From the prebaked anode export data in May 2025, export volumes showed an upward trend compared to the previous month. Specifically, export orders to Indonesia, Canada, and the UAE increased significantly, all exceeding 10%, with a total increase of over 80,000 mt. However, orders to Malaysia, Iceland, and Russia declined. Southeast Asia and the Middle East regions have become the core engines of export growth due to industrial policy support and active investment, while demand in some traditional markets has contracted due to local capacity adjustments. Overall, prebaked anode export orders performed well in 2025, primarily due to the continuous release of new capacity in overseas aluminum markets and the gradual recovery of some enterprises' capacity, driving demand growth for prebaked anode. Additionally, after entering Q2 2025, the raw material side of prebaked anode showed signs of weakness, gradually weakening the driving force behind price increases. It is expected that subsequent export order prices will turn downward. Looking ahead, factors such as frequent fluctuations in raw material prices, complex and changing geopolitical risks, and a slowdown in global macroeconomic growth may adversely affect the price system and delivery rhythm of prebaked anode export orders. Continuous attention to relevant market dynamics is required.