, Shin-Etsu,Total Petrochemical,TVK, Huhtamaki, Лукойл-Нефтехим, Сибур,Саянскхимпласт, Пласткард, БашХим,Казаньоргсинтез, Татнефть и другие.

ОбзорыСегодня Маркет Репорт публикует в течениегода около 1500 обзоров. В наш портфельпродуктов включаются:

· Ежегодные обзоры· Еженедельные ценовые обзоры· Ежемесячные обзоры· ДатаСкоп· СканПласт· ПластГид· Прогноз цен· Тoп-50· Специальные проекты

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About usMRC was founded in 2003. Our purpose is givingthe most professional information onpetrochemical markets of Russia, CIS and EastEuropean countries.Today MRC prepares regular MRCs on markets ofpolyethylene, polypropylene, PVC and polysterol.In addition, our analysts possess informationabout markets of additives, films, pipes, windowshapes and auto components.

Our clientsTop-50 world’s petrochemical companies trust us,the summary sales volume of which exceedsRussian GDP’s level in more than twice.For instance, our clients are: Anwil, Akzo Nobel,Arkema, LyondellBasell, BASF, B&B,Chemopetrol, Ciba, Clariant, Commerzbank, Dow,DuPont, ExxonMobil, LG Chem, Mitsubishi, Mitsui,Milliken, Nexant, Itochu, NKNH, Nubiola, PolimeriEuropa, R&H, Samsung, Solvay, Shin-Etsu, TotalPetrochemical, TVK, Huhtamaki, Lucoil-Neftehim,Sibur, Sayanskhimplast, Plastkard, BashHim,Kazanorgsintez, Tatneft and others.

ReportsToday MRC publicizes about 1500 reports duringa year. Our products portfolio includes:· Annual reports;· Weekly price reports;· Monthly reports;· DataScope;· ScanPlast;· PlastGuide;· Prices forecast;· Top-50;· Special projects.

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