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Propylene in Russia, the EAEU and the world: Production, Market and Forecast (3 edition)
Number of pages: 117
Number of tables: 28
Number of figures: 42
Language: Russian
Released: 06.08.2026
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This report is the third edition of a study of the global propylene market and the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) countries.
The objective of the study is to analyze the propylene market in Russia, the EAEU countries (which, in addition to Russia, include Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan), and the global market for this product.
The object of the study is propylene, an organic compound and an unsaturated hydrocarbon from the alkene class with the chemical formula C3H6.
This work is a desk study. The following sources of information were used: data from statistical committees of the EAEU countries (including Rosstat, the National Statistical Committee of the Republic of Belarus, the Bureau of National Statistics of the Agency for Strategic Planning and Reforms of the Republic of Kazakhstan); international databases of the UN (UNdata), World Bank, and Eurostat; international and European trade data (UN Comtrade, Trade Map); the Unified Information System in Procurement; rail transportation statistics; the SBIS database; foreign specialized companies; annual and quarterly reports of securities issuers; Industry and regional press, conference materials, websites of companies producing and consuming the products under study; scientific and technical literature (e.g., elibrary), the Federal Institute of Industrial Property (FIPS) patent database; the InfoMine database, etc.
Research timeframe: 2015 - 6 months to 2025; 2026 – assessment, forecast – 2027-2035.
Research geography: Russia – comprehensive, detailed market analysis; global and EAEU countries – general retrospective market analysis.
The report consists of 7 parts and contains 117 pages, including 42 figures, 28 tables, and 3 appendices.
The first chapter is devoted to the global propylene market. This section presents data on capacity, international trade in this product, sales prices, consumption, and development prospects for the global propylene market.
The second chapter presents information on the industrial technologies used to produce propylene, production capacity in Russia, and the main raw materials used for its production.
The third chapter analyzes propylene production in Russia and other EAEU countries. It presents product quality requirements, traces production dynamics, and provides data on production volumes from 2015 to the first six months of 2026. It also provides an estimate of production in 2026 by enterprise, and describes the leading producers of the product and their current status.
The fourth chapter analyzes foreign trade transactions with propylene in Russia and the EAEU countries from 2015 to 2025. It presents data on export and import volumes of the product under study, presents the geographic structure of supply, and analyzes information on individual propylene exporters and importers. Chapter 5 presents information on the price of propylene in the Russian domestic market and analyzes data on changes in export and import prices for the product from 2015 to 2025.
Chapter 6 is devoted to propylene consumption in Russia. This section presents the production and consumption balance of the product under study, presents its application structure in Russia, examines the main areas of propylene use, and describes the largest consumer companies.
The seventh and final chapter is devoted to the forecast for propylene production and consumption in Russia through 2035.
The appendices present the main characteristics of the Russian propylene market from 1999 to 2014, and provide contact information for Russian propylene producers and the largest consumers of this product, processing third-party products.
Target audience of the study:
– propylene market participants and feedstock for this product;
– potential investors.
The proposed study aims to serve as a reference guide for marketing departments and management decision-makers working in the chemical products market.
