Overall, based on the prebaked anode export data for April 2025, although there was a general decline in export volume, there were different performances in segmented markets. Orders exported to Malaysia, Indonesia, and Bahrain decreased significantly, mainly due to aluminum smelters digesting their existing inventories, leading to a reduction in demand for new orders. However, orders for prebaked anodes exported to Germany showed an increasing trend, closely related to the recovery of the European aluminum industry. With the recovery of the European market, increased demand drove corresponding prebaked anode imports. According to SMM's survey, export orders performed well overall in 2025. One of the main reasons was the continuous addition of new capacity in the overseas aluminum market and the resumption of production by some enterprises, a trend that boosted demand for prebaked anodes. Additionally, domestic prebaked anode prices surged in Q1 2025 due to a sharp increase in raw material prices, leading to a corresponding increase in overseas order prices. However, after entering Q2, signs of weakness emerged in the raw material side of prebaked anodes, weakening the driving force behind price increases. It is expected that export order prices will also shift from rising to falling.