Adipic Acid Price Trend & Forecast

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Published: 2025-01-27
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Global Adipic Acid Spot Market Prices, Chart, Trend Analysis And Forecast

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Adipic Acid Regional Coverage	Adipic Acid Grade and Country Coverage	Adipic Acid Pricing Data Coverage Explanation
Asia-Pacific Adipic Acid Pricing Analysis	Adipic Acid Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min) FOB Prices at Busan Port, South Korea	Weekly Price Update on Adipic Acid Real-Time Export Prices from Busan Port, South Korea to Global Markets
	Adipic Acid Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min) FOB Prices at Shanghai Port, China	Weekly Price Update on Adipic Acid Real-Time Export Prices from Shanghai Port, China to Global Markets
	Adipic Acid Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min) CIF Prices at Singapore Port, Singapore Importing from South Korea	Weekly Price Update on Adipic Acid Real-Time Import Prices at Singapore Port, Singapore from South Korea
	Adipic Acid Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min) CIF Prices at Kaohsiung Port, Taiwan Importing from South Korea	Weekly Price Update on Adipic Acid Real-Time Import Prices at Kaohsiung Port, Taiwan from South Korea
	Adipic Acid Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min) CIF Prices at Haiphong Port, Vietnam Importing from China	Weekly Price Update on Adipic Acid Real-Time Import Prices at Haiphong Port, Vietnam from China
	Adipic Acid Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min) CIF Prices at Melbourne Port, Australia Importing from China	Weekly Price Update on Adipic Acid Real-Time Import Prices at Melbourne Port, Australia from China
	Adipic Acid Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min) CIF Prices at Singapore Port, Singapore Importing from China	Weekly Price Update on Adipic Acid Real-Time Import Prices at Singapore Port, Singapore from China
	Adipic Acid Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min) CIF Prices at Nhava Shiva Port, West India Importing from South Korea	Weekly Price Update on Adipic Acid Real-Time Import Prices at Nhava Shiva Port, West India from South Korea
	Adipic Acid Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min) CIF Prices at Nhava Shiva Port, West India Importing from China	Weekly Price Update on Adipic Acid Real-Time Import Prices at Nhava Shiva Port, West India from China
	Adipic Acid Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)) Ex-Mumbai Domestic Prices, West India	Real-Time Weekly Price Update of Adipic Acid Domestic Prices in Kandla, West India
Europe Adipic Acid Pricing Analysis	Adipic Acid Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min) CIF Prices Mersin Port, Turkey from China	Weekly Price Update on Adipic Acid Real-Time Import Prices at Mersin Port, Turkey from China
Middle East & Africa Adipic Acid Pricing Analysis	Adipic Acid Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min) CIF Prices Alexandria Port, Egypt from China	Weekly Price Update on Adipic Acid Real-Time Import Prices at Alexandria Port, Egypt from China

Adipic Acid Price Forecasts & Market Foresight Q4 2026

Outlook: Bullish to Strongly Bullish

Confidence: High

Adipic Acid prices may rise globally through Q4 2026, following a bullish to strongly bullish trajectory. Firmer benzene and cyclohexane costs, tighter Chinese supply amid reduced operating rates and stronger buying from nylon 6,6 and polyurethane producers may support the market.

Asia, led by China, may post the sharpest gains as producers curb output and improving nylon 6,6 demand absorbs available volumes. Europe may see a steady climb, supported by higher energy costs and limited import arrivals. North America may also trend higher, as elevated benzene and logistics costs combine with a recovery in automotive and flooring demand through December.

Global Adipic Acid Market Overview by Region (October –November 2026)

Country	Grade/ Incoterm	Outlook
South Korea	Adipic Acid Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min) FOB Busan	Strongly Bullish
China	Adipic Acid Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min) FOB Shanghai	Bullish to Strongly Bullish
Taiwan	Adipic Acid Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min) CIF Kaohsiung (South Korea)	Strongly Bullish
Singapore	Adipic Acid Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min) CIF Singapore (South Korea)	Strongly Bullish
India	Adipic Acid Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min) CIF Nhava Sheva (South Korea)	Bullish to Strongly Bullish
India	Adipic Acid Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min) Ex-Mumbai	Strongly Bullish
India	Adipic Acid Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min) CIF Nhava Sheva (CHINA)	Bullish to Strongly Bullish
Turkey	Adipic Acid Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min) CIF Mersin (CHINA)	Mildly Bullish to Bullish
Egypt	Adipic Acid Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min) CIF Alexandria (CHINA)	Bullish to Strongly Bullish
Australia	Adipic Acid Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min) CIF Melbourne (CHINA)	Bullish to Strongly Bullish
Vietnam	Adipic Acid Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min) CIF Haiphong (CHINA)	Bearish to Strongly Bearish
Singapore	Adipic Acid Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min) CIF Singapore (CHINA)	Mildly Bullish to Bullish

*Adipic Acid Forecast represents an analytical assessment based on information available at the time of publication. Actual market prices may vary due to unforeseen operational, regulatory, geopolitical, or economic developments.

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Adipic Acid Price Trend Q3 2026

The global adipic acid price chart experienced mixed price movements in Q3 2026, influenced by fluctuating feedstock costs, subdued downstream demand, and geopolitical uncertainties. Prices declined across South Korea, China, Taiwan, India, Egypt, Vietnam, and Singapore, primarily due to ample inventories, competitive Chinese exports, and cautious purchasing during the summer and monsoon seasons.

Australia recorded modest growth, while Turkey remained broadly stable amid offsetting freight and supply cost pressures. Renewed Middle East hostilities and rising crude oil prices pushed benzene costs higher, increasing production expenses and disrupting shipping routes.

In September, prices rebounded across nearly all markets as Chinese suppliers raised offers, freight costs increased, and buyers replenished stocks ahead of seasonal demand. Stronger procurement from polyurethane, nylon, coatings, and footwear manufacturers further supported the market recovery.

South Korea: Adipic Acid Export prices FOB Busan, South Korea; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

Adipic Acid Price in South Korea has declined in Q3 2026, as the Adipic Acid price in South Korea for the period Q3 2026 has fallen by 5.35% compared with the previous quarter. Nylon 6,6, polyurethane polyol and thermoplastic polyurethane producers across Asia have used up stocks built during the second-quarter supply scare and bought only to cover running needs in July and August.

Korean producers have faced strong price competition from Chinese exporters in regional markets, which has pushed them to trim offers. The collapse of the US-Iran ceasefire in early July has kept crude oil firm, but subdued buying has outweighed that support. Consequently, the Adipic Acid price trend in South Korea has stayed soft through most of the quarter.

In September 2026, the Adipic Acid price in South Korea has jumped by 17.1% compared with the previous month. Benzene costs have climbed towards one-year highs after a US missile strike on a tanker near Kharg Island and Houthi attacks on Saudi energy facilities pushed Brent crude above USD 100 per barrel.

China: Adipic Acid Export prices FOB China, China; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

Adipic Acid Price in China has eased in Q3 2026, with the Adipic Acid price in China for the period Q3 2026 having decreased by 4.34% compared with the previous quarter. Ample domestic capacity has kept supply comfortable. Polyurethane sole, polyester polyol and nylon 6,6 manufacturers have purchased cautiously during the summer as weak footwear and textile orders slowed consumption.

Producers have offered discounts to support export sales and manage inventories. As a result, the Adipic Acid price trend in China has stayed mildly bearish through July and August. In September 2026, the Adipic Acid price in China has surged by 17.0% compared with the previous month.

Pure benzene prices have stayed at high levels, strengthening cost support across benzene-based intermediates. Renewed Middle East hostilities with Brent above USD 100 per barrel, and restocking by polyurethane producers ahead of the National Day holiday, have added further momentum.

Taiwan: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Kaohsiung, Taiwan; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

Adipic Acid Price in Taiwan has weakened during Q3 2026, as the Adipic Acid price in Taiwan for the period Q3 2026 has declined by 5.08% compared with the previous quarter, based on imports from South Korea. Lower Korean export offers have reduced replacement costs.

Short-haul freight has been largely untouched by the Middle East disruption, so these reductions have reached buyers in full. Demand from nylon engineering plastic, polyurethane resin and synthetic leather producers has remained moderate amid cautious export orders. Hence, the Adipic Acid price trend in Taiwan has drifted lower for most of the quarter.

In September 2026, the Adipic Acid price in Taiwan has risen by 16.6% compared with the previous month. Sharply higher Korean offers, driven by rising benzene costs after renewed attacks on Middle East energy infrastructure, and restocking by polyurethane and nylon producers ahead of the fourth quarter have lifted import prices.

