𝐏𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐞 𝐖𝐚𝐭𝐜𝐡™ provides price assessments for Aluminium wire across top trading regions:
Asia-Pacific
- Aluminium Wire 8011-10mm FOB Shanghai, China
- Aluminium Wire 8011-10mm CIF Busan (China), South Korea
- Aluminium Wire 8011-10mm CIF Hai Phong (China), Vietnam
Note: In assessments structured as CIF [Importing Port] (Exporting Country), the country mentioned in brackets indicates the primary origin of supply (exporting country), while the named port refers to the destination port in the importing country. Other Incoterms (FOB, FD, EXW, etc.) should be interpreted in accordance with standard international trade definitions.
Aluminium Wire Price Trend Q4 2025
Global prices for aluminum wire have increased by about 2–3% during the fourth quarter of 2025 due to steady demand and tight supply fundamentals. Following a period of stability at the beginning of the year, rising consumption in the construction, power transmission, and electric vehicle sectors increased demand for aluminum wire. Additionally, higher production costs (particularly increased costs for raw materials and energy) contributed to greater price strength throughout the marketplace. Supply-side adjustments and logistical issues supported this upward trend as well. Overall, the relatively modest price increase indicates that there is a more favourable balance between supply and demand in the aluminum wire market. The aluminum wire industry appears to be entering 2026 with stronger pricing momentum and enhanced market stability, despite continued uncertainty in the global economy.
China: Aluminium wire Export prices FOB Shanghai, China; Grade- 8011-10mm
The price trend of aluminium wire in China during Q4 2025 demonstrated a modest upward trajectory, building on Q3’s momentum with an overall increase of 2.6% quarter-on-quarter. Market drivers included sustained demand from the construction and electrical sectors, coupled with tight supply conditions influenced by production slowdowns in key domestic smelters. Notably, in December 2025, aluminium wire prices rose by 2.3% month-on-month, reflecting both seasonal restocking ahead of the Lunar New Year and a slight recovery in international aluminium ingot costs. Analysts observed that while downstream demand remained steady, sentiment was cautiously optimistic, as market participants balanced rising input costs with efforts to secure stable procurement. Looking ahead, price stability is expected to hinge on supply chain adjustments and macroeconomic developments.
South Korea: Aluminium wire Import prices CIF Busan (China), South Korea; Grade- 8011-10mm
The price trend of aluminium wire in South Korea showed a stronger trajectory in Q4 2025, with the average quarterly price rising 2.9 % from Q3 2025, driven not only by tight inventories and sustained construction demand but also by rising energy costs and higher scrap aluminium premiums, which increased production expenses for local manufacturers. Supply constraints from regional smelters, coupled with a slight rebound in exports to Southeast Asia, further tightened availability. In December 2025, aluminium wire prices increased by 1.86 %, reflecting both year end restocking and the pass through of higher electricity and raw material costs. This combination of demand resilience and rising input costs maintained upward pressure, suggesting that Q4 2025 ended with a notable price consolidation, supporting a cautiously bullish outlook for early 2026.
Vietnam: Aluminium wire Import prices CIF Hai Phong (China), Vietnam; Grade- 8011-10mm
The ongoing uptick in price trend for aluminium wire during Q4 2025 in Vietnam reflects the continued positive market conditions from Q3 2025 throughout the Asia-Pacific region due to demand from wider regional infrastructure developments and a decrease in supply. Subsequent to normal market development from Q3, the average price for aluminium wire in Vietnam increased approximately 2.8% quarter-on-quarter given the broader range of need for material by buyers as they began to source materials prior to year-end project completions and while inventory levels continued to be well balanced. The demand for aluminium wire within construction and power transmission markets continued to provide necessary support to the increased price point of the material along with the stronger pricing power of exporters as a result of fewer tonnes being available for seaborne exports. In addition, as a result of limited availability of material on the prompt basis and strong interest from buyers to acquire aluminium wire prior to the Lunar New Year, increased value for aluminium wire has continued to persist into early 2026 as evidenced by the further 1.85% increase in the price of aluminium wire between November 2025 and December 2025.



