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Diethylenetriamine (deta) Price Trend and Forecast

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Global diethylenetriamine (deta) Spot Market Prices, Trend Analysis and Forecast

Price-Watch™ provides real-time price assessments and price forecasts for Diethylenetriamine (DETA) across top trading regions:

Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Regional Coverage Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Grade and Country Coverage Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Pricing Data Coverage Explanation
Asia-Pacific Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Pricing Analysis Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Assay ≥ 98.5% FOB Prices at Shanghai Port, China Weekly Price Update of Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Real-Time Export Prices from Shanghai Port, China to Global Markets
Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Assay ≥ 98.5% CIF Prices at Jakarta Port, Indonesia, Importing from Saudi Arabia Weekly Price Update of Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Real-Time Import Prices at Jakarta Port, Indonesia, Importing from Saudi Arabia
Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Assay ≥ 98.5% CIF Prices at Manila Port, Philippines, Importing from Saudi Arabia Weekly Price Update of Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Real-Time Import Prices at Manila Port, Philippines, Importing from Saudi Arabia
Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Assay ≥ 98.5% CIF Prices at Singapore Port, Singapore, Importing from Saudi Arabia Weekly Price Update of Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Real-Time Import Prices at Singapore Port, Singapore, Importing from Saudi Arabia
Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Assay ≥ 98.5% CIF Prices at Nhava Sheva Port, West India, Importing from Saudi Arabia Weekly Price Update of Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Real-Time Import Prices at Nhava Sheva Port, West India, Importing from Saudi Arabia
Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Assay ≥ 98.5% Ex-Mumbai Domestic Prices, West India Weekly Price Update of Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Real-Time Domestic Prices in Mumbai, West India
Europe Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Pricing Analysis Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Assay ≥ 98.5% FOB Prices at Antwerp Port, Belgium Weekly Price Update of Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Real-Time Export Prices from Antwerp Port, Belgium to Global Markets
Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Assay ≥ 98.5% CIF Prices at Mersin Port, Turkey Importing from Belgium Weekly Price Update of Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Real-Time Import Prices at Mersin Port, Turkey Importing from Belgium
Middle East & Africa Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Pricing Analysis Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Assay ≥ 98.5% FOB Prices at Jeddah Port, Saudi Arabia Weekly Price Update of Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Real-Time Export Prices from Jeddah Port, Saudi Arabia to Global Markets

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.

Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Price Trend Q1 2026

During Q1 2026, Diethylenetriamine (DETA) prices across all monitored global markets have exhibited a broadly bullish reversal from the Q4 2025 bearish trend, driven primarily by geopolitical uncertainties surrounding the USA-Israel vs Iran conflict which have disrupted ethylene and ammonia feedstock supply chains underpinning DETA production economics, alongside a recovery in downstream demand from agrochemical, paper processing, and chemical manufacturing sectors.

Singapore, Philippines, and India CIF Nhava Sheva have recorded the most pronounced quarterly appreciation among CIF import markets, while Saudi Arabia has posted the strongest quarterly gain among FOB export origins. Belgium and Turkey have recorded the most contained quarterly recoveries.

March 2026 has brought a sharp acceleration across all monitored markets, with Singapore, Philippines, India CIF, and India Ex-Mumbai all surging above 23%, reflecting the acute and accelerating influence of conflict-driven feedstock cost pressures into the end of the quarter. The DETA price trend across all monitored regions has reflected a decisive market reversal driven by geopolitical supply chain disruptions throughout the quarter.

Saudi Arabia: DETA Export Prices FOB Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, Assay ≥98.5%

According to Price-Watch™ , in Q1 2026, DETA price in Saudi Arabia has recorded a moderate increase of approximately 3.2%, marking a decisive reversal from the Q4 2025 bearish trend as geopolitical uncertainties surrounding the USA-Israel vs Iran conflict have disrupted ethylene and ammonia feedstock supply chains and elevated DETA production costs across Middle Eastern chemical manufacturing facilities.

The DETA price trend in Saudi Arabia has reflected a firming export market environment where conflict-driven feedstock cost pressures have supported upward FOB Jeddah pricing adjustments alongside recovering downstream demand from agrochemical and chemical sectors. DETA prices in Saudi Arabia have remained broadly supported throughout the quarter as geopolitical supply chain disruptions have underpinned pricing recovery momentum.

In March 2026, DETA price in Saudi Arabia has surged sharply by around 20%, as intensifying geopolitical tensions drove acute ethylene and ammonia feedstock cost escalation, transmitting forcefully into Saudi Arabian DETA production economics and driving a sharp acceleration in FOB Jeddah export pricing during the month.

Belgium: DETA Export Prices FOB Antwerp, Belgium, Assay ≥98.5%

In Q1 2026, DETA price in Belgium has recorded a marginal increase of approximately 1%, marking the most contained quarterly recovery among all monitored FOB export origins as pre-existing elevated European energy costs have continued to weigh on domestic production economics despite the gradual recovery in global DETA demand driven by geopolitical uncertainties surrounding the USA-Israel vs Iran conflict which have introduced feedstock supply chain caution.

The DETA price trend in Belgium has reflected a market where the moderating influence of elevated energy cost burdens and competitive global supply has limited the pace of price recovery relative to Middle Eastern and Chinese origins during the quarter. DETA prices in Belgium have remained broadly stable with limited upward momentum throughout the period.

In March 2026, DETA price in Belgium has risen sharply by around 14%, as intensifying geopolitical feedstock cost pressures and recovering downstream demand drove a meaningful acceleration in FOB Antwerp DETA export pricing during the month.

