Price-Watch’s most active coverage of Praseodymium Oxide price assessment:
Asia-Pacific
- Praseodymium Oxide 99.99% min FOB Shanghai
- Praseodymium Oxide 99.99% min EXW China
Europe
- Praseodymium Oxide 99.99% min Ex-Warehouse Rotterdam
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.
Praseodymium Oxide Price Trend Q4 2025
In Q4 2025, the global Samarium Oxide market demonstrated an exceptionally strong bullish trend, marked by sharp price escalations across key regions. Price trend for Samarium Oxide surged significantly during the October–December 2025 period, driven by stringent export controls, constrained material availability, and intensifying downstream demand.
Acute supply shortages persisted as regulated trade flows limited volumes in the international market, while robust consumption from magnets, electronics, aerospace, and defense sectors absorbed nearly all available production. Elevated freight costs, port congestion, and year-end logistical disruptions further tightened spot availability and inflated transaction levels.
The combined impact of restricted supply, firm end-use demand, and ongoing supply chain challenges resulted in heightened price volatility and a dramatic upward trajectory throughout the quarter, with expectations of sustained elevated pricing conditions into early 2026.
China: Praseodymium Oxide 99.99%min Export prices FOB Shanghai, China; Grade- Purity:99.99%min
In Q4 2025, Praseodymium Oxide 99.99% min prices FOB-Shanghai (Ex-Depot Rotterdam) sustained +21.93% momentum impressively, driven by persistent quota controls, Myanmar embargo, and heightened global green transition accelerating NdPr consumption in EVs, offshore wind, and defence magnets. Strategic reserve building and Chinese production limits at environmental/technical thresholds-maintained tightness, with Shanghai FOB as global benchmark at 40% premiums over Q4-2024 despite diversification efforts and cost inflation transmission. Praseodymium Oxide prices FOB-Shanghai (Ex-Depot Rotterdam) declined by -0.63% in December 2025, reflecting ample Chinese domestic availability post-restocking and softer Rotterdam export demand amid seasonal magnet slowdowns.
Aggressive seller offers for inventory clearance eased FOB pricing with stable freight rates, while balanced trading and inquiries from electronics/renewable sectors prevented deeper corrections. Overall, the Praseodymium Oxide market FOB-Shanghai (Ex-Depot Rotterdam) during Q4 2025 reflected robust quarterly strength with month-end stabilization, suggesting bulk procurement before 2026 demand recovery.
Netherlands: Praseodymium Oxide 99.99%min Domestically Traded prices FD Rotterdam, Netherlands; Grade- Purity:99.99%min
In Q4 2025, Praseodymium Oxide (99.99% min) prices Ex-Depot Rotterdam surged +28.20% dramatically. Acute Shanghai supply shortages cascaded through Rotterdam as licensed imports collapsed below 25% of prior volumes, compounded by tightened Chinese export quotas, environmental production curbs, and delayed shipments amid port congestion.
EU green transition accelerated NdPr magnet consumption voraciously across renewable energy projects, electric vehicle magnet manufacturing, defense applications, and electronics sectors, depleting depot inventories and forcing allocation rationing. Freight surcharges from vessel shortages and inland bottlenecks amplified landed costs amid aggressive end-user competition.
In Dec-25, prices climbed sharply by +10.13%, with tight supply-demand imbalance empowering sellers to advance ex-depot pricing; secure volumes promptly as forecasts indicate further elevation. Overall, the Praseodymium Oxide market Ex-Depot Rotterdam during Q4 2025 reflected a dramatic upward trend, cementing premium hub status barring China policy liberalization.

