Tianjin TaiBo Float Glass Production Line plans for a cold repair, Jiangxi Ganyue Photovoltaic Production Line officially halts operation.

K-LinePoet · 2026-04-06T18:49:51+00:00

On April 1st, several glass manufacturers announced price increases. Among them, Sichuan South Glass plans to raise the price of Low-E coated large panels by 1 yuan/㎡, while other companies such as Liling Qibin and Fujian Ruibo have increased prices by 20 to 40 yuan/ton. At the same time, multiple production lines are affected by cold repairs or shutdowns, impacting glass supply.

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2026-04-06 18:49:51

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April 1 glass pricing adjustment information
Sichuan CNBM: The planned price increase for Low-E coated large panels is 1 yuan/㎡.
Liling Qibin: Plain float glass is planned to increase by 20 yuan/ton; ultra-clear and tinted coated float glass is planned to increase by 20–40 yuan/ton.
Qibin (Changxing, Shaoxing, Pinghu bases): Plain float glass is planned to increase by 20 yuan/ton.
Fujian Ruibo Glass: For all float glass products, the planned increase will be uniformly 20 yuan/ton.
Fuzhou Xinfu Xing: For all thicknesses of float glass plain glass, the planned increase will be uniformly 20 yuan/ton.
Qibin (Zhangzhou, Heyuan bases): Plain and ultra-clear products are planned to increase by 30 yuan/ton; tinted glass and coated products are planned to increase by 40 yuan/ton.
Float glass market updates
On March 31, Tai Glass Tianjin line (designed capacity 600 tons/day) conducted drainage and shut down for cold repair.
On March 31, Hubei Hanyur line (designed capacity 700 tons/day) stopped charging feedstock.
Solar glass market updates
On March 31, Jiangxi Ganyue New Materials Co., Ltd.'s photovoltaic glass production line (designed capacity 800 tons/day) shut down the kiln. (JuBo Glass Information)

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