China: DETA Export Prices FOB Shanghai, China, Assay ≥98.5%

In Q1 2026, DETA price in China has recorded a moderate increase of approximately 2.5%, marking a recovery from the steep Q4 2025 declines as geopolitical uncertainties surrounding the USA-Israel vs Iran conflict have elevated ethylene oxide and ammonia feedstock costs underpinning Chinese DETA production economics and supported firmer export pricing throughout the quarter.

The DETA price trend in China has reflected improving export market conditions as recovering downstream demand from agrochemical and chemical manufacturing sectors has absorbed available supply more effectively than in the preceding quarter, allowing producers to adjust FOB Shanghai pricing upward.

DETA prices in China have remained broadly supported as consistent export procurement has sustained upward price recovery momentum. In March 2026, DETA price in China has surged sharply by around 15.7%, as intensifying geopolitical feedstock cost pressures and recovering international demand drove a sharp acceleration in FOB Shanghai DETA export pricing during the month.

Indonesia: DETA Imported Prices CIF Jakarta from Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, Assay ≥98.5%

In Q1 2026, DETA price in Indonesia has recorded a moderate increase of approximately 3.9%, reflecting the passthrough of firming Saudi Arabian FOB prices into the Indonesian import market under CIF Jakarta terms, as geopolitical uncertainties surrounding the USA-Israel vs Iran conflict have elevated origin-side feedstock costs and supported upward price movement in DETA import valuations throughout the quarter.

The DETA price trend in Indonesia has been shaped by the direct transmission of recovering Saudi Arabian export pricing into CIF Jakarta import valuations, with downstream demand from agrochemical and chemical manufacturing sectors recovering alongside easing global oversupply pressures. DETA prices in Indonesia have remained broadly supported as import procurement activity has gradually firmed throughout the period.

In March 2026, DETA price in Indonesia has surged sharply by around 23%, as intensifying geopolitical feedstock cost pressures drove a sharp acceleration in Saudi Arabian FOB pricing that transmitted forcefully into Indonesian CIF Jakarta import valuations during the month.

Philippines: DETA Imported Prices CIF Manila from Saudi Arabia, Philippines, Assay ≥98.5%

In Q1 2026, DETA price in the Philippines has recorded a moderate increase of approximately 4.2%, reflecting the passthrough of firming Saudi Arabian FOB prices into the Philippine import market under CIF Manila terms, as geopolitical uncertainties surrounding the USA-Israel vs Iran conflict have elevated origin-side feedstock costs and supported recovering DETA import valuations throughout the quarter.

The DETA price trend in the Philippines has been shaped by the consistent transmission of Saudi Arabian export price recovery into CIF Manila import valuations, with downstream demand from agrochemical and chemical sectors recovering alongside easing global supply pressures. DETA prices in the Philippines have remained broadly supported as import procurement activity has gradually firmed throughout the period.

In March 2026, DETA price in the Philippines has surged sharply by around 23.5%, as intensifying geopolitical feedstock cost pressures drove a sharp acceleration in Saudi Arabian FOB pricing that transmitted forcefully into Philippine CIF Manila import valuations during the month.

Singapore: DETA Imported Prices CIF Singapore from Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Assay ≥98.5%

In Q1 2026, DETA price in Singapore has recorded the most pronounced quarterly appreciation among all monitored CIF import markets at approximately 4.4%, reflecting the passthrough of firming Saudi Arabian FOB prices into the Singaporean import market as geopolitical uncertainties surrounding the USA-Israel vs Iran conflict have elevated origin-side feedstock costs and tightened DETA supply chain availability throughout the quarter.

The DETA price trend in Singapore has reflected a recovering import market where easing global oversupply pressures and firming origin-side pricing have combined to support meaningful upward movement in CIF Singapore import valuations. DETA prices in Singapore have remained firmly supported as Singapore’s role as a key regional chemical trading hub has amplified the transmission of recovering global pricing dynamics into import valuations.

In March 2026, DETA price in Singapore has surged sharply by around 24%, recording the highest monthly appreciation among all monitored CIF import markets, as intensifying geopolitical feedstock cost pressures drove a sharp acceleration in Saudi Arabian FOB pricing that transmitted forcefully into Singaporean import valuations during the month.

Turkey: DETA Imported Prices CIF Mersin from Belgium, Turkey, Assay ≥98.5%

In Q1 2026, DETA price in Turkey has recorded a marginal increase of approximately 1%, recording the most contained quarterly recovery among all monitored markets as the moderating influence of still-elevated European energy costs weighing on Belgian FOB export pricing has limited the pace of import cost recovery under CIF Mersin terms throughout the quarter.

The DETA price trend in Turkey has reflected a market where the gradual recovery in Belgian origin-side pricing driven by geopolitical uncertainties surrounding the USA-Israel vs Iran conflict has been partially offset by competitive supply dynamics, resulting in near-flat quarterly import pricing. DETA prices in Turkey have remained broadly stable with limited upward momentum during the period.

In March 2026, DETA price in Turkey has risen sharply by around 13.4%, as a meaningful acceleration in Belgian FOB pricing driven by intensifying geopolitical feedstock cost pressures transmitted into Turkish CIF Mersin import valuations during the month.

India: Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Domestically Traded price in India; Assay ≥ 98.5%

In Q1 2026, DETA price in India on an Ex-Mumbai domestic basis has recorded a moderate increase of approximately 3.3%, marking a recovery from the steep Q4 2025 domestic price correction as geopolitical uncertainties surrounding the USA-Israel vs Iran conflict have elevated imported feedstock costs and supported firmer domestic ex-works pricing alongside recovering downstream demand from agrochemical, paper processing, and chemical manufacturing sectors throughout the quarter.

