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Lyondellbasell Industries N V's Suppliers Performance

LYB's Supply Chain

 
LYB Costs vs Sales of Suppliers Growth Revenues of Lyondellbasell Industries N V's Suppliers, deteriorated by -1.08 % compared to the same quarter a year ago, sequentially sales grew by 32.38 %, while their net profit margin fell to 14.09 % year on year, compared to the previous quarter Lyondellbasell Industries N V's Suppliers had a lower net margin at 32.38 %,

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Lyondellbasell Industries N V's Suppliers realized a deteriorated in sales by -1.08 % compared to the same quarter a year ago, sequentially sales grew by 32.38 %, while their net profit margin fell to 14.09 % year on year, compare to previous quarter LYB's Suppliers had lower net margin at 14.09 %,

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LyondellBasell Taps into MSI Technology's Capabilities for New Consumer Packaging Plan as Supplier Sales Record Notable Surge

LyondellBasell Industries N.V. (LYB) announced on January 30, 2024, a strategic collaboration with MSI Technology, LLC, to propel its Polybutene-1 (PB-1) resin line into North American consumer packaging ap...




Lyondellbasell Industries N V's Comment on Supply Chain


Raw material cost is the largest component of the total cost for the production of ethylene and its co-products. The primary raw materials used are heavy liquids and domestically sourced and currently cost advantaged natural gas liquids (“NGLs”) mainly from regional producers via a mix of contractual and spot arrangements. Heavy liquids include crude oil-based naphtha and gas oil, as well as condensate, a very light crude oil resulting from natural gas production (collectively referred to as “heavy liquids”). NGLs include ethane, propane and butane. The use of heavy liquid raw materials results in the production of a significant amount of co-products such as propylene, butadiene and benzene, as well as gasoline blending components, while the use of NGLs results in the production of a smaller amount of co-products.

Historically, facilities using heavy liquids as feedstock have generated higher margins than those using ethane. However, in recent years ethane has had a cost advantage over heavy liquids due to the recent technological advances for extracting shale gas. A plant’s flexibility to consume a wide range of raw materials generally will provide an advantage over plants that are restricted in their processing capabilities. We can process significant quantities of either heavy liquids or NGLs. We estimate that in the U.S. we can process up to 85% NGLs. Changes in the raw material feedstock utilized in the production process will result in variances in production capacities among products. We believe our raw material flexibility in the U.S. is a key advantage in our production of ethylene and its co-products over time.

In North America, we also purchase large amounts of natural gas to be used primarily as an energy source in our business via market-based contractual arrangements from numerous suppliers.


Raw material cost is the largest component of the total cost for the production of ethylene and its co-products. The primary raw materials used in our European olefin facilities are heavy liquids and, for our Saudi joint venture facilities, locally sourced and cost advantaged NGLs, including ethane, propane and butane. The principal raw materials used by our polyolefin and Catalloy process resin businesses are propylene and ethylene. In Europe, we have the capacity to produce approximately 50% of the propylene requirements of our European PP business and approximately 90% of the ethylene requirements of our European PE business. Propylene and ethylene requirements that are not produced internally generally are acquired via spot purchases or pursuant to long-term contracts with third-party suppliers.
Our PP compounding facilities generally receive their PP and other polymers from one of our wholly owned or joint venture facilities. PB-1 raw materials are sourced solely from external supply. Some of our joint ventures receive propylene and ethylene from their local shareholders under long-term contracts.

The primary raw materials used for the production of PO and its co-products and derivatives are propylene, isobutane, mixed butane, ethylene and benzene. The market prices of these raw materials historically have been related to the price of crude oil, NGLs and natural gas, as well as supply and demand for the raw materials.
In the U.S., we obtain a large portion of our propylene, benzene and ethylene raw materials needed for the production of PO and its co-products and derivatives internally from our O&P–Americas segment. Raw materials for the non-U.S. production of PO and its co-products and derivatives are obtained internally and also from third parties. We consume a significant portion of our internally-produced PO in the production of PO derivatives.

The cost of raw materials generally is the largest component of total production cost for PO and its co-products and derivatives. The raw material requirements for these businesses are purchased at market-based prices from numerous suppliers in the U.S. and Europe with which we have established contractual relationships, as well as in the spot market.
We purchase our ethanol requirements for the production of ETBE from third parties; the methanol for our MTBE production comes from internal production and third parties. The primary raw materials required for the production of acetic acid are carbon monoxide and methanol. We purchase carbon monoxide pursuant to a long-term contract under which pricing is based primarily on the cost of production. All methanol required for acetyls production is internally sourced. Natural gas is the primary raw material required for the production of methanol.

