TREE NEWS update: China Jushi said electronic cloth inventories remain at low levels and supply is still tight, with orders prioritized to meet customer demand. The company adjusted its October electronic cloth prices with good execution, while November prices have not yet been set. It expects supply additions in 2027 will struggle to match downstream demand growth, keeping the market in a tight balance.
China Jushi says electronic cloth supply stays tight, November prices undecided
China Jushi's comments matter because they come from a major supplier confirming that tightness in electronic cloth is a supply-side story, not just a demand blip — low inventories and order prioritization suggest buyers have limited leverage. The unresolved November pricing is the near-term signal: how that settles will show whether October's adjustment held or was a one-off. The company's own view that supply additions in 2027 will lag downstream demand growth extends the tight-balance thesis well beyond the current quarter, which is the more consequential claim. Whether that forecast survives scrutiny of actual capacity timelines is the open question.
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