India: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Nhava Sheva, India; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

According to Price Watch™, Adipic Acid Price in India has eased slightly in Q3 2026, as the Adipic Acid price trend in India for the period Q3 2026 has slipped by 1.76% compared with the previous quarter, based on imports from China. Lower Chinese offers have been partly offset by elevated freight and insurance on routes exposed to the Middle East conflict.

Demand from polyurethane, plasticizer and resin manufacturers have stayed subdued during the monsoon months. Importers have also kept bookings cautious due to comfortable stocks. Therefore, the Adipic Acid price trend in India has moved only marginally lower across the quarter.

In September 2026, the Adipic Acid price trend in India has jumped by 20.0% compared with the previous month. Costlier Chinese cargoes after the benzene rally, firmer freight following renewed Middle East hostilities, and strong pre-festive procurement by polyurethane footwear and coatings producers have driven the sharp increase.

Turkey: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Mersin, Turkey; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

Adipic Acid Price in Turkey has held nearly steady in Q3 2026, with the Adipic Acid price in Turkey for the period Q3 2026 having slipped by just 0.46% compared with the previous quarter, based on imports from China. Lower Chinese export offers have been largely offset by elevated freight and war-risk insurance on cargoes routed around the Middle East conflict zone.

Turkey’s heavy reliance on imported petrochemicals has kept landed costs sensitive to shipping disruptions. Demand from polyurethane footwear, coatings and plasticizer producers has stayed steady, supporting import values. Therefore, the Adipic Acid price trend in Turkey has remained broadly stable across the quarter.

In September 2026, the Adipic Acid price in Turkey has climbed by 13.4% compared with the previous month. Costlier Chinese cargoes after the benzene rally and higher freight surcharges following Houthi strikes on Saudi Red Sea facilities have pushed prices up.

Egypt: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Alexandria, Egypt; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

Adipic Acid Price in Egypt has softened in Q3 2026, as the Adipic Acid price in Egypt for the period Q3 2026 has decreased by 3.62% compared with the previous quarter, based on imports from China. Lower Chinese export offers have reduced replacement costs.

Polyurethane foam, coatings and plasticizer producers have purchased cautiously amid currency pressures and comfortable stocks. Houthi threats to Red Sea shipping have kept freight and insurance costs high on Suez-bound routes, preventing a steeper fall. Accordingly, the Adipic Acid price trend in Egypt has stayed mildly bearish across the quarter.

In September 2026, the Adipic Acid price in Egypt has jumped by 15.4% compared with the previous month. Higher Chinese offers following the benzene rally, together with escalating Houthi missile and drone attacks on Saudi facilities in Yanbu that have raised Red Sea transit risks, have lifted landed values sharply.

Australia: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Melbourne, Australia; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

Adipic Acid Price in Australia has firmed in Q3 2026, with the Adipic Acid price in Australia for the period Q3 2026 having increased by 1.91% compared with the previous quarter, based on imports from China. Australia relies fully on imports, and higher freight and insurance on longer southern routes have offset softer Chinese offers.

Steady demand from polyurethane, coatings and lubricant ester producers has allowed importers to maintain firm pricing. Consequently, the Adipic Acid price trend in Australia has stayed slightly upward through the quarter, unlike most Asian markets. In September 2026, the Adipic Acid price in Australia has risen by 16.0% compared with the previous month.

Sharply higher Chinese export prices, driven by benzene costs near one-year highs, and firmer bunker fuel costs as Brent crude crossed USD 100 per barrel have pushed import values higher. Restocking ahead of the southern hemisphere summer construction season has added to the rise.

Vietnam: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Haiphong, Vietnam; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

Adipic Acid Price in Vietnam has declined in Q3 2026, as the Adipic Acid price in Vietnam for the period Q3 2026 has fallen by 4.29% compared with the previous quarter, based on imports from China. Cheaper Chinese material has arrived steadily, and short-haul freight has been little affected by the Hormuz closure.

Polyurethane sole and synthetic leather producers serving the footwear export industry have bought cautiously while waiting for year-end orders. Hence, the Adipic Acid price trend in Vietnam has stayed soft for most of the quarter.

In September 2026, the Adipic Acid price in Vietnam has climbed by 16.5% compared with the previous month. Chinese suppliers have raised offers on higher benzene costs linked to renewed Middle East attacks. Footwear and garment producers have also stepped-up polyurethane purchases as export orders improved ahead of the holiday season.

Singapore: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Singapore, Singapore; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

Adipic Acid Price in Singapore has eased in Q3 2026, with the Adipic Acid price in Singapore for the period Q3 2026 having decreased by 2.76% compared with the previous quarter, based on imports from China. As a regional trading hub, Singapore has received regular Chinese volumes. Traders have trimmed prices to move material held since the earlier supply scare.

The continued closure of the Strait of Hormuz has limited re-export opportunities to Gulf buyers, adding mild pressure. As a result, the Adipic Acid price trend in Singapore has drifted lower through most of the quarter.

In September 2026, the Adipic Acid price in Singapore has surged by 18.6% compared with the previous month. Sharply higher Chinese offers on benzene cost strength and renewed buying from Southeast Asian polyurethane and nylon compounders have lifted prices. Firmer bunker costs following attacks on Middle East energy infrastructure have added to the rise.

Adipic Acid Price Trend Analysis: Q2 2026

Adipic Acid Price Trend Q2 2026

In Q2 2026, Adipic Acid prices increased across most global markets as higher benzene and cyclohexane feedstock costs, elevated freight expenses, and geopolitical disruptions from the Iran–Israel war influenced market sentiment.

Export markets remained firm, while import-dependent regions faced higher costs due to logistics uncertainty and concerns over the Strait of Hormuz. Steady demand from the nylon 6,6, polyurethane, engineering plastics, automotive, textile, and construction sectors continued to support pricing, although buying activity moderated toward the end of the quarter as inventories improved.

The Adipic Acid Price Chart reflected an overall upward regional trend during the quarter, while the Adipic Acid Price Index remained supported by firm production costs, stable downstream consumption, and cautious supplier operating rates.

South Korea: Adipic Acid Export prices FOB Busan, South Korea; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q2 2026, the Adipic Acid price trend in South Korea increased by 21% compared with the previous quarter, primarily due to the Iran–Israel war, which disrupted crude oil and petrochemical markets and raised concerns over supply routes through the Strait of Hormuz.

The geopolitical conflict increased freight costs and feedstock volatility, pushing benzene and cyclohexane prices higher and elevating overall production costs for adipic acid manufacturers.

Exporters also maintained cautious operating rates amid logistics uncertainty, while steady demand from the nylon 6,6, polyurethane, engineering plastics, and automotive sectors supported market sentiment. Additionally, the earlier BASF adipic acid capacity closure continued to influence global availability.

The Adipic Acid price in South Korea remained firm under these conditions. In June 2026, the Adipic Acid price in South Korea increased by 8% compared with May, supported by sustained raw material costs, higher freight expenses, and continued procurement from downstream industries.

China: Adipic Acid Export prices FOB China, China; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q2 2026, the Adipic Acid price trend in China increased by 7% compared with the previous quarter, as the lingering effects of the Iran–Israel war continued to influence crude oil, benzene, and cyclohexane markets, keeping production costs elevated despite gradually improving logistics.

Export activity remained stable, while demand from nylon 6,6, polyurethane, engineering plastics, and automotive sectors provided moderate support to the market. However, buying interest softened toward the end of the quarter as downstream consumers adopted a cautious procurement strategy and inventory levels improved.

The Adipic Acid price in China remained supported by feedstock costs, although market momentum weakened. In June 2026, the Adipic Acid price in China decreased by 7% compared with May, as lower downstream demand, improved material availability, and reduced purchasing activity outweighed the impact of higher raw material costs

Taiwan: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Kaohsiung, Taiwan; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q2 2026, the Adipic Acid price trend in Taiwan increased by 21% compared with the previous quarter, primarily due to the Iran–Israel war, which triggered volatility in global crude oil markets and raised concerns over disruptions to cargo movement through the Strait of Hormuz.

As Taiwan relied heavily on Adipic Acid imports from South Korea, higher FOB South Korea export offers, elevated benzene and cyclohexane costs, and increased freight charges directly raised import costs.

The Adipic Acid price in Taiwan also remained supported by steady demand from the nylon 6,6, engineering plastics, polyurethane, and automotive sectors, while suppliers maintained cautious shipment volumes amid geopolitical uncertainty.

Additionally, continued logistics risks across Asian trade routes sustained firm market sentiment. In June 2026, the Adipic Acid price in Taiwan increased by 8% compared with May, driven by persistently high import costs from South Korea, elevated feedstock prices, and stable downstream procurement despite cautious buying activity.

India (CHINA): Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Nhava Sheva, India; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q2 2026, the Adipic Acid price trend in India increased by 10% compared with the previous quarter, supported by supply chain disruptions caused by the Iran–Israel war and mounting concerns over cargo movements through the Strait of Hormuz.