In addition to ethylene, acetic acid is a primary raw material for the production of VAM. For the production of VAM, we obtain our entire requirements for acetic acid and ethylene from our internal production. Historically we have used a large percentage of our acetic acid production to produce VAM.

We purchase the crude oil used as a raw material for the Houston refinery on the open market on a spot basis and under a number of supply agreements with regional producers.


Lyondellbasell Industries N V's Comment on Supply Chain


Raw material cost is the largest component of the total cost for the production of ethylene and its co-products. The primary raw materials used are heavy liquids and domestically sourced and currently cost advantaged natural gas liquids (“NGLs”) mainly from regional producers via a mix of contractual and spot arrangements. Heavy liquids include crude oil-based naphtha and gas oil, as well as condensate, a very light crude oil resulting from natural gas production (collectively referred to as “heavy liquids”). NGLs include ethane, propane and butane. The use of heavy liquid raw materials results in the production of a significant amount of co-products such as propylene, butadiene and benzene, as well as gasoline blending components, while the use of NGLs results in the production of a smaller amount of co-products.

Historically, facilities using heavy liquids as feedstock have generated higher margins than those using ethane. However, in recent years ethane has had a cost advantage over heavy liquids due to the recent technological advances for extracting shale gas. A plant’s flexibility to consume a wide range of raw materials generally will provide an advantage over plants that are restricted in their processing capabilities. We can process significant quantities of either heavy liquids or NGLs. We estimate that in the U.S. we can process up to 85% NGLs. Changes in the raw material feedstock utilized in the production process will result in variances in production capacities among products. We believe our raw material flexibility in the U.S. is a key advantage in our production of ethylene and its co-products over time.

In North America, we also purchase large amounts of natural gas to be used primarily as an energy source in our business via market-based contractual arrangements from numerous suppliers.


Raw material cost is the largest component of the total cost for the production of ethylene and its co-products. The primary raw materials used in our European olefin facilities are heavy liquids and, for our Saudi joint venture facilities, locally sourced and cost advantaged NGLs, including ethane, propane and butane. The principal raw materials used by our polyolefin and Catalloy process resin businesses are propylene and ethylene. In Europe, we have the capacity to produce approximately 50% of the propylene requirements of our European PP business and approximately 90% of the ethylene requirements of our European PE business. Propylene and ethylene requirements that are not produced internally generally are acquired via spot purchases or pursuant to long-term contracts with third-party suppliers.
Our PP compounding facilities generally receive their PP and other polymers from one of our wholly owned or joint venture facilities. PB-1 raw materials are sourced solely from external supply. Some of our joint ventures receive propylene and ethylene from their local shareholders under long-term contracts.

The primary raw materials used for the production of PO and its co-products and derivatives are propylene, isobutane, mixed butane, ethylene and benzene. The market prices of these raw materials historically have been related to the price of crude oil, NGLs and natural gas, as well as supply and demand for the raw materials.
In the U.S., we obtain a large portion of our propylene, benzene and ethylene raw materials needed for the production of PO and its co-products and derivatives internally from our O&P–Americas segment. Raw materials for the non-U.S. production of PO and its co-products and derivatives are obtained internally and also from third parties. We consume a significant portion of our internally-produced PO in the production of PO derivatives.

The cost of raw materials generally is the largest component of total production cost for PO and its co-products and derivatives. The raw material requirements for these businesses are purchased at market-based prices from numerous suppliers in the U.S. and Europe with which we have established contractual relationships, as well as in the spot market.
We purchase our ethanol requirements for the production of ETBE from third parties; the methanol for our MTBE production comes from internal production and third parties. The primary raw materials required for the production of acetic acid are carbon monoxide and methanol. We purchase carbon monoxide pursuant to a long-term contract under which pricing is based primarily on the cost of production. All methanol required for acetyls production is internally sourced. Natural gas is the primary raw material required for the production of methanol.

In addition to ethylene, acetic acid is a primary raw material for the production of VAM. For the production of VAM, we obtain our entire requirements for acetic acid and ethylene from our internal production. Historically we have used a large percentage of our acetic acid production to produce VAM.

We purchase the crude oil used as a raw material for the Houston refinery on the open market on a spot basis and under a number of supply agreements with regional producers.