The DETA price trend in India at the domestic Ex-Mumbai level has reflected a market where rising import costs driven by conflict-driven Middle Eastern supply chain disruptions have transmitted into domestic ex-works valuations, supporting a meaningful pricing recovery relative to the severely depressed Q4 2025 levels. DETA prices in India on a domestic basis have remained broadly supported as recovering downstream procurement has sustained upward pricing momentum.

In March 2026, DETA price in India on an Ex-Mumbai basis has surged sharply by around 23.8%, recording among the highest monthly appreciations across all monitored markets, as cumulative conflict-driven import cost escalation and firm downstream demand drove a sharp acceleration in Indian domestic DETA pricing during the month.

Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Price Trend Analysis: Q4 2025

During Q4 2025, Diethylenetriamine (DETA) prices across all monitored global markets have exhibited a uniformly bearish trend, with quarterly declines recorded across all FOB export origins and CIF import destinations. China has posted the steepest quarterly FOB decline, while India’s domestic Ex-Mumbai market has recorded the sharpest overall quarterly correction.

Saudi Arabian and Belgian FOB origins have recorded broadly comparable quarterly declines, with CIF import markets in Indonesia, Philippines, Singapore, Turkey, and India tracking origin-side price softness with modest variation driven by freight dynamics. December 2025 has brought a further acceleration of the downward trend across all monitored markets, with India’s domestic Ex-Mumbai grade recording the steepest monthly decline.

The DETA price trend across all monitored regions has reflected a broadly oversupplied market environment with subdued downstream demand from agrochemical, paper, and chemical sectors throughout the quarter.

Saudi Arabia: DETA Export Prices FOB Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, Assay ≥98.5%

According to Price-Watch™ , in Q4 2025, DETA price in Saudi Arabia has recorded a decline of approximately 8%, driven by broadly oversupplied global market conditions and subdued downstream demand from agrochemical, paper processing, and chemical manufacturing sectors which have weighed on FOB Jeddah export pricing throughout the quarter.

The DETA price trend in Saudi Arabia has reflected a competitive export environment where excess global availability has constrained producers’ ability to sustain pricing levels amid cautious international buyer procurement. DETA prices in Saudi Arabia have remained under sustained downward pressure as buyers have leveraged the oversupplied market to negotiate lower procurement costs.

In December 2025, DETA price in Saudi Arabia has declined further by around 8.9%, as continued oversupply conditions and weakening downstream demand drove an acceleration in the downward price correction for FOB Jeddah DETA export pricing during the month.

Belgium: DETA Export Prices FOB Antwerp, Belgium, Assay ≥98.5%

In Q4 2025, DETA price in Belgium has recorded a decline of approximately 8%, reflecting broadly oversupplied European and global DETA market conditions alongside subdued downstream demand from agrochemical, paper, and chemical sectors that have weighed on FOB Antwerp export pricing throughout the quarter.

The DETA price trend in Belgium has reflected a market where elevated European energy costs have compounded margin pressures on domestic producers, while excess global availability has limited pricing power and driven meaningful export price concessions to maintain trade volumes. DETA prices in Belgium have remained under sustained downward pressure as competitive global supply has dominated market pricing dynamics.

In December 2025, DETA price in Belgium has declined further by around 8.8%, as accelerating oversupply conditions and weak downstream procurement drove a further downward correction in FOB Antwerp DETA export pricing during the month.

China: DETA Export Prices FOB Shanghai, China, Assay ≥98.5%

In Q4 2025, DETA price in China has recorded the steepest quarterly FOB decline among all monitored export origins at approximately 8.7%, driven by severe oversupply conditions from Chinese domestic production capacity alongside subdued export demand from key international markets, which have together driven the most pronounced quarterly price correction among all monitored FOB markets.

The DETA price trend in China has reflected competitive export market dynamics where excess domestic production has significantly outpaced international demand, forcing producers to offer meaningful price concessions to maintain export volumes throughout the quarter. DETA prices in China have remained firmly under downward pressure as buyers have capitalized on the highly competitive pricing environment.

In December 2025, DETA price in China has declined further by around 9.3%, recording the steepest monthly FOB decline among all monitored export origins, as intensifying oversupply conditions and cautious buyer sentiment drove an accelerated downward price correction in FOB Shanghai DETA export pricing during the month.

Indonesia: DETA Imported Prices CIF Jakarta from Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, Assay ≥98.5%

In Q4 2025, DETA price in Indonesia has recorded a decline of approximately 7.7%, reflecting the passthrough of softening Saudi Arabian FOB prices into the Indonesian import market under CIF Jakarta terms, as broadly oversupplied global DETA conditions and subdued downstream demand from agrochemical and chemical sectors have weighed on import valuations throughout the quarter.

The DETA price trend in Indonesia has been shaped by the direct transmission of Saudi Arabian export price softness into CIF Jakarta import valuations, with downstream buyers maintaining cautious procurement patterns amid a favourable pricing environment. DETA prices in Indonesia have remained under downward pressure as global supply abundance has provided buyers with significant negotiating leverage.

In December 2025, DETA price in Indonesia has declined further by around 8.6%, as continued Saudi Arabian FOB price softness and weak downstream demand drove a further downward correction in Indonesian CIF Jakarta import pricing during the month.