As India primarily imported Adipic Acid from China, higher Chinese export offers, driven by elevated benzene and cyclohexane costs, rising freight rates, and increased marine insurance premiums, pushed import costs upward.

The Adipic Acid price in India also remained firm amid steady demand from the nylon 6,6, engineering plastics, polyurethane, automotive, and textile industries, while importers maintained cautious purchasing due to geopolitical uncertainty.

In June 2026, the Adipic Acid price in India declined by 6% from May as Chinese export availability improved, freight pressure eased slightly, and downstream buyers limited fresh purchases after replenishing inventories, resulting in softer import negotiations.

Ex-India: Adipic Acid Import prices Ex-Mumbai, India; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q2 2026, the Adipic Acid price trend in India increased by 39% as local market conditions stayed optimistic despite a reduction in import availability.

Robust demand from automotive, engineering plastics, footwear, and textile producers continued to bolster procurement, while high feedstock prices, rising utility costs, and increased manufacturing expenses maintained producer pricing.

Market players also accumulated stockpiles in expectation of supply uncertainties, thereby further constraining domestic availability. The Adipic Acid price in India stayed high as manufacturers upheld strong offers supported by robust order books and consistent industrial demand.

In June 2026, the Adipic Acid price in India saw a slight 1% rise from May due to more balanced downstream purchasing, improved inventories, and buyer resistance against steep increases, even with ongoing support from domestic production expenses.

Turkey: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Mersin, Turkey; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q2 2026, the Adipic Acid price trend in Turkey rose by 7% from the prior quarter, boosted by increased import expenses due to the Iran–Israel conflict and ongoing worries about shipping activities in the Strait of Hormuz.

Turkey’s significant dependence on Adipic Acid imports from China saw costs rise due to increased Chinese export prices, higher benzene and cyclohexane rates, escalated freight costs, and growing marine insurance expenses.

Adipic Acid price in Turkey stayed strong because of steady demand from the automotive, textile, nylon, polyurethane, and engineering plastics sectors, while importers employed careful purchasing approaches due to geopolitical uncertainty.

In June 2026, the Adipic Acid price in Turkey fell by 1% compared to May due to improved Chinese supply, reduced downstream purchasing after previous stock refills, and buyers seeking lower import prices despite ongoing logistical challenges in global shipping lanes.

Egypt: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Alexandria, Egypt; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q2 2026, the Adipic Acid price trend in Egypt rose by 5% from the prior quarter, influenced by elevated import and logistics expenses due to the Iran–Israel conflict and ongoing shipping instability throughout the Middle East.

Egypt’s major source of Adipic Acid is China, and higher Chinese export prices, stable benzene and cyclohexane feedstock expenses, rising marine insurance rates, along with longer or more expensive shipping options, drove up costs.

The Adipic Acid price in Egypt is also bolstered by consistent demand in polyurethane, engineering plastics, nylon, construction materials, and automotive sectors, while importers kept cautious stock levels due to foreign-exchange and supply chain uncertainties.

In June 2026, the Adipic Acid price in Egypt dropped by 3% compared to May, attributed to better Chinese export availability, slower downstream purchasing, and buyers hesitating on higher offers after restocking earlier.

Australia: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Melbourne, Australia; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q2 2026, the Adipic Acid price trend in Australia rose by 8% from the prior quarter, driven by elevated import expenses and ongoing instability in global energy and shipping markets.

Since Australia sourced Adipic Acid mainly from China, competitive Chinese export prices, rising benzene and cyclohexane feedstock costs, extended shipping distances, and higher freight and marine insurance expenses escalated costs.

The Adipic Acid price in Australia continued to be bolstered by consistent demand from sectors such as polyurethane, engineering plastics, nylon, automotive parts, coatings, and construction-related uses, as importers kept cautious stock levels due to prolonged lead times.

In June 2026, the Adipic Acid price in Australia fell by 4% compared to May, due to improved Chinese export availability, reduced freight pressure, and downstream buyers decreasing new purchases after finishing prior inventory restocking.

Vietnam: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Haiphong, Vietnam; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q2 2026, the Adipic Acid price trend in Vietnam rose by 7% from the prior quarter, driven by strong import expenses and elevated export proposals from China. Vietnam’s Adipic Acid imports predominantly came from China, leading to higher costs due to increased benzene and cyclohexane feedstock prices, freight charges, and careful negotiations with suppliers.

The Adipic Acid price in Vietnam benefited from consistent demand in nylon, polyurethane, footwear, textiles, engineering plastics, automotive parts, and construction-related sectors, as importers kept adequate stock to navigate supply-chain uncertainties.

In June 2026, the Adipic Acid price in Vietnam decreased by 7% compared to May due to improved Chinese export availability, reduced regional freight pressure, and Vietnamese buyers cutting back on new purchases following prior stock replenishment.

Weaker downstream demand and heightened buyer pushback also prompted suppliers to reduce offers as the quarter concluded.

Singapore: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Singapore, Singapore; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q2 2026, the Adipic Acid price trend in Singapore rose by 7% from the prior quarter, influenced by elevated import expenses and robust regional supply conditions.

Singapore mainly sourced Adipic Acid from China, where rising Chinese export prices, increased costs of benzene and cyclohexane feedstocks, and heightened freight and marine insurance expenses due to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East led to higher costs.

The Adipic Acid price in Singapore is also bolstered by consistent demand from the polyurethane, engineering plastics, nylon, electronics, automotive, and industrial manufacturing industries, while purchasers adopted careful buying strategies to mitigate supply risks.

In June 2026, the Adipic Acid price in Singapore fell by 6% compared to May due to improved Chinese export availability, reduced freight costs, and a slowdown in downstream purchasing following prior inventory restocking, leading suppliers to present more competitive import prices as the quarter concluded.

Adipic Acid Price Trend Analysis: Q1 2026

Adipic Acid Price Trend Q1 2026

During the first quarter of the year 2026 the adipic acid price trend experienced major price increases mainly in March because of high levels of demand from the automotive, nylon production and industrial chemical sectors. Major price increases have been primarily driven by geopolitical tensions around the globe, and in particular between Iran and Israel.

This geopolitical instability disrupted the global crude oil supply chain which triggered significant price volatility in the energy market and caused increased costs for feedstock materials such as Cyclohexane due to the rising crude oil prices, thus increasing the overall production costs associated with the production of Adipic Acid.

Additionally, logistical issues such as shipping delays and supply chain bottlenecks exacerbate the situation. The largest monthly price increase occurred in March, with an increase as much as 50% in some areas.

The adipic acid price trend at the end of the 1st Quarter of 2026 has been a clear example of how global disruptions impacted the Adipic Acid market through the end of that quarter.

South Korea: Adipic Acid Export prices FOB Busan, South Korea; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q1 2026, the adipic acid price trend in South Korea has risen by around 15% compared to the previous quarter. Demand gradually improves across automotive, textiles, and industrial chemical sectors, and that steady pickup supports higher consumption through the quarter.

March shows the strongest shift. The Adipic Acid price in South Korea jumps by about 29% versus February levels. The move is largely driven by cost-side pressure rather than demand alone.

The Iran–Israel conflict in the Middle East disrupts crude oil supply flows and keeps energy markets unstable, which quickly reflects in upstream pricing. Cyclohexane costs move higher along with crude, pushing production economics upward.

At the same time, supply tightness builds further as logistics disruptions and supply chain delays restrict material movement, leaving less flexibility in spot availability. The In South Korea, Adipic Acid prices in March 2026 reflects a market shaped by external cost pressure, tighter supply conditions, and ongoing geopolitical uncertainty rather than a simple demand recovery.

China: Adipic Acid Export prices FOB China, China; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q1 2026, the adipic acid price trend in China increased significantly by 34% compared to the previous quarter, driven by a solid recovery in demand from industries like nylon production, automotive, and industrial chemicals.

The adipic acid price in China experienced a sharp rise of 38% in March, reflecting both stronger demand and global supply pressures as compared to February. A key factor behind this rise was the ongoing Iran–Israel conflict in the Middle East, which has disrupted crude oil supply routes and created instability in global energy markets.

As crude prices surged, feedstock costs for intermediates such as cyclohexane also spiked, driving up production costs for Adipic Acid. On top of this, the market faced a supply crunch due to logistical issues, higher freight rates, and limited raw material availability, which led to tighter supplies and further increased prices.

The Adipic Acid price trend in China in March 2026 highlights how geopolitical tensions, rising feedstock costs, and supply chain challenges have led to a sharp price increase toward the end of the quarter.

Taiwan: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Kaohsiung, Taiwan; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q1 2026, the adipic acid price trend in Taiwan rose by 15% compared to the previous quarter, with increased demand from industries like automotive, nylon production, and industrial chemicals, all of which saw a post holiday boost.

