China
Singapore
Turkey
India
Vietnam
United StatesQ1 2025 saw a continuation of the stable pricing observed at the end of 2024. Shanghai FOB prices remained essentially flat, with minimal month-on-month increases. Jurong prices dipped slightly early in the quarter but returned to near-December levels.
This calm reflects a market in equilibrium—steady demand from construction and industrial sectors met by consistent supply. Though prices remained well below Q1 2024 highs, the bottom appeared to have been established, setting the stage for a potentially firmer market ahead.Â
According to PriceWatch, In Q2 2025, Polyetheramine price trend for FOB Shanghai basis remained almost stable throughout the quarter. This steady price behaviour was driven by a balanced interplay between supply and demand in the regional market. Production levels from key manufacturers were consistent, with no significant disruptions in output, which helped maintain stable availability of the product.
On the demand side, key end-use industries such as coatings, adhesives, and wind energy sectors maintained steady consumption levels, contributing to a well-supported but unspectacular demand environment.
At the end of quarter the price were 1850 USD per ton. Feedstock costs, including key raw materials like diethylenetriamine (DETA), experienced mixed movements during the period; however, these fluctuations were not significant enough to create notable pressure on Polyetheramine pricing.
The market sentiment remained cautiously optimistic, with buyers and sellers engaging in transactions at prices close to previous quarter levels. Overall, the quarter was marked by price steadiness, underpinned by balanced supply-demand fundamentals and steady feedstock costs, despite ongoing global economic uncertainties that continued to influence market behaviour cautiously.Â
According to the PriceWatch, In Q2 2025, polyetheramine price trend for FOB Jurong, Singapore basis witnessed a slight decrease compared to the previous quarter and stood at 2280 USD per ton.
The market remained largely balanced, but a mild downward trend emerged, primarily due to softening demand from key downstream industries such as coatings, adhesives, epoxy curing agents, and wind energy composites.
While consumption continued at a steady pace, it lacked the strength to support any significant price increases. On the supply side, production remained stable, bolstered by consistent output from regional facilities, including Huntsman’s operations on Jurong Island.
Feedstock costs showed minor fluctuations but did not exert significant pressure on pricing, and freight rates remained largely unchanged throughout the quarter. The slight decrease in FOB Jurong prices was primarily demand-driven, as buyers maintained cautious purchasing strategies amid broader global economic uncertainty.
Overall, the market exhibited a stable yet slightly bearish tone, with polyetheramine prices showing gentle fluctuations and ending the quarter somewhat lower than Q1 levels.Â
In Q1 2024, Polyetheramine prices began to soften after a relatively stable start. Shanghai FOB declined from USD 2,060 in January to USD 1,972 by March (a ~4.3% drop), while Jurong prices were slightly more resilient, dipping to USD 2,751 in March.
Though demand from the construction sector remained steady, the market saw reduced supplier engagement and fewer large-volume trades. The overall tone was one of caution, with signs of shifting sentiment emerging despite previously balanced supply-demand dynamics.Â
Q2 2024 saw more pronounced price declines, especially in June, when Shanghai FOB dropped to USD 1,830 and Jurong FOB to USD 2,555. These moves were driven by weakening demand across core sectors, particularly construction and coatings.
While Jurong briefly rebounded in May, the overall trend for both regions was negative. Suppliers responded with selective pricing, and inventory buildup in the market pressured prices further downward.Â
In Q3 2024, Shanghai prices showed slight recovery, with minor month-over-month increases in July and August before flattening in September. Jurong saw a similar but more subdued trend. The rebound suggested some improvement in market confidence, though large-scale demand did not fully return.
Construction demand remained steady, supporting prices from further drops, but overall activity was below historical norms. The market appeared to find a temporary floor.Â
Q4 2024 was marked by stability at lower price levels. Shanghai FOB hovered around USD 1,857–1,870, showing only fractional declines. Jurong followed suit, closing the year at USD 2,462.5.
The market operated with cautious optimism, though limited supplier activity and restrained buyer interest kept prices from rebounding significantly. Demand remained predictable but unremarkable, and market conditions suggested a “wait-and-see” approach going into 2025.Â
In Q1 2025, the Indian Polyetheramine market appeared to bottom out, with prices staying flat near INR 228,000 throughout the quarter. Tiny monthly adjustments signaled that both buyers and sellers had aligned on current valuations, echoing the stability seen in Shanghai and Jurong prices.
