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Sep 10, 2026

ZacHOST
5:10
Many assumed it's carbon fiber due to the color and pattern.
ZacHOST
5:12
It's actually a self-reinforcing polypropylene.
ZacHOST
5:15
The PP is stretched into fibers and then laminated into the form.
ZacHOST
5:19
It turned out to be more durable, lighter, and cheaper than the aluminum when manufactured this way.
ZacHOST
5:23
Two, the material also enabled geometry improvements around the bolts and edges, as well as minor form changes.
Ved KrishnaHOST
42:53
And then, of course, you mentioned aluminum.
Ved KrishnaHOST
42:55
It could be a BOPP or polypropylene or a polyethylene layer.
Ved KrishnaHOST
43:02
There are kind of adhesives that go in between, which are also kind of a structure which is a strong carbon bond.
Ved KrishnaHOST
43:09
So there is a complexity to the structure.
Esther KrakueGUEST
24:50
Um, and it didn't need to get this far.
Esther KrakueGUEST
24:52
We have to remember that Spain is, uh, due to have a, an election next summer, and if the opinion polls are to be believed- You're probably going to see the Vox party and the PP, which is the sort of version of the Conservative Party, absolutely dominating, uh, in that election because of the, this, this scandal, which is only part of the, the scandal that, um, Pedro Sanchez's government has been dealing with.
Esther KrakueGUEST
25:13
I mean, he's been dealing with many corruption scandals.
Esther KrakueGUEST
25:16
His brother has just been incarcerated, uh, and banned from, uh, holding any sort of, uh, public, uh, role for, for a corruption scandal.
Brent WrightHOST
12:22
There you go.
Joris PeelsHOST
12:23
And they're using PP, I would guess, GF, but they say PP Composite.
Joris PeelsHOST
12:27
And they said they could print a scoliosis brace in three hours.
Joris PeelsHOST
12:30
And this, I think, is another really very interesting kind of thing, you know, where it's, again, it's a Chinese company saying, okay, we're going to go do OMP.
Jimmy SmithHOST
32:36
There we go.
Jimmy SmithHOST
32:37
Well done, PP.
speaker_7AUDIENCE
32:42
Thanks, Jimmy.
speaker_7AUDIENCE
32:43
As you know, I love farmers all the way from big cattle ranches right the way through to hobby farmers, Jimmy.
Jimmy SmithHOST
32:53
Get with the strength, Pete.
Jimmy SmithHOST
32:54
Commiserations.
Jimmy SmithHOST
32:54
Stay on the line, PP.
Jimmy SmithHOST
32:56
We'll get you out that Signet Boost Power Bank 3-0 comprehensive.
PaulHOST
70:18
I think Connor was completely right with this whole power play thing, which I don't want to bring it up again.
PaulHOST
70:22
I said PP word.
PaulHOST
70:25
Don't say the PP word.
PaulHOST
70:26
Not in front of Connor.
HodgeHOST
70:29
We're just saving it for a whole episode.
IsaacHOST
0:18
I'm Isaac, editor based in Singapore, and I hope you're having a great day.
IsaacHOST
0:23
I have with me Aswin Kondapalli, market specialist based in India for PE and PP.
IsaacHOST
0:29
Today we'll be talking about how these markets have been impacted by the US-Iran conflict and what trends we might see moving forward.
IsaacHOST
0:38
Thanks for joining us, Aswin.
Aswin KondapalliGUEST
1:53
But as the tension subsided, we have seen market sentiment improve and that premium from pre-war levels narrowed to as much as 15%.
Aswin KondapalliGUEST
2:04
But since the re-escalation of the war, we have seen again the premium has widened to about 30%.
Aswin KondapalliGUEST
2:12
For PP also, we have seen a similar trend.
Aswin KondapalliGUEST
2:15
Prices initially increased to around 53% from pre-conflict levels.
IsaacHOST
0:11
Welcome back to part two of this two-part series.
IsaacHOST
0:14
In part one, market specialist Aswin describes how India's PP and PE markets have been affected by the US-Iran conflict which began in late February.
IsaacHOST
0:27
Can you tell us more about the main logistical challenges and how they're affecting buying decisions?
Aswin KondapallyGUEST
0:33
Basically, I would say that at this point of time, logistics have become one of the more important factors in PPP markets apart from the supply demand fundamentals.
Aswin KondapallyGUEST
0:45
It has come into presence, especially with the re-escalation of the war, which has led to some supply disruptions in the Red Sea region.
Aswin KondapallyGUEST
0:53
So at the start of the war, we have seen that state of hormones technically closing and material not moving through this very important trade route.
Aswin KondapallyGUEST
4:37
So even though this really impacts profitability and margins for these Middle East players, but they would like to focus more on supplying the material to the Indian market, which is a very important import market for them.
Aswin KondapallyGUEST
4:51
And that way, they are trying to push more material into India market.
DannyAUDIENCE
0:00
Live from the POC Studios in South Melbourne, P.P. Piff
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:03
and Nick.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:04
From the north to the south to the east to the west, every money here on the FOS, P.P. Piff.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:11
Along with the show.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:12
Fifi Feb and Nick.
Nick NunziataHOST
60:24
There's a Star Wars name I already have that's not a Ryan Gosling character.
Nick NunziataHOST
60:29
In honor of Edward James Olmos, I've got PP as my Star Wars name.
Nick NunziataHOST
60:33
Do you have that one? I don't
Justin WaddellHOST
60:35
have any PP.
Justin WaddellHOST
60:36
What is it? Procker Pant.
Justin WaddellHOST
60:38
Procker Pant.

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