LYB's Suppliers Net profit fell by LYB's Suppliers Net margin fell in Q4 to
-15.29 % 14.09 %


's Suppliers Sales Growth in Q4 2023 by Industry

Suppliers from Chemical Manufacturing Industry -3.96 %   
Suppliers from Chemicals - Plastics & Rubber Industry      0.88 %
Suppliers from Iron & Steel Industry      5.91 %
Suppliers from Miscellaneous Fabricated Products Industry      3.29 %
Suppliers from Construction Raw Materials Industry  
Suppliers from Construction Services Industry      7.59 %
Suppliers from Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industry      11.77 %
Suppliers from Industrial Machinery and Components Industry -0.35 %   
Suppliers from Conglomerates Industry      2.77 %
Suppliers from Auto & Truck Parts Industry      16.24 %
Suppliers from Electric & Wiring Equipment Industry      21.14 %
Suppliers from Oil & Gas Integrated Operations Industry -9.6 %   
Suppliers from Oil Refineries Industry -5.08 %   
Suppliers from Property & Casualty Insurance Industry      1.76 %
Suppliers from Regional Banks Industry -18.99 %   
Suppliers from Commercial Banks Industry -1.55 %   
Suppliers from Rental & Leasing Industry      128.64 %
Suppliers from Cruise and Shipping Industry      16.38 %
Suppliers from Electronic Instruments & Controls Industry -44.25 %   
Suppliers from Scientific & Technical Instruments Industry -3.67 %   
Suppliers from Consumer Electronics Industry      6.92 %
Suppliers from Transport & Logistics Industry -9.88 %   
Suppliers from Railroads Industry -1.79 %   
Suppliers from Marine Transportation Industry      20.24 %
Suppliers from Natural Gas Utilities Industry -12.6 %   
     
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LYB's vs. Suppliers, Data

(Revenue and Income for Trailing 12 Months, in Millions of $, except Employees)



