UBS: Supply Chain Disruptions in Petrochemical Downstream Products Could Benefit Chinese Companies

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According to a research report from UBS, the closure of the Strait of Hormuz is impacting energy supplies. As China is the largest exporter of petrochemical products, Chinese companies could potentially benefit if international peers face disruptions in the downstream petrochemical supply chain. If the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz continues, the risk of supply chain interruptions for petrochemical products widely used in automotive and parts, consumer goods manufacturing, and agriculture is expected to rise. Analysts at the bank anticipate that prolonged closure could lead to shortages of key components and raw materials for industries such as engineering machinery and machine tools/precision transmission equipment. India, South Korea, and ASEAN countries have the highest exposure to China's petrochemical exports. UBS sees potential opportunities for global market share growth for HAIER SMARTHOME (06690), FUYAO GLASS (03606), Shenzhen Kedali Industry Co.,Ltd. (002850.SZ), Jiangsu Hengli Hydraulic Co.,Ltd. (601100.SH), China Cssc Holdings Limited (600150.SH), Xcmg Construction Machinery Co.,Ltd. (000425.SZ), SINOTRUK (03808), Yutong Bus Co.,Ltd. (600066.SH), Ninebot Limited (689009.SH), and PHARMARON (03759).

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