Abstract
Introduction
1. Brief overview of the global propylene market in 2019-2025
1.1. Global propylene production capacity and volumes in 2019-2025
1.2. International propylene trade in 2019-2025
1.3. Global propylene consumption in 2019-2025
1.4. Overview of global propylene prices
2. Propylene production technology and feedstocks used in industry in the EAEU
2.1. Propylene production methods in the EAEU
2.2. Feedstock for propylene production in Russia
2.3. Feedstock supply routes to the EAEU
3. Propylene production in the EAEU in 2015-2025
3.1. Product quality
3.2. Propylene Production Volume in the EAEU Countries in 2015-2025
3.3. Key Propylene Producers in the EAEU in 2015-2025
3.4. Current Status of Propylene Producers in Russia
3.4.1. Zapsibneftekhim LLC (Tyumen Region)
3.4.2. Nizhnekamskneftekhim PJSC (Republic of Tatarstan)
3.4.3. Ufaorgsintez PJSC (Republic of Bashkortostan)
3.4.4. Sibur-Kstovo JSC (Nizhny Novgorod Region)
3.4.5. Stavrolen LLC (Budennovsk, Stavropol Territory)
3.4.6. Gazprom Neftekhim Salavat LLC (Republic of Bashkortostan)
3.4.7. Other Propylene Producers in Russia
3.5. New Propylene Production Projects in Russia
3.6. Current Status of Propylene Producers in Other EAEU Countries
3.6.1. Belarus
3.6.2. Kazakhstan
4. Foreign Propylene Trade in the EAEU in 2015-2025
4.1. Foreign Propylene Trade in Russia in 2015-2025
4.1.1. Exports
4.1.1.1. Volumes and Destinations of Supplies from Russia in 2015-2025
4.1.1.2. Main Propylene Exporters in Russia in 2015-2025
4.1.2. Imports
4.1.2.1. Volumes and Destinations of Supplies to Russia in 2015-2024
4.1.2.2. Main Importers of Propylene in Russia in 2015-2024
4.2. Foreign Trade in Propylene in Other EAEU Countries in 2015-2025
5. Overview of Propylene Prices in Russia in 2015-2025
5.1. Domestic Propylene Prices
5.2. Dynamics of Export-Import Prices in Russia in 2015-2025
6. Propylene Consumption in Russia in 2015-2025
6.1. Propylene Production and Consumption Balance in Russia in 2015-2025
6.2. Propylene Consumption Structure in Russia in 2025
6.3. Main Applications of Propylene in Russia
6.3.1. Polypropylene Production
6.3.2. Alcohol Production
6.3.3. Phenol Production
6.3.4. Acrylonitrile Production
6.3.5. Other Propylene Uses
6.4. Major Consumers of Commercial Propylene in 2015-2025
6.4.1. Poliom LLC (Omsk Region)
6.4.2. Tomskneftekhim LLC (Tomsk)
6.4.3. Saratovorgsintez LLC (Saratov Region)
6.4.4. Omsky Kauchuk JSC (Omsk)
7. Propylene Production and Consumption Forecast in Russia through 2035
Appendix 1. Key Characteristics of the Propylene Market in the EAEU in 1999-2014
Appendix 2. Contact Information for Propylene Producers in Russia
Appendix 3. Contact Information for the Largest Propylene Consumers in Russia
Table 1. Physicochemical characteristics of propylene
Table 2. Major propylene importing countries in 2019-2025, thousand tons
Table 3. Major propylene exporting countries in 2019-2025, thousand tons
Table 4. Export prices of major propylene exporting countries in 2019-2025, USD/ton
Table 5. Import prices of major propylene importing countries in 2019-2025, USD/ton
Table 6. Design capacities of propylene producers in the EAEU
Table 7. Pyrogas yield depending on hydrocarbon feedstock composition
Table 8. Hydrocarbon feedstock supply routes for propylene production
Table 9. Technical characteristics of propylene (according to GOST) 25043-2013)
Table 10. Propylene production in the EAEU by enterprise in 2015 - 6 months. 2026, thousand tons
Table 11. Propylene production capacity utilisation in 2022-2025, %
Table 12. Propylene supply structure of JSC Sibur-Kstovo in 2015-2025, thousand tons
Table 13. Russian consumers of propylene of JSC Sibur-Kstovo in 2020-2025, thousand tons
Table 14. Propylene supply structure of Stavrolen LLC in 2015-2025, thousand tons
Table 15. Russian consumers of propylene of Stavrolen LLC in 2020-2025, thousand tons
Table 16. Propylene supply structure of Gazprom Neftekhim Salavat LLC in 2015-2025, thousand tons
Table 17. Geographic structure of Russian propylene exports in 2015-2025, thousand tons
Table 18. Main exporters of propylene in Russia in 2015-2025, thousand tons
Table 19. Countries exporting propylene to Russia in 2015-2025, tons
Table 20. Main consumers of imported propylene in 2015-2025, tons
Table 21. Average annual export prices of propylene in Russia by source country in 2015-2024, USD per ton