Philippines: DETA Imported Prices CIF Manila from Saudi Arabia, Philippines, Assay ≥98.5%

In Q4 2025, DETA price in the Philippines has recorded a decline of approximately 7.9%, reflecting the passthrough of softening Saudi Arabian FOB prices into the Philippine import market under CIF Manila terms, as broadly oversupplied global DETA conditions and subdued downstream demand from agrochemical and chemical manufacturing sectors have weighed on import valuations throughout the quarter.

The DETA price trend in the Philippines has been shaped by the consistent transmission of Saudi Arabian export price softness into CIF Manila import valuations, with downstream buyers exercising cautious procurement strategies amid a broadly favorable supply cost environment. DETA prices in the Philippines have remained under sustained downward pressure as global oversupply conditions have dominated import market pricing.

In December 2025, DETA price in the Philippines has declined further by around 8.64%, as continued Saudi Arabian FOB price weakness and subdued downstream procurement drove a further downward correction in Philippine CIF Manila import pricing during the month.

Singapore: DETA Imported Prices CIF Singapore from Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Assay ≥98.5%

In Q4 2025, DETA price in Singapore has recorded a decline of approximately 7.65%, reflecting the passthrough of softening Saudi Arabian FOB prices into the Singaporean import market under CIF Singapore terms, as broadly oversupplied global DETA market conditions and subdued downstream demand have weighed on import valuations throughout the quarter.

The DETA price trend in Singapore has been shaped by the consistent transmission of Saudi Arabian export price softness into Singaporean import valuations, with Singapore’s position as a key regional chemical trading hub amplifying the passthrough of global oversupply conditions into import pricing. DETA prices in Singapore have remained under sustained downward pressure as buyers have leveraged favourable global supply conditions to manage procurement costs.

In December 2025, DETA price in Singapore has declined further by around 8.54%, as continued Saudi Arabian FOB price weakness and subdued regional downstream demand drove a further downward correction in Singaporean CIF import pricing during the month.

Turkey: DETA Imported Prices CIF Mersin from Belgium, Turkey, Assay ≥98.5%

In Q4 2025, DETA price in Turkey has recorded a decline of approximately 7.85%, reflecting the passthrough of softening Belgian FOB prices into the Turkish import market under CIF Mersin terms, as broadly oversupplied European and global DETA conditions have weighed on import valuations alongside subdued downstream demand from agrochemical and chemical sectors throughout the quarter.

The DETA price trend in Turkey has been shaped by the consistent transmission of Belgian export price softness into CIF Mersin import valuations, with downstream buyers maintaining cautious procurement patterns amid a broadly favorable cost environment. DETA prices in Turkey have remained under sustained downward pressure as competitive European supply pricing has dominated Turkish import market dynamics.

In December 2025, DETA price in Turkey has declined further by around 8.69%, as continued Belgian FOB price weakness and subdued downstream procurement drove a further downward correction in Turkish CIF Mersin import pricing during the month.

India: Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Domestically Traded price in India; Assay ≥ 98.5%

In Q4 2025, DETA price in India on an Ex-Mumbai domestic basis has recorded the steepest overall quarterly decline among all monitored markets at approximately 9.23%, driven by the compounding effect of softening import costs alongside excess domestic inventory availability which has created acute downward pricing pressure across Indian ex-works DETA markets throughout the quarter.

The DETA price trend in India at the domestic Ex-Mumbai level has reflected a market where competitive import pricing from Saudi Arabian origins has transmitted into domestic valuations while simultaneously pressuring local producer pricing power, resulting in the most pronounced quarterly correction among all monitored price points. DETA prices in India on a domestic basis have remained firmly under downward pressure as buyers have leveraged the highly competitive domestic supply environment.

In December 2025, DETA price in India on an Ex-Mumbai basis has declined further by around 10.00%, recording the steepest monthly correction among all monitored markets, as intensifying competitive dynamics and weak downstream procurement drove an accelerated downward price correction in Indian domestic DETA pricing during the month.

In Q3 2025, the global Diethylenetriamine (DETA) market showed uneven performance across regions, with price fluctuations ranging from 6-18%. Western markets, particularly Western Europe and Western Asia, experienced sharp declines due to weak demand from polyamide and resin sectors, high inventories, and competitive import pressures.

European and Middle Eastern producers, including those in the Arabian Peninsula, faced moderate price erosion amid stable feedstock availability and subdued global orders. In the Asia-Pacific region, East Asia recorded the steepest drop on abundant domestic supply and sluggish export demand, while South Asia saw a significant decline due to soft procurement from textile and paper industries.

Southeast Asian import markets such as Southeast Asia reflected milder contractions, supported by steady supply from the Arabian Peninsula and balanced freight conditions.

In general, the market remained bearish, underpinned by oversupply concerns, cautious buying behaviour, and weak downstream consumption. Regional supply chain dynamics and divergent demand trends continued to drive pricing during the quarter.

Belgium: Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Exported Price in Belgium, Assay ≥ 98.5%.

DETA prices in Belgium have fallen sharply in Q3 2025 amid lower orders from European polyamide and epoxy resin industries looking to cut costs. High inventories at ports and steady local production have intensified the oversupply situation. In September 2025, DETA prices in Belgium have declined by 0.58% compared to the previous month.

FOB Antwerp prices have remained between USD 2700–2900 per metric ton, reflecting a quarterly drop of 12.8%. Producers have maintained low to moderate operating rates in response to dampened demand, while competitive pressures have driven reductions across contract and spot markets, consistent with the overall Diethylenetriamine (DETA) price trend in Belgium.

Turkey: Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Imported Price in Turkey from Belgium, Assay ≥ 98.5%.

