Saudi Arabia's Advanced Petrochemical plans to shut its propylene and polypropylene plant in March for three weeks for scheduled maintenance, as per Reuters. The plant, in Jubail on the Gulf coast of Saudi Arabia, will go offline on March 1, adding that any impact from the shutdown would be reflected in the first quarter.
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