The most significant price jump occurred in March, with the Adipic Acid price in Taiwan climbing by 28% as compared to February. This sharp rise was influenced by several factors, including the ongoing Iran–Israel conflict in the Middle East.

This geopolitical tension has disrupted crude oil supply routes, creating instability in energy markets and pushing crude oil prices higher. As a result, the cost of key feedstocks, such as cyclohexane, has risen, impacting production costs for adipic acid.

Alongside these rising feedstock costs, global supply chain challenges including shipping delays and tighter raw material availability have created a supply crunch, making it harder to secure materials.

This combination of geopolitical uncertainty, higher feedstock prices, and logistical issues has led to a sharp increase in prices. The adipic acid price trend in Taiwan in March 2026 underscores how global events and market conditions can lead to significant price shifts, particularly when supply becomes constrained

India: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Nhava Sheva, India; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q1 2026, the adipic acid price trend in India increased significantly by 38% compared to the previous quarter, reflecting a strong uptick in demand from sectors such as automotive, textiles, and industrial chemicals, as these industries recovered from slower activity earlier in the year. The most dramatic rise occurred in March, when the Adipic Acid price in India surged by 46% as compared to lats month.

This sharp increase can largely be attributed to the ongoing Iran–Israel conflict in the Middle East, which has disrupted global crude oil supply routes and created uncertainty in energy markets. As crude oil prices spiked, feedstock costs for essential materials like cyclohexane also rose, directly impacting production costs for adipic acid.

Additionally, logistical bottlenecks and supply chain disruptions, along with a supply crunch, have made it harder to secure material from China, further constraining availability and driving up prices.

The Adipic Acid price trend in India in March 2026 reflects how geopolitical instability, rising feedstock and transport costs, and tight supply conditions have combined to push prices sharply higher toward the end of the quarter.

Turkey: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Mersin, Turkey; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q1 2026, the adipic acid price trend in Turkey saw a significant increase of 34% compared to the previous quarter, driven by a strong recovery in demand from industries like automotive, textiles, and industrial chemicals.

These sectors saw a notable uptick in activity, contributing to higher consumption of Adipic Acid. The Adipic Acid price in Turkey rose even further by 35% in March, marking the largest price increase in the quarter as compared to last month.

This surge was largely due to external factors, with the ongoing Iran–Israel conflict playing a major role. The geopolitical tensions in the Middle East disrupted crude oil supply routes, leading to volatility in energy markets and driving up crude oil prices.

This, in turn, raised the cost of key feedstocks such as cyclohexane, essential for producing Adipic Acid. Additionally, logistical disruptions and a supply crunch made it harder to secure material, further tightening availability and pushing prices up.

The adipic acid price trend in Turkey in March 2026 clearly illustrates how geopolitical instability, rising feedstock costs, and strained supply chains have all combined to push prices higher by the end of the quarter.

Egypt: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Alexandria, Egypt; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q1 2026, the adipic acid price trend in Egypt saw a significant rise of 33% compared to the previous quarter, fueled by strong demand from industries like nylon production, automotive, and industrial chemicals. This demand uptick led to an increase in the Adipic Acid price in Egypt, which surged by 33% in March as compared to February.

The major factor behind this sharp rise was the disruption caused by the Iran–Israel conflict in the Middle East. The conflict has caused significant volatility in crude oil supply routes, leading to a sharp spike in crude oil prices. As a result, feedstocks such as cyclohexane key to producing Adipic Acid also became more expensive.

On top of this, shipping delays and a supply crunch due to tighter global supply chains have reduced material availability, contributing to the rising prices. The adipic acid price trend in Egypt in March 2026 demonstrates how geopolitical tensions, higher energy costs, and logistical bottlenecks have pushed prices significantly higher toward the end of the quarter.

Australia: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Melbourne, Australia; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q1 2026, the Adipic Acid price trend in Australia rose significantly by 27% compared to the previous quarter, driven by an uptick in demand from industries like automotive, nylon production, and chemicals. These industries saw a stronger recovery following a slow start to the year, leading to increased consumption of Adipic Acid.

The Adipic Acid price in Australia rose even further by 35% in March as compared to February, a sharp jump due to a combination of global disruptions and geopolitical tensions. The Iran–Israel conflict in the Middle East played a major role in this price surge, as it has disrupted crude oil supply chains, causing energy markets to fluctuate. As crude oil prices increased, so did the cost of crucial feedstocks such as cyclohexane, pushing up production costs.

On top of this, supply crunch conditions emerged as logistical challenges, higher shipping costs, and limited availability of material from China tightened the supply. These supply-side disruptions, combined with rising production costs, led to a surge in prices.

The adipic acid price trend in Australia in March 2026 highlights how geopolitical instability and rising feedstock and transportation costs have driven a sharp price increase toward the end of the quarter.

Vietnam: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Haiphong, Vietnam; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q1 2026, the Adipic Acid price trend in Vietnam saw a significant rise of 33% compared to the previous quarter, as demand from industries like automotive, nylon production, and industrial chemicals began to pick up.

After a slower start to the year, companies ramped up production, leading to increased consumption of Adipic Acid. However, the most striking change came in March, when the Adipic Acid price in Vietnam surged by 37% as compared to February.

This sharp increase can be attributed to several global challenges, particularly the Iran–Israel conflict in the Middle East. This conflict disrupted crude oil supply routes, causing crude prices to rise and, in turn, pushing up the cost of key feedstocks like cyclohexane. The surge in crude and feedstock costs led to higher production costs for Adipic Acid.

Along with these rising costs, logistical issues and a supply crunch created additional pressure on availability, further driving up prices. The adipic acid price trend in Vietnam in March 2026 clearly reflects how geopolitical instability, increasing raw material costs, and a strained supply chain have all combined to push prices sharply higher toward the end of the quarter.

Singapore: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Singapore, Singapore; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

According to Price-Watch™, in Q1 2026 in Singapore, prices of Adipic Acid increase by approximately 33% when compared to the previous quarter. After going through a relatively slow period, demand begins to pick up across automotive parts, textile, and nylon production, which has lifted overall consumption. March continues to be a strong month for the product.

When comparing Singaporean Adipic Acid prices against February, March 2026 average spot prices are up approximately 37%. The overall price increase has more to do with supply chain issues affecting supply levels than a consistent story of demand.

The ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran creates instability in crude oil transportation throughout the Middle East and causes volatility within energy commodities. Rising crude oil prices translate into raising feedstock/highed production costs.

Supply levels continue to be challenging due to shipping delays, increased freights, and limited supply out of China; which creates an inconsistent delivery of product. Overall, due to both enter the order to secure spot material has also been difficult which can compound price upward pressures.

The average Singapore Adipic Acid price in March can be attributed to the cost and logistics disruptions as the driving forces behind the dramatic increase against subsequently strong demand.

Adipic Acid Price Trend Analysis 2025

Adipic Acid Price Trend Q1 2025

In Q1 2025, the price of adipic acid in China decreased by about 4.47%, settling at approximately USD 1043 per ton. This drop was mainly caused by lower feedstock costs, particularly for Benzene, combined with weak demand from downstream industries and an oversupply of Adipic Acid.

Moreover, the Intra-Asia Container Index fell by 30%, making imports more cost-effective for countries in the Asia-Pacific region.

The combination of reduced production costs and cheaper transportation contributed to the regional price decline, reflecting a global trend of price softness in the Adipic Acid market due to ongoing supply-demand imbalances and lower shipping costs.

In Q1 2025, CIF Nhava Sheva (CHINA) prices fell by 1.91%, mainly due to declining crude oil prices that reduced production costs and made imports more affordable for India. However, this decline was partly offset by the depreciation of the Indian rupee.

On the other hand, CIF Nhava Sheva (South Korea) saw a modest increase of 0.94%, driven by higher freight charges and the weakening of the rupee.

Ex-Mumbai prices dropped by 5.78%, aligning with global market trends and falling feedstock prices. These changes highlight the impact of commodity prices, currency fluctuations, and logistics costs on import patterns.

Adipic Acid Price Trend Q2 2025

According to the PriceWatch, Adipic Acid prices from China dropped to 948 USD per metric ton in Q2 2025, a 9.14% decrease from Q1 2025. This decline in the price trend is due to weaker demand in downstream sectors like automotive and textiles.

The reduced industrial activity in importing countries such as Turkey, Egypt, and Vietnam has lowered demand. Additionally, decreased feedstock costs, particularly for benzene and cyclohexane, have contributed to the price drop.

The seasonal slowdown in Q2 further impacts industrial production, especially in China, leading to a sharp price decline compared to Q1 2025. For South Korea, the market showcased a decrease of 2.95%, with prices at 1292 USD per metric ton in Q2 2025.