In Q3 2025, DETA price in Turkey has eased sharply amid weak domestic demand from resin and textile chemical sectors. Competitive offers from European producers and favourable freight rates have pressured prices downward. In September 2025, Diethylenetriamine (DETA) prices in Turkey have fallen by 0.56% compared to the previous month.

CIF Mersin prices have remained between USD 2800–3000 per metric ton, marking a quarterly drop of 12.4%. Import volumes have held steady despite the contraction in regional consumption. Traders have kept inventories lean amid decreasing purchasing momentum and cautious buyer sentiment, aligning with the Diethylenetriamine (DETA) price trend in Turkey.

China: Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Exported Price in China, Assay ≥ 98.5%.

According to Price-Watch, in Q3 2025, DETA price in China has declined steeply due to weak international demand and abundant local supply. Exporters have favoured short-term contracts and smaller volumes amid cautious market sentiment and competitive pricing conditions, reflecting the overall Diethylenetriamine (DETA) price trend in China.

Sluggish activity from downstream adhesives and textile auxiliaries has curtailed buying interest, while steady feedstock availability has eased cost pressures. In September 2025, DETA prices in China have dropped by 0.4% compared to the previous month. FOB Shanghai prices have ranged from USD 2600–2800 per metric ton, registering a quarterly fall of 17.6%.

Saudi Arabia: Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Exported Price in Saudi Arabia, Assay ≥ 98.5%.

In Q3 2025, DETA price in Saudi Arabia has faced moderate downward pressure due to slower demand from global solvent and resin sectors. Stable feedstock Ethylene availability and consistent production rates have supported supply levels. Producers have adjusted output to balance the softening market, while competitive pressures have limited price resilience throughout the quarter, aligning with the overall Diethylenetriamine (DETA) price trend in Saudi Arabia.

In September 2025, DETA prices in Saudi Arabia have decreased by 0.8% compared to the previous month. FOB Jeddah prices have ranged between USD 2700–2900 per metric ton, marking a quarterly decline of 7.3%. Export flows have remained regular towards Asian markets, but demand from coatings and paper chemical segments has been subdued.

Indonesia: Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Imported Price in Indonesia from Saudi Arabia, Assay ≥ 98.5%.

DETA price in Indonesia has softened in Q3 2025 amid stable shipments from Saudi Arabia and subdued domestic demand for water treatment and resin curing applications. Buying activity has been moderate, reflecting a cautious approach amid soft downstream consumption, consistent with the Diethylenetriamine (DETA) price trend in Indonesia. In September 2025, Diethylenetriamine prices in Indonesia have fallen by 0.6% compared to the previous month.

CIF Jakarta prices have ranged between USD 2800–3000 per metric ton, showing a quarterly decline of 6.4%. Importers have managed cautious inventory levels as port inflows have remained steady and freight costs have stayed stable.

Philippines: Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Imported Price in Philippines from Saudi Arabia, Assay ≥ 98.5%.

In Q3 2025, DETA price in the Philippines has declined moderately due to steady supply from Saudi exporters and weak demand from coating and textile finishing sectors. Purchasing activity has been selective, with buyers avoiding large-volume imports amid cautious consumption, mirroring the Diethylenetriamine (DETA) price trend in the Philippines.

In September 2025, DETA prices in the Philippines have decreased by 1% compared to the previous month. CIF Manila prices have been assessed between USD 2800–3000 per metric ton, reflecting a quarterly decrease of 6.7%. Import schedules have remained consistent, with traders noting stable port arrivals and balanced freight conditions.

Singapore: Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Imported Price in Singapore from Saudi Arabia, Assay ≥ 98.5%.

DETA price in Singapore has recorded modest pressure in Q3 2025 due to stable supply from Saudi Arabia alongside moderate regional demand from chemical formulation sectors. Market activity has remained steady but subdued, consistent with the Diethylenetriamine (DETA) price trend in Singapore and a balanced supply-demand outlook.

In September 2025, DETA prices in Singapore have declined by 0.85% compared to the previous month. CIF Singapore values have stood between USD 2800–2900 per metric ton, posting a quarterly decline of 7.4%. Buyers have favoured smaller lot sizes to minimize holding costs amid cautious procurement sentiment.

India: Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Domestically Traded Price in India, Assay ≥ 98.5%.

According to Price-Watch, DETA price in India has seen a sharp decline in Q3 2025 due to weak procurement from resin, textile, and paper industries. Competitive import offers and easing feedstock costs have pressured local prices lower. In September 2025, DETA prices in India have dropped by 1.43% compared to the previous month.

Ex-Mumbai values have ranged between USD 3100–3400 per metric ton, marking a quarterly drop of 15%. Trading has been slow as buyers have minimized inventory amid limited downstream demand and cautious market sentiment, reflecting the broader Diethylenetriamine (DETA) price trend in India.

The Diethylenetriamine (DETA) market in China experienced a volatile Q2 2025, shaped by inconsistent demand across export destinations and seasonal slowdowns. April saw a decline in FOB Shanghai prices as demand from key buyers in Europe and Southeast Asia softened, particularly in Belgium and Taiwan, where downstream coatings and lubricant sectors slowed due to off-season production schedules.

May brought a temporary price rebound driven by short-term replenishment demand from Germany and Saudi Arabia, where industrial and automotive chemical consumption picked up modestly. However, this upward movement failed to sustain itself until June. Buyers across Asia and Europe reduced intake volumes due to ongoing inventory pressure and limited new project activity.

Export interest remained fragmented, and domestic procurement stayed subdued, contributing to the overall bearish tone. According to PriceWatch, Diethylenetriamine (DETA) prices were assessed at USD 2800/MT FOB Shanghai in the last week of June 2025.  

