The Chinese rubber industry adheres to technological progress and innovative development, achieving earth shaking changes. During the planned economy period, a complete industrial system was built, and after the reform and opening up, technological progress and product updates were achieved, growing into a world rubber industry powerhouse. Especially since the new century, China's rubber industry has shifted from quantitative changes to qualitative changes, and is moving towards becoming a strong rubber industry country. Among them, the period from the 15th Five Year Plan to the 11th Five Year Plan was a decade of rapid growth for China's rubber industry, while the product structure was rapidly adjusted and optimized. Compared with 2005, the total output value of the rubber industry increased by 178% in 2010, with an average annual growth rate of 36%, completing the sprint towards becoming a major rubber country; During the 12th Five Year Plan period, the industry has entered an important period of transition and transformation from old models to new models; During the 13th Five Year Plan period, pursuing and promoting high-quality development has become the theme, and intelligent manufacturing characterized by digitization, networking, and intelligence has become a new force. Advantageous enterprises seize opportunities to adjust their layout, "go global" to enhance global competitiveness, and environmental protection has become a consensus in the industry. The development of China's rubber industry has always been linked to the fate of the country. Through trials and tribulations, unity and hard work, perseverance, national strength and industrial prosperity, deep roots and lush leaves.

The monthly production of rubber additives fluctuates greatly, forming a V-shaped trend, and market prices also fluctuate with production fluctuations. According to statistics from the China Rubber Association, the average price of rubber additives in the first 10 months has dropped from 18600 yuan/ton to 14500 yuan/ton, setting a low in the past 3 years. Affected by market supply and demand, environmental protection policies, and the inverted relationship between product sales prices and raw oil prices, the carbon black market continued its downward trend in the fourth quarter of last year, with industry profits significantly shrinking. According to statistics from the China Rubber Association, industry profits in the first three quarters decreased significantly by 93.19% year-on-year, with major listed companies experiencing a significant decline in revenue and profits.