While demand from Taiwan and Singapore has slowed, South Korea’s market is more stable. The price trend in South Korea is less volatile than in China, with feedstock costs holding steady, reflecting a more resilient market.

According to the PriceWatch, the Adipic Acid price trend in India (CIF) dropped to 1009 USD per metric ton in Q2 2025, marking a 9.99% decrease from Q1 2025. This decline is driven by slower demand from downstream sectors like automotive and textiles, which rely on Adipic Acid for nylon production.

The seasonal slowdown in industrial activity and reduced manufacturing output in India have contributed to the price drop. Additionally, softer feedstock prices for benzene and cyclohexane have led to lower production costs, further decreasing import prices from China.

In Mumbai, prices fell to 1162 USD per metric ton in Q2 2025, reflecting a 10.86% decrease from Q1 2025. This drop mirrors the price trend seen in the CIF market, with reduced demand from industries like automotive and textiles.

The softening of international prices, particularly from China, has led to similar price adjustments in the domestic market. The ongoing market challenges and weaker demand are affecting both India and Mumbai’s pricing.”

Adipic Acid Price Trend Q3 2025

In Q3 2025, Adipic Acid prices declined across key markets, including South Korea, China, Taiwan, India, Turkey, Egypt, Australia, Vietnam, and Singapore. This was driven by weaker demand from industries like automotive, textiles, and packaging, which faced production slowdowns.

Factors such as rising raw material costs, logistical challenges and fluctuations in currencies added further pressure on prices. The most significant price drops occurred in China, India, and Turkey, while some markets, such as Brazil and Taiwan, experienced smaller declines.

The outlook for Q4 2025 remains uncertain, with potential price declines unless demand recovers in key industrial sectors like automotive and textiles.

South Korea: Adipic Acid export prices FOB Busan, South Korea, Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min).

In Q3 2025, Adipic Acid prices in South Korea decreased by 4.24%, following a 2.95% decline in Q2. The Adipic Acid price trend in South Korea was influenced by weaker demand from key industries such as automotive and textiles, which faced production slowdowns and lower consumption. Supply chain disruptions, along with rising raw material costs, also added pressure on prices.

Furthermore, a slowdown in the domestic economy and logistical challenges led to reduced exports. Adipic Acid prices in September 2025 were significantly lower compared to Q2. The outlook for the next quarter remains cautious, with potential for further price declines unless demand recovers in key sectors.

China: Adipic Acid Export prices FOB China, China, Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min).

According to the Price Watch™, in Q3 2025, Adipic Acid prices in China decreased by 4.57%, following a more significant decline of 9.14% in Q2. The Adipic Acid price trend in China was mainly driven by reduced demand from the automotive and industrial sectors, which faced operational slowdowns and reduced production.

Additionally, rising feedstock costs, particularly for benzene, and logistical disruptions exerted further downward pressure on prices. Despite stable domestic production, the decline in export demand from key regions, including Southeast Asia and Europe, contributed to price volatility.

Adipic Acid prices in September 2025 were lower compared to Q2. The market outlook for Q4 2025 will depend on the recovery of demand from the automotive and industrial sectors.

Taiwan: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Kaohsiung, Taiwan, Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min).

In Q3 2025, Adipic Acid prices in Taiwan decreased by 4.05%, following a 2.85% decline in Q2. The Adipic Acid price trend in Taiwan was impacted by slowdowns in the automotive and construction sectors which reduced consumption.

Additionally, rising feedstock costs and logistical challenges, particularly from South Korea, contributed to the price decline. Despite steady demand from the packaging and coatings industries, the overall market faced pressure from reduced industrial activity.

Adipic Acid prices in September 2025 were lower compared to Q2. The outlook for Q4 2025 will depend on a recovery in key sectors like automotive and construction, which could support price stabilization.

Singapore: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Singapore, Singapore, Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min).

In Q3 2025, Adipic Acid prices in Singapore declined by 3.98%, following a 2.75% decrease in Q2. The Adipic Acid price trend in Singapore was influenced by slower demand from the automotive and electronics sectors, which saw production slowdowns due to supply chain issues.

Despite steady imports from South Korea, rising freight costs and supply chain disruptions added downward pressure on prices. Adipic Acid prices in September 2025 were lower than in Q2.

The outlook for the next quarter will depend on the recovery of key industries, particularly automotive and consumer electronics, which will be critical to stabilizing prices.

India (South Korea): Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Nhava Sheva, India, Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min).

According to the PriceWatch, in Q3 2025, Adipic Acid prices in India decreased by 2.84%, following a larger decline of 5.37% in Q2. The Adipic Acid price trend in India was influenced by weaker demand from the automotive and textile industries, both of which faced production slowdowns.

Despite steady imports from South Korea, rising raw material costs, particularly for benzene, and higher logistics costs added pressure on prices. In addition, the weakening of the Indian Rupee against the US Dollar made imports more expensive, further influencing price movements.

Adipic Acid prices in September 2025 were lower compared to Q2. The market outlook remains cautious, with potential for further price declines unless demand from key sectors recovers.

India (CHINA): Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Nhava Sheva, India, Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min).

According to the PriceWatch, in Q3 2025, Adipic Acid prices in India decreased by 2.36%, following a more significant drop of 9.99% in Q2. The Adipic Acid price trend in India was primarily influenced by a slowdown in demand from the automotive and textile industries, which faced production delays and slower consumption.

Rising import costs from China and logistical disruptions contributed to the price decline. Ex-Mumbai Adipic Acid prices saw a larger decline of 6.34%, following a 10.86% decrease in Q2.

Despite steady imports, the weakening of the Indian Rupee and higher transportation costs added pressure on pricing. Adipic Acid prices in September 2025 were lower than in Q2. The market outlook remains uncertain, with potential for further declines unless demand from key industrial sectors improves.

Turkey: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Mersin, Turkey, Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min).

In Q3 2025, Adipic Acid prices in Turkey decreased by 4.66%, following a larger drop of 11.33% in Q2. The Adipic Acid price trend in Turkey was influenced by a slowdown in demand from the automotive and construction sectors, both of which faced production delays and reduced consumption. Additionally, rising freight and import costs from China added pressure on prices.

Despite this, steady demand from the textiles sector helped limit the price decline. Adipic Acid prices in September 2025 were lower compared to Q2. The outlook for the next quarter remains cautious, with potential further price declines depending on a recovery in key industrial sectors.

Egypt: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Alexandria, Egypt, Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min).

In Q3 2025, Adipic Acid prices in Egypt decreased by 4.47%, following a significant decline of -10.38% in Q2. The Adipic Acid price trend in Egypt was primarily impacted by weakened demand from the automotive and packaging industries, which faced slowdowns. Rising import costs from China due to increasing logistics fees further pressured the prices.

Despite a slight increase in demand from the industrial sector, it was insufficient to offset the overall price decline. Adipic Acid prices in September 2025 were lower compared to Q2. The outlook for Q4 2025 remains uncertain, with price movements likely to depend on demand recovery in key sectors.

Australia: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Melbourne, Australia, Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min).

According to the PriceWatch, in Q3 2025, Adipic Acid prices in Australia decreased slightly by 0.83%, following a larger decline of 11.47% in Q2. The Adipic Acid price trend in Australia was influenced by lower demand from the automotive and consumer goods industries, which saw reduced production and slower consumption.

Despite this, steady imports from China helped stabilize the supply chain, though rising freight and raw material costs contributed to the price decline. Adipic Acid prices in September 2025 were slightly lower compared to Q2. The market outlook for Q4 2025 will depend on demand recovery in key industries and the resolution of logistical challenges.

Vietnam: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Haiphong, Vietnam, Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min).

In Q3 2025, Adipic Acid prices in Vietnam decreased by 4.32%, following a significant drop of 10.00% in Q2. The Adipic Acid price trend in Vietnam was driven by weaker demand from key sectors, particularly automotive and textiles, which faced production slowdowns and limited consumption.

Additionally, rising import costs and logistical disruptions from China exerted further pressure on prices. Adipic Acid prices in September 2025 were lower compared to Q2. The outlook for the next quarter remains cautious, with potential further price declines depending on demand recovery from the automotive and textile industries.

Singapore: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Singapore, Singapore, Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min).

In Q3 2025, Adipic Acid prices in Singapore decreased by 4.61%, following a drop of 9.47% in Q2. The Adipic Acid price trend in Singapore was influenced by weaker demand from the automotive and packaging industries, which faced production delays and lower consumption.

Supply chain disruptions and higher logistics costs from China further contributed to the price decline. Despite stable demand from the chemical sector, it was insufficient to offset the overall downturn in prices.

