According to PriceWatch, In Q2 2025, Paraformaldehyde price trend in India surged by 7.94%, rising to USD 870 per metric ton. The sharp increase was primarily driven by tighter supply availability from Europe, where production faced logistical delays and limited export allocations due to stronger regional demand.
Additionally, feedstock methanol prices in Europe held firm, contributing to higher production costs and elevated export offers. Indian importers had limited flexibility due to dependency on fewer sources outside Asia, making the market more vulnerable to supply-side shifts.
Demand from domestic sectors such as agrochemicals and resins remained steady, but the sudden rise in landed costs forced buyers to accept higher prices in the absence of alternative suppliers. The spike in prices was further compounded by moderate freight rate fluctuations and extended lead times.
Overall, the Indian Paraformaldehyde market in Q2 reflected a firm tone, shaped by constrained imports, elevated European prices, and consistent downstream demand. Also track real time ethylene oxide price analysis.