The market seemed to be transitioning into a phase of equilibrium, supported by consistent (albeit modest) demand from the construction sector and steady raw material availability.Â
According to the PriceWatch, In Q2 2025, polyetheramine price trend CIF Nhava Sheva basis (originating from China) remained almost stable, with only minor mixed movements throughout the quarter and ended at 166400 INR per ton. Supply from Chinese exporters was consistent, and domestic production in India faced no disruptions, ensuring a reliable flow into the Nhava Sheva market.
While import volumes were steady, currency fluctuations between the US Dollar (USD), and Indian Rupee (INR) introduced intermittent price adjustments, prompting buyers to recalibrate bids based on exchange rate movements.
Downstream demand from sectors such as adhesives, sealants, epoxy components, and wind-energy composites remained steady yet lacked strong upward momentum, resulting in cautious procurement behavior.
Feedstock costs and freight rates showed limited volatility, suggesting that the observed price fluctuations were largely demand-driven and currency influenced rather than stemming from supply-side pressures.
Overall, the market environment was characterized by balanced fundamentals, slight currency-adjusted price oscillations, and a resilient yet cautious buying sentiment, indicative of a well-supplied and stable polyetheramine trade flow through Nhava Sheva.Â
According to the PriceWatch, In Q2 2025, polyetheramine price trend for CIF Nhava Sheva basis (originating from Singapore) experienced a slight decrease compared to the previous quarter and ended at 200240 INR per ton.
This modest decline was primarily driven by softening demand from downstream sectors such as adhesives, coatings, epoxy curing agents, and composite materials all of which continued to purchase cautiously amid global economic uncertainties.
On the supply side, shipments from Singapore remained steady, and Indian import reception at Nhava Sheva saw no significant logistical disruptions, ensuring a reliable inflow of material. While feedstock costs showed only minor fluctuation and freight rates remained relatively stable, buyers and sellers adjusted bids in response to modest pricing pressure.
Exporters from Singapore faced increased competition in the Indian market, which further contributed to the slight downward tone. Overall, the CIF Nhava Sheva market portrayed a well-supplied environment with a gentle bearish bias, resulting in polyetheramine prices ending the quarter somewhat lower, albeit within a narrow and controlled range.Â
In Q1 2024, the Indian Polyetheramine market started with mild weakness, as January and February saw marginal declines. However, March posted a 1.58% rebound, bringing prices back above INR 252,000.
The movement mirrored global trends, where FOB Shanghai and Jurong prices also hovered at relatively high levels, reflecting steady demand in key sectors like construction. Indian buying interest showed signs of confidence toward the end of the quarter, though overall sentiment remained cautious.Â
Q2 2024 saw increased price volatility, with a significant drop in April (-2.36%), a short-lived rise in May, and a sharper correction in June (-2.90%). The net effect was a downward trend as prices fell below INR 243,000 by quarter-end.
This aligned with weaker global sentiment and falling FOB prices in Shanghai and Jurong, influenced by reduced activity in the construction and coating sectors. The Indian market mirrored this sluggishness, with reduced restocking and a wait-and-see approach by buyers.Â
Prices in Q3 dropped to their lowest quarterly average in the year. July posted the sharpest decline (-3.64%), though August brought a brief 1.10% recovery. September saw a slight dip again, indicating weak market fundamentals.
Global prices also remained under pressure due to low buyer engagement. Indian demand stayed steady but subdued, as downstream sectors avoided large-volume procurement amid declining price expectations.Â
Q4 2024 reflected ongoing bearish sentiment, with monthly declines in all three months. Prices moved from INR 233,000 in October to INR 228,000 in December. The Indian market remained demand-driven, but consistent price drops suggested excess supply and low urgency in purchasing.
This was in line with global trends, where FOB prices also plateaued at lower levels. Construction activity provided a floor to demand, but not enough to drive a recovery.Â
Molecular Weight[g/mol]
CAS No
HS Code
Molecular Formula
Polyetheramine is a versatile compound used in various industries. It acts as a curing agent for epoxy resins, improving durability and chemical resistance in coatings and adhesives. In polyurethane production, it enhances flexibility and strength in foams and elastomers. Polyetheramine is also used as a fuel additive to improve combustion efficiency, and as a corrosion inhibitor in water treatment and oilfield chemicals.
Packaging Type
Polyetheramine Grades Covered
Incoterms Used
Synonym
PriceWatch Quotation Terms:
Ex-Location: This incoterm refers to a shipping agreement where the seller makes the goods available at their premises, and the buyer is responsible for all transportation costs, including shipping, insurance, and any other fees.
