The integration trend in the silicone oil industry chain is evident, with upstream and downstream companies enhancing synergy through various means to improve overall competitiveness. This integration not only changes the industry competition landscape but also drives technological innovation and efficiency improvements.

Vertical integration is one of the main trends. Upstream organic silicon monomer producers are extending downstream into silicone oil production, while downstream deep-processing companies are expanding upstream to ensure stable raw material supply. This integration model improves resource utilization efficiency and enhances companies' risk resistance capabilities. Meanwhile, collaborative innovation across industry chain segments promotes the development and application expansion of new products.

Horizontal integration is also accelerating. Industry companies are expanding scale through mergers and acquisitions, increasing market concentration. This integration optimizes resource allocation, avoids redundant construction, and enhances the industry's overall competitiveness. Additionally, the cost advantages brought by economies of scale improve companies' profitability.

Cross-industry cooperation is becoming a new development direction. Silicone oil producers are establishing strategic partnerships with downstream application companies to develop customized products. This cooperation model not only increases product added value but also accelerates the marketization of new technologies and products. This model is particularly prevalent in high-end application areas such as new energy and electronic information.