Price-Watch’s most active coverage of Samarium Oxide price assessment:
Asia-Pacific
- Samarium Oxide 99.99% min FOB Shanghai
- Samarium Oxide 99.99% min EXW China
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.
Samarium Oxide Price Trend Q4 2025
In Q4 2025, the global Samarium Oxide market demonstrated a strong bullish trend, marked by notable price escalations across key regions. Price trend for Samarium Oxide (99.99% min) FOB Shanghai advanced by +3.82% compared to the previous quarter, driven by quota adherence, Myanmar supply gaps, and intensifying downstream demand from EVs, wind power, defense, clean energy, electronics, and semiconductors. Acute supply shortages persisted as regulated trade flows, inspections, export cuts, port delays, transport costs, and geopolitics limited volumes in the international market, while robust magnet procurement and national stockpiling absorbed nearly all available production.
Production cycles constrained responses, port compliance remained stringent, and cost pass-through succeeded across the magnet chain, signaling confidence into 2026. The combined impact of restricted supply, firm end-use demand, and ongoing supply chain challenges resulted in heightened price volatility and a strong upward trajectory throughout the quarter, with a +9.02% surge in December, and expectations of sustained elevated pricing conditions into early 2026.
China: Samarium Oxide 99.99%min Export prices FOB Shanghai, China; Grade- Purity:99.99%min
In Q4 2025, Samarium Oxide (99.99% min) prices FOB Shanghai advanced by +3.82% compared to the previous quarter, capping recovery strongly amid persistent tightness. Quota adherence and Myanmar supply gaps sustained scarcity, while heightened magnet procurement for EVs and wind power absorbed allocations rapidly, with national stockpiling via premium group buys intensifying global competition.
Production cycles limited responses, port compliance stayed stringent, and cost pass-through succeeded across the magnet chain, signaling 2026 confidence beyond cyclical rebounds. Samarium Oxide (99.99% min) prices FOB Shanghai surged +9.02% in December 2025, from demand spikes in defense, clean energy, electronics, and semiconductors accelerating drawdowns.
Supply curbs via quotas, inspections, export cuts, port delays, transport costs, and geopolitics compounded scarcity, with sellers rationing cargoes amid aggressive buying. Overall, the Samarium Oxide market FOB Shanghai in Q4 2025 showed strong upward momentum, with elevated prices expected to persist due to constraints.