Adipic Acid prices in September 2025 were lower compared to Q2. The market outlook for Q4 2025 depends on the recovery of demand from key sectors such as automotive and packaging.

Adipic Acid Price Trend Q4 2025

In Q4 2025, Adipic Acid prices generally decreased due to weaker demand and stable supply across multiple sectors. Many companies prioritized managing existing inventories over placing new orders, leading to downward pressure on prices.

However, in December, adipic acid prices saw a slight rise, mainly driven by year-end restocking as businesses prepared for potential supply shortages in early 2026. This seasonal uptick in purchasing helped support prices despite the overall quiet market conditions.

The price trend in December reflects the usual end-of-year behavior, where businesses secure materials ahead of the holiday season. While demand remained subdued, the focus on inventory replenishment and logistical adjustments resulted in price stabilization or modest increases toward the end of the quarter.

South Korea: Adipic Acid Export prices FOB Busan, South Korea; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q4 2025, the Adipic Acid price trend in South Korea slips by around 4% compared to the previous quarter. Demand stays on the softer side, and overall buying interest remains limited through most of the quarter.

Market activity is relatively muted. Buyers continue to rely on existing inventories instead of placing fresh bulk orders, and that steady cautious approach keeps pressure on prices throughout the period.

December doesn’t show movement compared to November. The Adipic Acid price in South Korea stays largely flat, which is typical for this time of year when trading activity slows, and companies avoid aggressive purchasing ahead of the new cycle.

The In South Korea, Adipic Acid prices in December 2025 reflects a market where seasonal slowdown and low buying interest balance out the broader weak trend seen across Q4.

China: Adipic Acid Export prices FOB China, China; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q4 2025, the Adipic Acid price trend in China eases by around 4% compared to the previous quarter. Demand from major end-use sectors softens, while supply conditions stay broadly steady, keeping overall market direction weak.

Buying activity remains careful through most of the quarter. Many players avoid fresh bulk purchases and instead focus on working down existing inventories, which adds mild downward pressure on prices.

December moves slightly against that trend. The Adipic Acid price in China rises by about 3% compared to November, mainly supported by year-end restocking. With Chinese New Year shutdowns approaching, buyers step in to secure material in advance, which lifts spot interest for a short period.

The In China, Adipic Acid prices in December 2025 reflects a market where seasonal restocking temporarily offsets an otherwise softer quarterly trend.

Taiwan: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Kaohsiung, Taiwan; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q4 2025, the Adipic Acid price trend in Taiwan decreased by 4% compared to the previous quarter, as demand softened and the market was balanced with adequate supply from South Korea. Many businesses were cautious in their purchasing decisions, preferring to use existing inventories instead of committing to new orders, which put downward pressure on prices.

In December, the Adipic Acid price in Taiwan remained flat, with no significant change as compared to November, as the typical year end slowdown took hold. Companies focused more on inventory management than on placing new orders, which kept prices stable despite a quieter market.

The Adipic Acid price trend in Taiwan in December 2025 reflects this common pattern at the end of the year, where companies typically prepare for the upcoming year and make adjustments to their stock, contributing to price stability.

India : Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Nhava Sheva, India; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q4 2025, the Adipic Acid price trend in India declines by around 4% compared to the previous quarter. Demand from key sectors slows through the quarter, while supply conditions remain stable, which keeps overall pricing under mild pressure.

Even with the softer trend, December shows a small shift. The Adipic Acid price in India rises by about 4% compared to November, mainly due to year-end restocking. Buyers step in ahead of the holiday period and possible supply tightness going into early 2026, which supports short-term buying interest.

The In India, Adipic Acid prices in December 2025 reflects a typical seasonal pattern where restocking activity briefly offsets an otherwise weaker quarterly trend.

Ex-India: Adipic Acid Import prices Ex-Mumbai, India; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q4 2025, the Adipic Acid price trend in Ex-Mumbai stays largely stable, showing no major change compared to the previous quarter. Demand from key industries remains steady, but there is no strong push from downstream sectors to move prices higher.

Market activity is quiet. Buyers continue to manage existing inventories and avoid aggressive fresh buying, which keeps the overall pricing environment unchanged through most of the quarter. December shows a slight shift.

The Adipic Acid price in Ex-Mumbai edges up by about 2% compared to November, mainly due to year-end restocking. With the holiday period approaching and early-year supply uncertainty in focus, buyers secure material in advance.

The In Ex-Mumbai, Adipic Acid prices in December 2025 reflects how seasonal restocking activity provides mild support to prices even in an otherwise steady and low-volatility quarter.

Turkey: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Mersin, Turkey; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q4 2025, the Adipic Acid price trend in Turkey decreased by 5% compared to the previous quarter, as demand from key sectors softened and supply remained stable. Throughout the quarter, many businesses adopted a cautious approach, managing existing stock rather than placing new orders, which led to downward pressure on prices.

However, in December, the Adipic Acid price in Turkey increased by 5% as compared to last month, supported by typical yearend restocking activity. As the holiday season approached, companies secured inventory to ensure a smooth start to 2026, which helped lift prices slightly.

The Adipic Acid price trend in Turkey in December 2025 reflects the usual seasonal uptick in buying activity, where businesses tend to replenish their stocks before the new year, even in an otherwise slower market.

Egypt: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Alexandria, Egypt; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q4 2025, the Adipic Acid price trend in Egypt declines by around 5% compared to the previous quarter, as demand softens while supply conditions remain steady. Overall market sentiment stays on the weaker side, with limited buying interest across the quarter.

Purchasing activity remains cautious. Most buyers focus on using existing inventories instead of placing fresh large-volume orders, which keeps pressure on prices throughout the period. December moves slightly in the opposite direction.

The Adipic Acid price in Egypt increases by about 5% compared to November, mainly supported by year-end restocking. As the holiday period approaches and companies prepare for early 2026 requirements, some additional buying interest returns to the market.

The In Egypt, Adipic Acid prices in December 2025 reflects a typical seasonal pattern where restocking activity provides mild support to prices even in an otherwise softer quarterly trend.

Australia: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Melbourne, Australia; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q4 2025, the Adipic Acid price trend in Australia declines by around 3% compared to the previous quarter. Demand from key sectors weakens slightly, while steady supply from China keeps the market comfortably supplied, adding mild downward pressure on prices.

Market activity remains on the softer side through the quarter. Buyers focus more on managing existing inventory rather than placing fresh orders, which results in lower procurement interest overall. December is quiet.

The Adipic Acid price in Australia stays stable with a slight 3% decline compared to November, in line with typical year-end behavior. Most companies limit new purchases and prioritize inventory control ahead of the holiday period.

The In Australia, Adipic Acid prices in December 2025 reflects seasonal slowdown and cautious buying, which keeps prices largely steady even as the broader quarterly trend remains slightly weaker.

Vietnam: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Haiphong, Vietnam; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q4 2025, the Adipic Acid price trend in Vietnam declines by around 4% compared to the previous quarter, as demand from downstream industries softens and supply from China remains balanced.

Overall market sentiment stays cautious, with limited buying support through most of the quarter. Purchasing activity is subdued. Buyers mainly focus on managing existing inventory instead of placing new bulk orders, which keeps mild downward pressure on prices across the period.

December shows a slight change in direction. The Adipic Acid price in Vietnam rises by about 3% compared to November, mainly due to year-end restocking. As companies prepare for holidays and possible supply tightness early in the new year, fresh buying activity picks up slightly.

The In Vietnam, Adipic Acid prices in December 2025 reflects a typical seasonal pattern where restocking demand briefly supports prices even in an otherwise quiet and slightly weaker quarterly market.

Singapore: Adipic Acid Import prices CIF Singapore, Singapore; Grade- Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

In Q4 2025, the Adipic Acid price trend in Singapore declined by 4% compared to the previous quarter, as demand from key industries softened and supply remained relatively steady. Many businesses adopted a cautious approach, focusing on managing existing stock rather than making large new purchases, which led to a decrease in procurement activity and downward pressure on prices.

However, in December, the Adipic Acid price in Singapore rose by 3%, driven by typical year-end restocking compared to November. As companies prepared for the holiday season and anticipated potential supply shortages in early 2026, they secured materials, which helped push prices slightly higher.

The Adipic Acid price trend in Singapore in December 2025 highlights how seasonal restocking behavior can support prices, even in a quieter market. Companies securing stock ahead of the new year provided a small but significant lift to prices despite the overall softness throughout Q4 2025.

Adipic Acid Price Trend Analysis 2024

Adipic Acid Price Trend Q1 2024

In Q1 2024, the price of Adipic Acid in China’s domestic market rose by approximately 3.13% compared to Q4 2023, reaching around USD 1261 per ton. This increase was primarily driven by the rising cost of raw materials, especially cyclohexane, along with ongoing logistics and transportation challenges.

