| Reporting Segmentarrow_drop_up | Product Line | Amount | Percentage |
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| Fine chemicals and New Materials Series |
Diversified Chemicals and Polymer Applications
These companies produce diversified chemicals, such as solvents, additives, adhesives, and plastics.
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5.7B | 9.53% |
| Others |
Chemical Intermediates
These companies produce chemical intermediates, also known as monomers, which are the most basic chemicals that are eventually polymerized into polymers, and then into plastic. Examples of chemical intermediates include chlorine, ethylene, propylene, styrene, olefins, and alkenes.
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4.3B | 7.18% |
| Petrochemical |
Chemical Intermediates
These companies produce chemical intermediates, also known as monomers, which are the most basic chemicals that are eventually polymerized into polymers, and then into plastic. Examples of chemical intermediates include chlorine, ethylene, propylene, styrene, olefins, and alkenes.
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18.91B | 31.59% |
| Polyurethane |
Plastics
These companies manufacture plastics for diversified products and sell directly to their customers.
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30.95B | 51.71% |
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Fine chemicals and New Materials Series
Diversified Chemicals and Polymer Applications
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5.7B | 9.53% |
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These companies produce diversified chemicals, such as solvents, additives, adhesives, and plastics.
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Others
Chemical Intermediates
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4.3B | 7.18% |
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These companies produce chemical intermediates, also known as monomers, which are the most basic chemicals that are eventually polymerized into polymers, and then into plastic. Examples of chemical intermediates include chlorine, ethylene, propylene, styrene, olefins, and alkenes.
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Petrochemical
Chemical Intermediates
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18.91B | 31.59% |
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These companies produce chemical intermediates, also known as monomers, which are the most basic chemicals that are eventually polymerized into polymers, and then into plastic. Examples of chemical intermediates include chlorine, ethylene, propylene, styrene, olefins, and alkenes.
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Polyurethane
Plastics
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30.95B | 51.71% |
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These companies manufacture plastics for diversified products and sell directly to their customers.
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