Table 22. Average annual export prices of propylene in Russia by producer in 2015-2024, USD per ton
Table 23. Average annual Propylene import prices in Russia by major consumers in 2015-2024, USD per ton
Table 24. Propylene production and consumption balance in Russia in 2015-2025, thousand tons
Table 25. Propylene derivatives production in Russia in 2015-2025, thousand tons
Table 26. Major Russian propylene consumers in 2022-2024, thousand tons
Table 27. Investment projects for propylene production in Russia
Table 28. Foreign trade in propylene in Russia in 1999-2014, thousand tons
Figure 1. Global Propylene Production Capacity and Volume Dynamics in 2019-2026, million tons
Figure 2. Geographical Structure of Propylene Capacity by Region in 2025, %
Figure 3. Global Propylene Trade Dynamics in 2019-2025, million tons, billion USD
Figure 4. Regional Structure of Global Propylene Imports in 2025, %
Figure 5. Largest Propylene Importing Countries in 2025, %
Figure 6. Regional Structure of Global Propylene Exports in 2025, %
Figure 7. Largest Propylene Exporting Countries in 2025, %
Figure 8. Structure of Global Propylene Consumption by Region in 2025, %
Figure 9. Structure of Global Propylene Consumption By application sector in 2025, %
Figure 10. Propylene production flow chart by pyrolysis
Figure 11. Propylene production dynamics in the EAEU in 2015-2026, million tons
Figure 12. Share of producing countries in total propylene production in the EAEU in 2015-2026, %
Figure 13. Propylene and PP production dynamics at Zapsibneftekhim LLC in 2015-2025, thousand tons
Figure 14. Propylene and its derivatives production dynamics at Nizhnekamskneftekhim PJSC in 2015-2025, thousand tons
Figure 15. Propylene and its derivatives production dynamics at Ufaorgsintez PJSC in 2015-2025 2015-2025, thousand tons
Figure 16. Dynamics of propylene production at Sibur-Kstovo JSC in 2015-2025, thousand tons
Figure 17. Dynamics of propylene and PP production at Stavrolen LLC in 2015-2025, thousand tons
Figure 18. Dynamics of propylene and butyl alcohols production at Gazprom Neftekhim Salavat LLC in 2015-2025, thousand tons
Figure 19. Dynamics of propylene production at AZP JSC in 2015-2025, thousand tons
Figure 20. Dynamics of propylene and butyl alcohols production at Sibur-Khimprom JSC in 2015-2025, thousand tons
Figure 21. Dynamics of production Propylene and phenol production at Kazanorgsintez PJSC in 2015-2025, thousand tons
Figure 22. Production flow chart at Naftan OJSC
Figure 23. Propylene and acrylonitrile production dynamics at Polimir OJSC in 2015-2025, thousand tons
Figure 24. Propylene and PP production dynamics at Neftekhim LTD Company LLP in 2015-2025, thousand tons
Figure 25. Propylene foreign trade in the EAEU countries in 2015-2025, thousand tons
Figure 26. Propylene export dynamics in Russia in 2015-2025, thousand tons, million USD
Figure 27. Propylene import dynamics in Russia in 2015-2025, tons, thousands of dollars
Figure 28. Foreign trade in propylene in Belarus, 2015-2025, thousands of tons
Figure 29. Dynamics of average propylene prices in Russia in 2015-2026, thousand rubles/ton excluding VAT
Figure 30. Dynamics of average annual propylene export prices in Russia in 2015-2025, dollars per ton
Figure 31. Dynamics of average annual propylene import prices in Russia in 2015-2024, dollars per ton
Figure 32. Structure of propylene consumption in Russia by application in 2025, %
Figure 33. Dynamics of polypropylene production in Russia in 2015-2025, thousands of tons
Figure 34. Production dynamics Butyl alcohols in Russia in 2015-2024, thousand tons
Figure 35. Phenol production dynamics in Russia in 2015-2025, thousand tons
Figure 36. Propylene and polypropylene production dynamics at Poliom LLC in 2015-2025, thousand tons
Figure 37. Propylene and PP production dynamics at Tomskneftekhim LLC in 2015-2025, thousand tons
Figure 38. NAK production dynamics at Saratovorgsintez LLC in 2015-2025, thousand tons
Figure 39. Propylene and its derivatives production dynamics at Omsky Kauchuk JSC in 2015-2025, thousand tons
Figure 40. Propylene Production and Consumption Forecast in Russia through 2035, million tons
Figure 41. Propylene Production in the EAEU in 1999–2014, thousand tons
Figure 42. Propylene Trade in Belarus in 2002–2014, thousand tons