The bullish price trend was also reflected in major importing countries such as Egypt, Turkey, and several Southeast Asian nations, where rising freight charges and transportation costs further pushed prices upward.

Additionally, fluctuations in demand from key end-use industries like automotive and textiles contributed to price volatility across the region. Similar trends were observed in South Korea and other parts of the APAC region, influenced by shifts in supply and demand dynamics.

In Q1 2024, CIF Nhava Sheva (CHINA) and CIF Nhava Sheva (South Korea) adipic acid prices saw notable increases of 5.66% and 1.88%, respectively. These hikes were driven by higher raw material costs, especially cyclohexane, coupled with logistical challenges in Asia that pushed up import costs.

Additionally, Ex-Mumbai adipic acid prices rose by 4.59%, largely due to the rising import costs and heightened domestic demand from the automobile sector. This suggests that the combination of global supply chain disruptions, raw material price inflation, and strong local demand are contributing to a more expensive import and manufacturing environment in India.

Adipic Acid Price Trend Q2 2024

In Q2 2024, adipic acid prices in China’s domestic market declined by approximately 1.57% compared to Q1 2024, settling at around USD 1241 per ton. This slight downturn was mainly attributed to disruptions in demand and supply within key end-use sectors such as the automotive and textile industries.

Similar market fluctuations were also observed across various regions of the APAC market, reflecting the broader regional impact of changing industrial activity and supply chain dynamics.

During the second quarter of 2024, adipic acid CIF Nhava Sheva (CHINA) adipic acid prices declined by 0.63%, largely as a result of weak domestic demand in China. In contrast, CIF Nhava Sheva (South Korea) recorded a 2% uptick, supported by strong demand momentum in South Korea and escalating logistics costs.

The Ex-Mumbai adipic acid prices rose by 1.75%, reflecting an increase in trade volumes within the Indian market. This indicates that while China faced subdued market conditions, South Korea experienced higher costs due to logistics, and India’s market growth bolstered local pricing.

Overall, regional demand fluctuations and logistical factors played key roles in shaping these price trends.

Adipic Acid Price Trend Q3 2024

In Q3 2024, China’s domestic Adipic Acid prices declined by approximately 4.22% compared to the previous quarter, reaching around USD 1188 per ton. This decrease was primarily driven by weak domestic demand, reduced export volumes, and a drop in Benzene prices, which led to lower production costs.

A similar bearish trend was observed in major importing countries such as Vietnam and Singapore, indicating a broader global softness in Adipic Acid prices. In contrast, prices in Australia and Egypt increased, largely due to higher freight charges and transportation costs.

This regional price divergence underscores the complex dynamics of the Adipic Acid market, where localized factors such as demand patterns and logistical expenses significantly impact pricing trends across different markets.

In Q3 2024, CIF Nhava Sheva (CHINA) prices fell by 2.32%, driven by low domestic demand, reduced export volumes, and falling Benzene prices, which reduced production costs for importing countries like India.

In contrast, CIF Nhava Sheva (South Korea) adipic acid prices rose by 5.63%, fuelled by continued bullish demand. Ex-Mumbai prices remained stable at the lower end, supported by steady demand in the Indian market. These dynamics reflect the impact of global market conditions on regional pricing trends.

Adipic Acid Price Trend Q4 2024

In the Q4 2024, China’s adipic acid prices saw a notable decline of about 8.11%, falling to approximately USD 1092 per ton. This decrease was largely attributed to sluggish demand, continued inventory reduction efforts, and supply chain challenges.

Additionally, falling costs of key raw materials such as benzene and cyclohexane, along with lower logistics expenses, played a significant role in driving prices down. This bearish market sentiment was also reflected in major importing countries such as Vietnam, Singapore, Egypt, and Australia, where similar market conditions prevailed.

Overall, the combination of lower production costs and sluggish demand led to a broad-based decrease in Adipic Acid prices across key global markets.

In Q4 2024, CIF Nhava Sheva (CHINA) prices fell by 6.83%, driven by destocking and ongoing supply chain pressures. Meanwhile, CIF Nhava Sheva (South Korea) saw a modest 0.65% increase, supported by continued bullish demand, particularly driven by increased car sales, which pushed up export prices.

Ex-Mumbai adipic acid prices dropped slightly by 0.87%, reflecting the effects of destocking activities. These trends highlight the varying regional market conditions and their impact on import prices and trade dynamics.

Technical Specifications of Adipic Acid Price Trends

Product Description

Adipic Acid (C₆H₁₀O₄) is a key intermediate in the production of nylon, polyurethanes, and plasticizers. Primarily derived from Cyclohexane, its applications span textiles, automotive, and packaging industries.

This white crystalline solid is soluble in water and alcohol, playing a crucial role in manufacturing flexible, durable materials.

Identifiers and Classification:

CAS No – 124-04-9
HS Code – 29171200
Molecular Formula – (CH2)4(COOH)2
Molecular Weight (in gm/mol) – 146.14

Adipic Acid Synonyms:

Hexanedioic acid

Adipic Acid Grades Specific Price Assessment:

Technical Grade Crystalline Powder (99.8% min)

Adipic Acid Global Trade and Shipment Terms

Quotation Terms (Product & Country Specific):25-28 MT
Packaging Type (Product & Country Specific): 25 Kg Bag

Incoterms Referenced in Adipic Acid Price Reporting

Shipping Term	Location	Definition
FOB South Korea	Busan, South Korea	Adipic Acid Export price from South Korea
FOB China	Shanghai, China	Adipic Acid Export price from China
CIF Kaohsiung (TAIWAN)	Haiphong, Taiwan	Adipic Acid Import price in Taiwan from South Korea
CIF Singapore (SINGAPORE)	Singapore, Singapore	Adipic Acid Import price in Singapore from South Korea
CIF Nhava Sheva (INDIA)	Nhava Sheva, India	Adipic Acid Import price in India from South Korea
CIF Nhava Sheva (INDIA)	Nhava Sheva, India	Adipic Acid Import price in India from China
Ex- Mumbai	Mumbai, India	Domestically Traded Adipic Acid price in Mumbai
CIF Mersin (TURKEY)	Mersin, Turkey	Adipic Acid Import price in Turkey from China
CIF Alexandria (EGYPT)	Alexandria, Egypt	Adipic Acid Import price in Egypt from China
CIF Melbourne (AUSTRALIA)	Melbourne, Australia	Adipic Acid Import price in Australia from China
CIF Haiphong Vietnam)	Haiphong, Vietnam	Adipic Acid Import price in Haiphong from China
CIF Singapore (SINGAPORE)	Singapore, Singapore	Adipic Acid Import price in Singapore from China

*Quotation Terms refers to the quantity range specified for the Adipic Acid being quoted or offered in a commercial transaction.

**Packaging Type refers to standard packaging size commonly used for Adipic Acid packing, ease of handling, transportation, and storage in industrial and commercial applications.

Key Adipic Acid Manufacturers

Manufacturer

BASF Petrochemicals

Huafeng Group

Haili Group

Shandong Hualu

Shenma Industrial Co., Ltd

Adipic Acid Industrial Applications

Adipic acid is a key component in the production of nylon, polyurethanes, plastics, lubricants, and other polymers. It’s also used in the production of resins, adhesives, coatings, paper, plasticizers, and engineering plastics and mainly used in Automotive industries.

Historical adipic acid Price Trend Analysis

Historically, several events have caused significant fluctuations in Adipic Acid prices

Shifting Global Supply Chains and Export Challenges: The increased competition, along with challenges in exporting to key markets like the U.S. and Europe due to trade tensions and economic downturns, has led to fluctuating prices and pressures on Chinese producers to maintain market share.
2023 – Economic Slowdown and OPEC + Production Cuts: Adipic acid prices in China declined due to weaker demand from the textile and automotive industries, but rising raw material costs due to OPEC+ cuts placed upward pressure on production costs.
2022 – Russia-Ukraine Conflict: As crude oil prices surged, the cost of benzene, a key raw material for adipic acid, increased, resulting in higher adipic acid prices in China.
2021 – Raw Material Shortages and Energy Crises: The price of adipic acid in China increased sharply in 2021 due to higher production costs. The energy crisis in China, caused by power shortages and government-imposed energy consumption limits, further added to production challenges and price volatility.
2020 – COVID-19 Pandemic: Adipic acid prices in China plummeted during the first half of 2020 due to reduced industrial activity and demand. However, prices recovered slightly by the end of the year as the Chinese economy bounced back faster than many other regions.
2018 – U.S.- China Trade War: Adipic acid prices in China fluctuated due to increased tariffs on exports to the U.S., which is one of the largest markets for Chinese adipic acid.
2016-2017 – Environmental Regulations: Compliance with these regulations led to increased production costs for Chinese manufacturers. Some factories were forced to shut down temporarily for upgrades, leading to supply shortages and an increase in prices during these years.
2014-2015 – Overcapacity in China: Excess supply in both domestic and international markets drove prices downward. Many Chinese manufacturers faced challenges in maintaining profitability due to this oversupply issue, which caused a significant drop in adipic acid prices.