In Q2 2025, the Diethylenetriamine (DETA) market in India followed a mixed trajectory, with imported and domestic pricing moving in different directions. In April, CIF Nhava Sheva prices declined due to soft availability of Saudi-origin cargo and muted regional buying interest. However, Ex-Mumbai prices showed an upward trend in both April and May, supported by steady demand from the pharmaceutical and textile auxiliary sectors.

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During Q1 2025, Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Technical Grade prices in Saudi Arabia followed a consistent downward trend. The decline was primarily driven by weak demand from downstream sectors such as epoxy resins and the oil & gas industry, while regional suppliers maintained high inventory levels. Additionally, a drop in the cost of feedstock Ethylene Amine exerted further downward pressure on product prices.

In Belgium, the price trend showed a decrease in January, a slight recovery with an increase in February, followed by another drop in March. Similarly, in China, prices declined in January, increased in February, and fell again in March due to weak downstream demand. After the conclusion of March 2025, Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Technical Grade prices in the Saudi Arabian market were assessed at USD 2880/MT FOB Jeddah. 

During Q1 2025, Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Technical Grade prices in the Ex-Mumbai market (USD, Ex-Mumbai) displayed a fluctuating trend—declining in January, rebounding in February, and falling again in March. This volatility reflected uneven demand from the downstream oil & gas sector and epoxy resin formulators.

In the import market (USD, CIF Nhava Sheva – Saudi Arabia), prices showed a mirrored pattern, indicating alignment between local and international supply dynamics. Feedstock costs remained low, while demand lacked sustained momentum. March closed with average prices at USD 3856/MT Ex-Mumbai. 

Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Price Trend Analysis: Q4 2024

In the fourth quarter of 2024, Diethylenetriamine (DETA) pricing trends in Saudi Arabia, Belgium, and China showed varied movements, influenced by multiple factors. In Saudi Arabia, prices increased by 0.3% in October, followed by a 2.8% rise in November, before dropping -2.5% in December, likely due to fluctuations in demand, supply adjustments, and rising feedstock costs earlier in the quarter.

In Belgium, prices declined by -3.4% in October and -0.8% in November, with a sharper fall of -5.7% in December, influenced by softer industrial demand, seasonal downturns, and rising energy costs impacting production. In China, prices dropped by -2.9% in October, rose 5.4% in November, and fell -1.0% in December, reflecting seasonal adjustments, changes in production levels, and varying downstream demand.

Additional factors such as geopolitical uncertainties, inventory management strategies, and fluctuations in currency exchange rates further shaped the pricing trends in these regions during this period. 

The final quarter of 2024 saw a sharp correction in DETA prices, with a brief uptick in October followed by declines in November and December. This trend was visible both in the domestic Ex-Mumbai market (USD, Ex-Mumbai) and on CIF Nhava Sheva imports (USD, CIF Nhava Sheva – Saudi Arabia). The October rise stemmed from short-term restocking by downstream users ahead of Diwali holidays.

However, post-festival demand fizzled out, and ample stock levels pressured prices downward. Additionally, declining feedstock Ethylene Amine costs reduced production cost pressures. Market participants delayed fresh buying in anticipation of further corrections. Prices concluded the year at USD 3219/MT Ex-Mumbai in December 2024. 

In the third quarter of 2024, Diethylenetriamine (DETA) pricing trends in Saudi Arabia, Belgium, and China varied due to multiple influencing factors. In Saudi Arabia, prices saw a slight increase of 1.4% in July, followed by a -3.6% decline in August and a more significant drop of -15.8% in September, likely driven by reduced demand, lower production levels, and stabilizing inventories.

In Belgium, prices rose 1.8% in July but faced a -4.2% dip in August and a -4.4% decline in September, influenced by seasonal downturns, market corrections, and rising energy costs impacting production.

In China, prices decreased -1.4% in July, rebounded with a 2.0% increase in August, and then fell -3.0% in September, reflecting shifting supply-demand dynamics, reduced downstream activity, and supply chain adjustments following earlier disruptions. Additional factors such as currency fluctuations, geopolitical uncertainties, and variations in raw material costs further contributed to these pricing trends across the regions. 

In Q3 2024, DETA prices softened across both domestic and import markets. Ex-Mumbai (USD, Ex-Mumbai) prices declined each month, largely due to a slowdown in demand from the epoxy resin and lubricant additive sectors. Seasonal monsoon disruptions and subdued industrial production curbed overall consumption.

Similarly, prices at CIF Nhava Sheva (USD, CIF Nhava Sheva – Saudi Arabia) also declined steadily throughout the quarter, weighed down by high inventories and competitive import offers from Southeast Asia.

Weaker economic activity and tighter credit in manufacturing further dampened procurement. By the end of September 2024, import prices had dropped to USD 4568/MT CIF Nhava Sheva. 

In the second quarter of 2024, Diethylenetriamine (DETA) prices showed diverse trends across Saudi Arabia, Belgium, and China. In Saudi Arabia, prices increased by 14.1% in May after a slight decline of -1.6% in April and a minor rise of 1.2% in June, driven by continued infrastructure expansion, higher feedstock costs, and elevated energy prices.

In Belgium, prices surged by 5.7% in April, then rose 5.6% in May before declining by -2.6% in June, influenced by increased manufacturing activity, higher operational costs, and restocking by downstream industries.

In China, prices rose 12.0% in April but fell by -6.4% in May and -13.6% in June, likely due to shifts in supply-demand dynamics, reduced post-holiday restocking, government policy changes, and higher inventory levels stabilizing the market. Additionally, fluctuations in currency exchange rates and geopolitical developments contributed to observed pricing trends in these regions. 