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Lyondellbasell Industries N v 33,581.41 39,063.00 1,902.00 19,100
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American Superconductor Corp 375.29 125.37 -19.11 354
Ampco pittsburgh Corp 44.50 407.77 3.93 1,076
Air Products And Chemicals Inc 53,946.70 12,600.00 2,338.60 21,900
Arcbest Corporation 3,356.37 4,427.44 195.43 13,238
Ashland Inc 5,236.21 2,191.00 178.00 11,000
Astrotech Corp 14.39 1.14 -10.02 42
Ati Inc 7,480.65 4,173.60 423.40 9,700
Avient Corporation 3,811.45 3,142.50 76.20 0
Badger Meter Inc 4,642.06 668.01 85.42 1,514
Bonso Electronics International Inc. 5.44 14.80 -2.76 528
Berkshire Hathaway Inc 492,047.10 349,271.00 77,710.00 0
Cabot Corporation 5,153.48 3,931.00 484.00 4,300
Celanese Corporation 18,203.28 10,940.00 1,964.00 8,529
Cemtrex Inc 4.27 58.61 -9.35 577
Cf Bankshares Inc 128.93 50.61 17.37 45
Clearday Inc 8.09 7.54 -16.71 0
Comtech Telecommunications Corp 89.71 571.27 -40.91 1,852
Csx Corporation 74,440.57 14,657.00 3,715.00 20,900
Covenant Logistics Group Inc 629.39 1,103.57 55.23 0
Danaher Corporation 185,646.08 23,890.00 4,764.00 80,000
Dover Corporation 24,901.51 8,437.63 2,326.83 25,000
Dow Inc 40,377.03 45,860.00 1,402.00 35,700
Eastman Chemical Co 11,962.17 9,210.00 896.00 14,000
Emerson Electric Co 65,023.69 15,837.00 11,006.00 85,500
Franklin Electric Co Inc 4,946.07 2,065.01 194.73 5,200
Fmc Corporation 7,994.26 4,486.00 1,321.00 6,400
Gevo inc 143.78 17.20 -66.22 74
Haynes International inc 770.05 603.80 41.94 1,123
Hubbell Inc 22,352.18 5,372.10 766.00 16,200
Hub Group Inc 1,299.37 4,503.07 218.02 2,568
Idex Corp 18,383.42 3,273.90 595.60 7,536
Innospec Inc 3,222.27 1,963.90 126.80 1,800
Itron Inc 4,105.22 2,172.91 98.32 6,065
Illinois Tool Works Inc 81,384.49 16,107.00 2,957.00 45,000
J b Hunt Transport Services Inc 20,819.40 12,829.67 728.29 33,045
Kvh Industries Inc 96.81 132.38 -15.42 604
Liquidmetal Technologies Inc 62.74 0.51 -2.05 26
Mueller Water Products Inc 2,472.73 1,217.30 77.30 3,900
Newmarket Corporation 6,012.78 2,697.51 388.86 1,998
Norfolk Southern Corporation 58,060.78 12,156.00 1,827.00 18,100
Old Dominion Freight Line Inc 47,593.70 5,862.26 1,240.62 23,663
Piedmont Lithium Inc 230.19 0.00 -21.78 10,400
Ppg Industries Inc 34,396.82 18,246.00 1,309.00 49,300
Rockwell Automation Inc 33,561.22 9,129.00 1,112.00 26,000
Roper Technologies Inc 60,226.12 6,177.20 1,384.20 19,300
Saia Inc 15,732.13 2,786.03 336.49 8,900
Stepan Company 2,064.62 2,419.82 52.23 2,073
Schneider National Inc 3,904.99 5,498.90 238.50 19,600
Scully Royalty Ltd 96.29 48.79 -17.92 0
Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc 225,524.53 42,857.00 5,955.00 130,000
Trinseo Plc 114.30 3,474.50 -946.70 2,197
Union Pacific Corp 150,123.20 24,119.00 6,379.00 29,905
Usa Truck inc. 284.98 785.04 33.29 2,800
Universal Stainless and Alloy Products Inc 221,452.19 261.94 -1.41 645
United States Lime and Minerals Inc 1,664.92 272.36 68.35 321
Vishay Precision Group Inc 462.45 354.34 26.01 2,600
Vystar Corporation 0.72 -1.37 -3.42 1
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Westlake Chemical Partners Lp 785.42 1,190.79 334.63 141
Advanced Drainage Systems Inc 13,535.65 2,443.05 504.12 4,615
Xylem Inc 27,917.96 7,364.00 609.00 17,300
Yellow Corporation 57.21 4,846.00 -80.00 0
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Argan Inc 675.92 580.76 36.58 862
Amerisafe Inc 949.45 306.50 63.71 449
Bio en Holdings Corp. 158.57 0.00 -0.04 1
Bwx Technologies Inc 9,197.32 2,496.31 246.32 5,300
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Capital Product Partners L p 0.00 299.07 127.58 1
Delek Us Holdings Inc 2,016.96 16,917.40 46.70 1,326
Dynagas Lng Partners Lp 99.93 131.66 42.45 1
Employers Holdings Inc 1,187.37 850.90 118.10 716
Exterran Corporation 152.01 760.90 -84.93 800
Fidelity D and D Bancorp Inc 264.42 72.13 18.21 164
F and m Bank Corp 59.58 40.79 2.77 168
Fncb Bancorp Inc 116.65 52.66 12.98 269
Franklin Financial Services Corporation 113.92 65.76 13.60 250
First National Corp 101.93 55.98 15.25 187
Stealthgas Inc 225.11 152.76 34.25 758
Graco Inc 16,070.53 2,195.61 506.51 3,200
Golar Lng Limited 2,304.53 451.90 560.62 30
Green Plains Inc 1,273.31 3,295.74 -76.30 1,294
Chart Industries Inc 7,583.72 3,352.40 56.90 4,050
Hills Bancorporation 605.19 131.99 43.31 391
Hollysys Automation Technologies Ltd 1,589.94 729.49 107.07 3,600
Honeywell International Inc 137,107.97 36,662.00 5,672.00 99,000
Isabella Bank Corp 148.74 67.03 19.44 374
Juniata Valley Financial Corp 62.69 27.51 6.60 105
Kbr Inc 8,305.59 6,956.00 -261.00 25,000
Lake Area Corn Processors Llc 0.00 280.44 4.13 39
Dorian Lpg Ltd 1,499.18 552.96 304.23 50
National Bank Holdings Corp 1,341.06 417.57 142.05 956
Ngl Energy Partners Lp 763.19 7,375.81 60.41 2,700
Natural Gas Services Group Inc 244.09 108.77 2.29 235
Enpro Inc 3,392.79 1,058.80 18.30 5,000
Navigator Holdings Ltd 1,137.76 550.74 86.87 37
New Peoples Bankshares Inc 59.24 38.13 7.89 4,000
Ocean Bio chem Inc 139.59 63.42 4.88 128
Prosperity Bancshares Inc 5,870.35 1,111.47 461.72 3,037
Prime Meridian Holding Co 70.22 29.79 8.71 56
Seapeak Llc 0.00 726.79 317.72 0
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Vecta Inc 409.30 1.92 0.09 15
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Washington Trust Bancorp Inc 449.64 190.04 48.18 582
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Williams Industrial Services Group Inc 0.00 299.02 -63.21 0
Wsfs Financial Corporation 2,629.57 931.76 289.96 947
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