CIF: CIF refers to the Cost, Insurance, and Freight (CIF) terms for goods. Under CIF terms, the seller is responsible for the cost of goods, insurance, and freight charges until the goods reach the port of destination.
FD: FD stands for Free Delivered where the seller takes full responsibility for delivering goods to the location/port. This ensures the buyer receives the goods at the designated port with all necessary costs, except import duties, covered.
FOB: FOB refers to the Free On-Board shipping term, where the seller is responsible for the cost and risk of delivering the goods to the port. Once the goods are on board the vessel, the responsibility shifts to the buyer for all costs, including shipping and insurance.
| Property | Specification  |
| Color, Pt-Co   |  Â
25 Max |
| Primary amine, % of total amine  | 97 min. |
| Viscosity, cSt, (25°C)   | 9.5 |
| Density g/ml (25°C)  | 0.948 |
| Ph | 11-12 |
| Vapor pressure, mm Hg/°C | 10/133 |
| Water, wt%Â | 0.20 -0.25Â Â |
| Amine Value mmol/g | 8.10-8.70 |
Polyetheramine Applications
Adhesives, Construction, and others.Â
Polyetheramines are essential in various industries. They enhance application and finish in paints and coatings, support high-performance coatings in the automotive industry, improve drilling fluids and oil recovery in oil field chemicals, and boost the effectiveness of pesticides in agrochemicals. Additionally, they play a key role in the production of specialty chemicals in chemical manufacturing.Â
These events underscore the Polyetheramine market’s vulnerability to global disruptions and highlight the need for continuous monitoring of supply-demand dynamics.Â
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Molecular Weight[g/mol]
CAS No
HS Code
Molecular Formula
Polyetheramine is a versatile compound used in various industries. It acts as a curing agent for epoxy resins, improving durability and chemical resistance in coatings and adhesives. In polyurethane production, it enhances flexibility and strength in foams and elastomers. Polyetheramine is also used as a fuel additive to improve combustion efficiency, and as a corrosion inhibitor in water treatment and oilfield chemicals.
Packaging Type
Grades Covered
Incoterms Used
Synonym
PriceWatch Quotation Terms:
Ex-Location: This incoterm refers to a shipping agreement where the seller makes the goods available at their premises, and the buyer is responsible for all transportation costs, including shipping, insurance, and any other fees.
CIF: CIF refers to the Cost, Insurance, and Freight (CIF) terms for goods. Under CIF terms, the seller is responsible for the cost of goods, insurance, and freight charges until the goods reach the port of destination.
FD: FD stands for Free Delivered where the seller takes full responsibility for delivering goods to the location/port. This ensures the buyer receives the goods at the designated port with all necessary costs, except import duties, covered.
FOB: FOB refers to the Free On-Board shipping term, where the seller is responsible for the cost and risk of delivering the goods to the port. Once the goods are on board the vessel, the responsibility shifts to the buyer for all costs, including shipping and insurance.
| Property | Specification  |
| Color, Pt-Co   |  Â
25 Max |
| Primary amine, % of total amine  | 97 min. |
| Viscosity, cSt, (25°C)   | 9.5 |
| Density g/ml (25°C)  | 0.948 |
| Ph | 11-12 |
| Vapor pressure, mm Hg/°C | 10/133 |
| Water, wt%Â | 0.20 -0.25Â Â |
| Amine Value mmol/g | 8.10-8.70 |
Applications
Adhesives, Construction, and others.Â
Polyetheramines are essential in various industries. They enhance application and finish in paints and coatings, support high-performance coatings in the automotive industry, improve drilling fluids and oil recovery in oil field chemicals, and boost the effectiveness of pesticides in agrochemicals. Additionally, they play a key role in the production of specialty chemicals in chemical manufacturing.Â
The pricing of Polyetheramine is influenced by several factors, including raw material costs such as amines, ethylene/propylene oxides fluctuations in supply and demand within industries like paints, coatings, and adhesives, as well as external elements like geopolitical events, trade tariffs, and energy prices. These factors combine to create variability in pricing depending on global economic conditions.
Regional production plays a significant role in Polyetheramine pricing. Regions with high production, like Asia-Pacific, tend to have more competitive pricing due to local availability, whereas regions that rely on imports, such as North America and Europe, often face higher costs due to transportation fees, import duties, and potential supply chain disruptions.
The latest pricing trends for Polyetheramine often reflect fluctuations in the cost of raw materials and changes in global supply chains. To secure better rates, procurement heads can consider locking in long-term contracts with suppliers, monitoring global price trends and indices, and optimizing bulk purchasing strategies to take advantage of volume discounts.
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