Throughout Q2 2024, DETA prices in the Saudi Arabia-to-India import corridor (USD, CIF Nhava Sheva) initially declined in April but saw back-to-back increases in May and June. This upward momentum was driven by increased seasonal demand for water treatment formulations and enhanced activity in epoxy resins used in construction coatings.

Ex-Mumbai (USD, Ex-Mumbai) prices rose consistently during the quarter, reflecting limited inventory levels amid steady offtakes. Feedstock Ethylene Amine costs remained elevated, contributing to the price rise. The quarter ended with DETA prices closing at USD 4263/MT Ex-Mumbai in June 2024. 

In the first quarter of 2024, Diethylenetriamine (DETA) prices experienced notable fluctuations across Saudi Arabia, Belgium, and China. In Saudi Arabia, prices decreased by -2.8% in January, then rose by 6.3% in February, and continued increasing by 8.8% in March, driven by strong demand in adhesives, water treatment, agrochemicals, and personal care industries and higher feedstock costs.

In Belgium, prices initially dropped by -0.3% in January before rising 2.9% in February and 14.0% in March, as manufacturing output increased, energy costs surged, and restocking activities ramped up.

In China, prices fell -1.8% in January, then surged 6.7% in February and 13.7% in March due to resumed production, higher demand from downstream industries, and logistical disruptions caused by the Chinese Lunar New Year. Additional factors such as currency fluctuations and varying inventory levels further contributed to observed price dynamics across these regions.

Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Technical Grade prices in India reflected a mixed trend during Q1 2024. In the Ex-Mumbai market (USD, Ex-Mumbai), prices dipped in January, followed by steady increases in February and March due to restocking demand from downstream epoxy resin and chelating agent manufacturers. The revival in demand from the coatings and adhesive sectors provided additional support.

On the import side (USD, CIF Nhava Sheva – Saudi Arabia), prices mirrored this pattern, indicating synchronized buying sentiment among domestic formulators and bulk importers. However, raw material availability remained balanced. The quarter concluded with prices settling at USD 4848/MT Ex-Mumbai by the end of March 2024. 

Technical Specifications of Diethylenetriamine (deta) Price Trends

Product Description

Diethylenetriamine (DETA) is a versatile organic compound belonging to the ethyleneamine family. It is a colorless, hygroscopic, strongly basic liquid with three active amine groups, making it highly reactive and multifunctional. It combines high solubility, good chemical reactivity, and crosslinking ability, which makes it indispensable in epoxy curing, chelation, and corrosion inhibition application. It is soluble in water and polar solvents, enabling wide industrial use. It serves as a neutralizing and buffering agent in chemical formulations. It has high reactivity which enables use in polymer modification and corrosion inhibition.

Identifiers and Classification:

  • CAS No – 111-40-0
  • HS Code – 29212990
  • Molecular Formula – C₄H₁₃N₃
  • Molecular Weight (in gm/mol) – 103.17 g/mol


Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Synonyms:

  • 2,2′-Iminodi(ethylamine)
  • DETA
  • Diethylene triamine
  • N-(2-Aminoethyl)ethane-1,2-diamine
  • 2,2′-Diaminodiethylamine


Diethylenetriamine (DETA ) Grades Specific Price Assessment:

  • Assey ≥ 98.5%


Diethylenetriamine (DETA ) Global Trade and Shipment Terms

  • Quotation Terms (Product & Country Specific): 25-28 MT
  • Packaging Type (Product & Country Specific): 190 kg Drum


Incoterms Referenced in Diethylenetriamine (DETA ) Price Reporting

Shipping Term  Location  Definition 
FOB Jeddah  Jeddah, Saudi Arabia  DETA Export price from Saudi Arabia 
FOB Antwerp  Antwerp, Belgium  DETA Export price from Belgium 
FOB Shanghai  Shanghai, China  DETA Export price from China 
CIF Jakarta (Saudi Arabia)  Jakarta, Indonesia  DETA Import price in Indonesia from Saudi Arabia 
CIF Manila (Saudi Arabia)  Manila, Philippines  DETA Import price in Philippines from Saudi Arabia 
CIF Singapore (Saudi Arabia)  Singapore, Singapore  DETA import price in Singapore from Saudi Arabia 
CIF Mersin (Belgium)  Mersin, Turkey  DETA Import price in Turkey from Belgium 
CIF Nhava Sheva (Saudi Arabia)  Nhava Sheva, India  DETA Import price in India from Saudi Arabia 
Ex-Mumbai  Mumbai, India  Domestically Traded DETA price in Mumbai 

*Quotation Terms refers to the quantity range specified for the Diethylenetriamine (DETA) being quoted or offered in a commercial transaction.

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


Key Diethylenetriamine (DETA) Manufacturers

Manufacturer  
Huntsman Corporation  
BASF  
DowDuPont  
Nouryon  
SABIC 

Diethylenetriamine (deta) Industrial Applications

DETA market share end-use

Historically, several events have caused significant fluctuations in Diethylenetriamine (deta) prices

  • 2023 – Environmental Crackdowns in China 

The environmental crackdowns and power rationing in China limited domestic production of DETA, causing local supply shortages and sharp price increases, especially during restocking activities ahead of the Lunar New Year; this was highly effective because China’s production challenges impacted both domestic consumption and global exports, tightening supply worldwide. 

  • 2022 – Russia-Ukraine Conflict 

The Russia-Ukraine conflict caused a severe energy crisis in Belgium and across Europe, leading to soaring natural gas prices and higher production costs for ethylene, driving DETA prices upward; this was highly effective because the dependence on imported energy and feedstocks created cascading cost increases across the region, reducing supply and raising prices globally. 

