据烃加工在线5月27日消息称，环球数据公司的数据显示，包装行业将在未来四年推动印度聚丙烯工厂的产能增长。2017年，包装行业占印度聚丙烯需求的28.8%。

2017年印度最大的聚丙烯工厂分别是信实工业Jamnagar聚丙烯1号工厂、信实工业Jamnagar聚丙烯2号工厂、印度石油公司巴尼伯德聚丙烯工厂、HPCL-Mittal能源Bhatinda 聚丙烯1号工厂和信实工业Hazira聚丙烯工厂。

环球数据公司石油和天然气分析师Dayanand Kharade解释说：“由于城市化和收入水平不断提高，聚丙烯的需求不断增长，主要来自包装，这正促使印度大幅增加产能。”

印度的主要油气产业公司包括有信实工业有限公司、印度石油公司、石油天然气公司、印度斯坦石油公司和霍尔迪亚石化公司。2017年，这些公司总共占印度聚丙烯产能的86.6%。

印度消费聚丙烯的主要行业是包装、电气、设备和设施、家用电器、汽车和建筑。2017年，这些行业占中国聚丙烯需求的近83%。

聚丙烯的平均价格预计将以3.2%的年复合增长率从2017年的1228.6美元/吨增长到2022年的1440.0美元/吨。

2008年，印度是一个净进口国，而在2009年至2015年期间，印度是聚丙烯的净出口国。根据环球数据公司的预测，进口占需求的比例预计将从2017年的12.2%下降到2022年的11%。

曹海斌 摘译自 烃加工在线

原文如下：

Packaging industry driving polypropylene growth in India

The packaging industry, which accounted for a share of 28.8% of the polypropylene demand in India in 2017, is set to drive the country’s polypropylene plant capacity over the next four years, according to GlobalData.

The largest polypropylene plants in India in 2017 were Reliance Industries Jamnagar Polypropylene Plant 1, Reliance Industries Jamnagar Polypropylene Plant 2, Indian Oil Corp. Panipat Polypropylene Plant, HPCL-Mittal Energy Bhatinda Polypropylene Plant 1 and Reliance Industries Hazira Polypropylene Plant.

Dayanand Kharade, Oil & Gas Analyst at GlobalData, explains: “Increasing polypropylene demand mainly from packaging, due to urbanisation and growing income levels are contributing to large capacity additions in India.”

The major companies in the country are Reliance Industries Ltd, Indian Oil Corp Ltd, Oil and Natural Gas Corp Ltd, Hindustan Petroleum Corp Ltd and Haldia Petrochemicals Ltd. In 2017, together these companies accounted for 86.6% of the polypropylene capacity in India.

The main sectors that consume polypropylene in India are packaging, electrical, equipment and facilities, household appliances, automotive, and construction. In 2017, these sectors accounted for almost 83% of the country’s polypropylene demand.

The average price of polypropylene is expected to grow at a CAGR of 3.2% from US$1228.6/t in 2017 to US$1440.0/t in 2022.

In 2008, India was a net importer, whereas during the period from 2009 to 2015, India was a net exporter of polypropylene. According to GlobalData forecasts, imports as a percentage of demand are expected to decrease from 12.2% in 2017 to 11% in 2022.

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