These factors combined have made the adipic acid market in China highly volatile over the past decade, with global events like the pandemic, trade wars, and energy crises playing crucial roles in shaping pricing trends.

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Disclaimer

Adipic Acid Market Price Trend published by Price Watch™ reflect prevailing spot market conditions, derived from independent research, verified trade inputs, and proprietary market intelligence as of the publication date. Prices are published on the specified Incoterm and represent indicative base market levels, exclusive of applicable taxes, VAT, duties, tariffs, and other statutory charges. Actual transaction values may vary depending on volume, credit terms, contractual structure, and other negotiated conditions. Market prices are inherently subject to volatility, liquidity dynamics, regulatory changes, and evolving trade activity. The information provided is for reference and benchmarking purposes only and does not constitute an offer, recommendation, or guarantee of transactional outcomes. Users should exercise independent commercial judgment and assess their specific contractual, regulatory, tax, and application requirements before making business decisions. Price Watch™ assumes no liability for decisions taken based on this information.

FAQ

What factors influence Adipic Acid prices in the global market? +

The price of Adipic Acid is influenced by several key factors, including the cost of raw materials such as cyclohexane, which is derived from crude oil. Fluctuations in crude oil prices can have a significant impact on Adipic Acid pricing.

Other factors include supply-demand imbalances, changes in production capacity, energy prices, and environmental regulations, especially as industries move towards more sustainable practices.

Additionally, the economic performance of key industries such as automotive, textiles, and electronics, which use Adipic Acid in nylon production, can further drive pricing trends.

How do supply chain disruptions affect Adipic Acid pricing? +

Supply chain disruptions, such as raw material shortages, transportation delays, or geopolitical tensions, can lead to volatility in Adipic Acid prices.

For instance, disruptions in cyclohexane production or changes in trade policies affecting its export/import can increase the cost of Adipic Acid. Similarly, labor strikes or logistical issues in major manufacturing hubs can lead to reduced supply, driving up prices.

Procurement heads should monitor both upstream raw material markets and potential disruptions in global supply chains to anticipate and mitigate price fluctuations.

What is the price forecast for Adipic Acid, and how should procurement teams plan for future price volatility? +

The price forecast for Adipic Acid is subject to fluctuations due to changing raw material costs, regulatory shifts, and demand from key industries like automotive (for nylon production) and textiles.

Given the volatility of oil prices and environmental policies promoting sustainable alternatives, procurement teams should stay informed by following market trends and industry reports.

Securing long-term contracts, diversifying suppliers, and considering alternative feedstocks or production methods can help mitigate risks from price hikes and ensure more stable procurement costs in the future.

What is Adipic Acid and why does its price matter? +

Adipic Acid is a white crystalline powder used primarily in the production of nylon 6,6, a key material for manufacturing textiles, automotive components, and industrial products. It is also used in the production of plasticizers, synthetic lubricants, and food additives.

The price of Adipic Acid is important because fluctuations can affect the production costs of these critical materials, influencing sectors like textiles, automotive, and food production. Price-Watch™ monitors Adipic Acid prices to help businesses understand market trends and make informed decisions.

How much does Adipic Acid cost right now? +

Adipic Acid prices typically vary depending on factors like raw material costs (especially benzene and cyclohexane), production methods, regional supply-demand conditions, and energy prices.

Prices are usually quoted per metric ton and fluctuate based on global market conditions, particularly in the textile and automotive industries. Price-Watch™ provides real-time price assessments to help businesses with procurement and cost planning.

What is the market trend for Adipic Acid, and what affects its prices? +

Adipic Acid prices are primarily influenced by feedstock costs (benzene and cyclohexane), energy prices, production capacity, and global demand from sectors like automotive and textiles.

Seasonal demand, supply chain disruptions, production capacity utilization, and geopolitical events can also impact pricing. Additionally, changes in the price of oil or raw materials used in the production process play a significant role in shaping price trends. Price-Watch™ tracks these dynamics to provide accurate insights.

Which industries buy the most Adipic Acid? +

The largest consumers of Adipic Acid are the automotive and textile industries. Adipic Acid is used in the production of nylon, which is a key component in automotive parts, carpets, and textiles.

It is also used in the production of polyurethane resins, lubricants, and plasticizers. Price-Watch™ tracks demand trends from these industries to assess market movements.

Where does Adipic Acid come from? +

Adipic Acid is produced through the hydrogenation of cyclohexanone, which is derived from cyclohexane. The production process involves a catalytic oxidation reaction, which creates Adipic Acid along with by-products such as nitric oxide.

Major manufacturers of Adipic Acid are in regions with strong petrochemical and chemical industries, including North America, Europe, and Asia.

Who is the largest exporter of Adipic Acid? +

The largest exporters of Adipic Acid include countries with established chemical industries such as China, the United States, and several European countries, including Germany.

These nations serve as key suppliers to global markets, especially to regions with large automotive and textile manufacturing sectors. Price-Watch™ tracks global export flows and trade patterns for accurate market insights.

Is there enough Adipic Acid to meet global demand? +

Global supply generally meets demand, but localized shortages can occur due to disruptions in production, feedstock constraints, or sudden spikes in demand, particularly from the automotive and textile sectors.

Production shutdowns, plant maintenance, and raw material shortages can cause temporary supply imbalances. Price-Watch™ monitors these dynamics to help businesses stay ahead of potential supply issues.

What are the different grades of Adipic Acid and why do prices differ? +

Adipic Acid is typically available in industrial-grade and food-grade varieties. The food-grade grade is more expensive due to stricter quality and safety regulations. Industrial-grade Adipic Acid, used in manufacturing and chemical processes, is generally more affordable.

Prices also vary based on packaging, purity, and production methods. Price-Watch™ provides detailed price assessments for each grade to ensure market transparency.

What happens when demand for Adipic Acid suddenly increases? +

A sudden increase in demand for Adipic Acid, often driven by growth in the automotive, textile, or plastics industries, can lead to price increases. Suppliers may prioritize long-term contract customers, and spot buyers may face higher prices or longer lead times.

Production flexibility is limited by feedstock availability and plant capacity. Price-Watch™ tracks such demand shifts and provides timely updates to help businesses adjust their strategies.

How do energy prices affect Adipic Acid costs? +

Energy costs are a major factor in the production of Adipic Acid. Increased energy prices, particularly for natural gas and electricity, can lead to higher production costs, which are generally passed on to customers in the form of higher prices.

The production of Adipic Acid requires significant energy input, and fluctuations in energy prices directly affect its manufacturing cost. Price-Watch™ tracks energy price trends and incorporates them into its market assessments.

What causes regional price differences for Adipic Acid? +

Regional price differences for Adipic Acid arise from factors such as local production capacity, feedstock costs, energy prices, and transportation expenses. Areas with limited local production or higher logistical costs tend to have higher prices, while regions with established production facilities and favorable feedstock availability typically experience lower prices. Price-Watch™ tracks these regional variations to provide comprehensive market insights.

What is the forecast for Adipic Acid prices? +

The forecast for Adipic Acid prices depends on key factors such as feedstock costs (benzene, cyclohexane), energy prices, global production capacity, and demand from key industries like automotive and textiles.

Seasonal demand fluctuations, geopolitical factors, and supply chain disruptions can also impact pricing. Price-Watch™ provides detailed price forecasts based on these factors to help businesses plan for future market conditions.

Can Adipic Acid price forecasts really help my business? +

Yes. Accurate price forecasts help businesses time their purchases, optimize procurement strategies, and plan budgets more effectively.

For instance, if a forecast predicts a price increase due to higher raw material costs or rising demand, businesses can purchase materials in advance to secure current rates. Price-Watch™ provides actionable insights that assist businesses in making informed decisions.

How do global events impact Adipic Acid supply and prices? +

Global events such as natural disasters, geopolitical tensions, or feedstock supply disruptions can disrupt production and shipping, leading to price volatility.

For example, hurricanes or other extreme weather events can disrupt the production of feedstocks like benzene, leading to higher prices for Adipic Acid. Price-Watch™ provides real-time updates on how such events influence the market.

Where can I find reliable Adipic Acid price information? +

Price-Watch™ gathers data from global manufacturers, distributors, and buyers to provide accurate price assessments for Adipic Acid.

Our detailed market reports and forecasts offer businesses valuable insights into pricing trends, helping them make informed purchasing and procurement decisions.