  • 2021 – Texas Winter Storm 

The Texas winter storm severely disrupted ethylene production in the U.S., reducing global availability of raw materials and increasing DETA prices, including in Saudi Arabia; this was highly effective because Saudi Arabia, despite its petrochemical dominance, depends on certain ethylene imports for derivative chemicals like DETA, causing price and supply chain ripple effects. 

  • 2020 – COVID-19 Pandemic Lockdowns 

The COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns caused significant disruptions in China, leading to a sharp drop in DETA demand initially, followed by a strong price rebound during the recovery of key industries; this was highly effective because China’s dual role as a major producer and consumer amplified the impact globally, disrupting supply chains and influencing international prices. 

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The pricing of Diethylenetriamine (DETA) is influenced by several key factors, including global supply and demand dynamics, production costs, and feedstock prices, such as ethylene and ammonia. Environmental regulations and policies in key manufacturing regions can also impact production costs and availability.

Additionally, fluctuations in energy prices, as well as the economic conditions of major producers like China and the U.S., play a significant role in shaping DETA prices. Understanding these factors is crucial for procurement heads to make informed purchasing decisions.

Procurement heads can forecast DETA price trends by analyzing historical price data, monitoring shifts in global supply and demand, and considering external market influences such as raw material costs, energy prices, and geopolitical events.

Engaging with market analysis services, industry reports, and insights from petrochemical experts can help develop accurate price predictions. This proactive approach enables better planning, budgeting, and decision-making in procurement strategies.

Sustainability certifications and environmental regulations can impact DETA pricing, particularly when it comes to its production and raw material sourcing. Increased demand for eco-friendly and responsibly produced chemicals may lead to price premiums for DETA sourced through more sustainable methods.

For procurement heads, understanding these implications is important as it aligns with corporate sustainability goals and consumer preferences. While the upfront costs may be higher, sourcing sustainably produced DETA can enhance a company’s reputation and open up new business opportunities.

DETA (Diethylenetriamine) is an organic chemical compound widely used in epoxy curing agents, fuel additives, chelating agents, and water treatment chemicals. Its price impacts production costs across coatings, adhesives, and chemical manufacturing industries. Price-Watch™ tracks DETA prices to help businesses stay informed about market movements and cost trends.

DETA prices fluctuate based on region, purity, and market conditions, influenced by feedstock costs (such as ethylene dichloride and ammonia), energy prices, and demand from downstream industries. Prices are typically quoted per metric ton and vary with supply-demand balance. Price-Watch™ provides up-to-date price assessments across key global markets.

DETA prices are influenced by raw material costs, demand from epoxy resins, water treatment, and oil & gas sectors, and production levels. Global supply-demand dynamics, feedstock price fluctuations, and industrial activity trends play key roles. Recent trends show price volatility depending on raw material costs and industrial demand recovery.

Major consumers of DETA include the coatings and adhesives industry, oil & gas sector, water treatment companies, and chemical manufacturers. Epoxy curing applications account for a significant share, followed by use in chelating agents and fuel additives. Price-Watch™ tracks consumption trends across these sectors.

DETA is produced in chemical plants through the reaction of ethylene dichloride with ammonia, followed by separation and purification processes. It is then processed into various grades for industrial applications.

Major exporters of DETA include countries such as China, the United States, Germany, and Japan. Export volumes vary depending on production capacity, feedstock availability, domestic demand, and pricing competitiveness in the global market. Price-Watch™ monitors global trade flows and supply availability.

Overall supply is generally stable; however, temporary tightness may arise due to feedstock constraints, plant shutdowns, logistics disruptions, or sudden demand surges in key industries like coatings and oil & gas. Price-Watch™ closely tracks supply-demand balances to highlight potential shortages or oversupply situations.

DETA is available in different purity levels and specifications depending on application requirements. Prices vary based on purity, production process, handling requirements, and performance characteristics in end-use applications. Price-Watch™ provides grade-wise price assessments for better market clarity.

When demand rises sharply, often driven by increased activity in coatings, adhesives, or oil & gas sectors, prices tend to increase, lead times may extend, and buyers may face limited spot availability in the market. Price-Watch™ captures these shifts in real time.

Key raw materials such as ethylene dichloride and ammonia directly impact DETA production costs. Any increase in their prices raises manufacturing costs, which producers may pass on to buyers. Price-Watch™ analyses feedstock-DETA price correlations to explain cost movements.

Regional prices vary due to local availability, production capacity, energy costs, freight rates, import duties, and demand levels. Price-Watch™ tracks regional differentials to highlight pricing gaps across markets.

The DETA price outlook depends on trends in key feedstocks, demand from coatings, oil & gas, and water treatment sectors, capacity expansions, and overall global economic conditions. Price-Watch™ publishes regular forecasts projecting price direction over the next 12 months.

Yes. Reliable forecasts help buyers plan procurement, manage inventory, negotiate contracts, and control production costs. Price-Watch™ forecasts support smarter purchasing and budgeting decisions.

Events such as trade policy changes, shipping disruptions, energy price volatility, or geopolitical tensions can affect feedstock availability, alter production rates, and disrupt global trade flows, leading to fluctuations in DETA prices. Price-Watch™ provides timely updates on such market-moving events.

Price-Watch™ gathers data from producers, distributors, traders, and end-users to publish transparent DETA price assessments, market reports, and forecasts, helping stakeholders stay ahead of market trends.

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