According to the China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association Silicon Branch, this week's transaction prices for n-type re-melted polysilicon ranged from RMB50,000 to 56,000  per ton, with an average transaction price of 53,900 yuan per ton—a 1.32% increase week-on-week. Transaction prices for n-type granular silicon ranged from 50,000 to RMB51,000 per ton, averaging RMB50,500 per ton, remaining unchanged week-on-week.

This week, domestic polysilicon prices saw a slight increase. The number of major companies signing contracts rose marginally compared to last week, with most orders being for December delivery. Transaction prices were adjusted upward by RMB1-2 per kilogram from last week. Most other companies are currently in intensive negotiations for January orders, with batch orders expected to be finalized soon.

This week, the polysilicon market ended its three-month stabilization phase with a modest price increase and improved transaction volume, driven by three key factors: First, to align with traditional first-quarter off-season demand, polysilicon producers continued implementing production cuts and sales controls. January production and shipment volumes are projected to significantly decrease to 60,000–80,000 tons, effectively easing supply pressure. Second, production cuts have elevated the comprehensive unit cost of polysilicon. Under a pricing mechanism where selling prices cover costs, polysilicon prices have consequently risen. Third, both upstream and downstream enterprises recognize the importance of maintaining price stability to avoid negative chain reactions. This week's polysilicon price increase also provides foundational support for stabilizing and recovering prices across downstream segments.

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