Price-Watch’s most active coverage of VAE Redispersible Powder price assessment:
- Ash Content (8-12) FOB Shanghai, China
- Ash Content (8-12) FOB Kaohsiung, Taiwan
- Ash Content (8-12) CIF Houston (China), USA
- Ash Content (8-12) CIF Haiphong (China), Vietnam
- Ash Content (8-12) CIF Nhava Sheva (China), India
- Ash Content (8-12) CIF Nhava Sheva (Taiwan), India
VAE Redispersible Powder Price Trend Q3 2025
Overall, the VAE Redispersible Powder price trend was largely stable in Q3 2025, primarily supported by balanced supply and demand conditions in major markets. The price of VAE Redispersible Powder was stable, as steady production and moderate feedstock prices held up pricing stability, despite some regional construction activity and downstream consumption variability.
In Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and other key regions, the price of VAE Redispersible Powder was stable with few changes other than local currency exchange and logistics changes. September saw overall sentiment in the market semi-neutral sentiment with limited to no price volatility. Both stable feedstock availability and steady demand from dry mix mortar and tile adhesive production were also a major contributor to the market’s price stability.
China
VAE Redispersible Powder Export prices FOB Shanghai, China, Grade- Ash Content (8-12).
The VAE Redispersible Powder price trend in China in Q3 2025 showed an overall increase of approximately 0.45%, with sporadic fluctuations throughout the quarter. Price trend for VAE Redispersible Powders in China did increase slightly, given the fluctuating raw material costs, operating rates, and domestic construction and tile adhesive demand.
As average pricing was able to climb moderately higher by the end of Q3 2025, steady export inquiries relative to domestic consumption kept average pricing relatively firm. The VAE Redispersible Powder price trend stabilized throughout September 2025, and the collective effect of prior price mobility had culminated in a modest price uptick. Overall, a broad price stability was being maintained, while slight price gains were realized, signaling balanced market fundamentals.
Taiwan
VAE Redispersible Powder Export prices FOB Kaohsiung, Taiwan, Grade- Ash Content (8-12).
In Q3 2025, VAE Redispersible Powder price trend in Taiwan recorded a 0.6% overall increase, despite experiencing minor fluctuations throughout the quarter. The VAE Redispersible Powder price in Taiwan moved through periods of slight ups and downs, influenced by variable raw material costs and shifting demand from the regional construction and building materials sector. Stronger export interest at certain points in the quarter also supported firmer pricing.
In September 2025, VAE Redispersible Powder in Taiwan faced short-term volatility. And average prices had edged higher compared to the previous quarter, reflecting stable production and steady offtake. The overall price remained relatively firm, with a modest upward bias driven by balanced supply and demand fundamentals.
USA
VAE Redispersible Powder Import prices CIF Houston, USA, Grade- Ash Content (8-12).
In Q3 2025, VAE Redispersible Powder price in USA experienced an 8% drop, primarily due to a sharp reduction in freight rates from Asia. The overall VAE Redispersible Powder price trend in USA reflected downward pressure as shipping costs declined significantly, even though FOB prices from Asian suppliers held mostly steady.
The resulting impact was a noticeable decrease in the VAE Redispersible Powder price in Houston in Septembwr 2025, with the most pronounced effects becoming evident by September, when importers began securing cargoes at considerably lower landed costs. This freight-driven correction marked one of the quarter’s most significant shifts in U.S. import pricing for the product.
Vietnam
VAE Redispersible Powder Import prices Cif Haiphong, Vietnam, Grade- Ash Content (8-12).
In Q3 2025, VAE Redispersible Powder price trend for in Vietnam recorded a slight 0.4% increase, mainly attributed to steady demand and marginally firmer FOB prices from China. The VAE Redispersible Powder price in Vietnam market edged upward as Chinese exporters adjusted offers slightly in response to stable production costs and consistent overseas inquiries.
Despite minimal movement in freight rates, the modest rise in export values was reflected in landed pricing. In September, VAE Redispersible Powder price in Vietnam had inched higher, signaling a mildly positive tone in an otherwise stable regional market.
India
VAE Redispersible Powder Import prices CIF Nhava Sheva, Grade- Ash Content (8-12).
According to Price-Watch, in Q3 2025, VAE Redispersible Powder price trend in India basis exhibited a notable increase of approximately 2.5% to 3%, influenced by a combination of higher FOB prices from major exporting countries and currency fluctuations, particularly the depreciation of the Indian Rupee against the U.S. Dollar.
The upward pressure on VAE Redispersible Powder prices in India was driven largely by firmer export offers originating from key supply hubs in Asia and Europe, where production costs, including raw materials and energy expenses, have edged higher.
Additionally, logistical challenges and incremental freight cost adjustments contributed marginally to the overall rise in landed prices. The currency factor played a significant role, as the weakening INR increased the cost of imports in local currency terms, amplifying the impact of FOB price hikes on Indian buyers.
Despite these cost increases, demand from the construction, coatings, and adhesives sectors remained steady, underpinning the willingness of importers to absorb higher prices amid stable market fundamentals.
In September 2025, VAE Redispersible Powder price in Indian market reflected these combined dynamics, with import prices settling at elevated levels compared to the previous quarter, signaling a firm pricing environment heading into Q4.
This VAE Redispersible Powder trend highlights the ongoing sensitivity of the Indian import market to global price movements and currency volatility, suggesting that price stability will depend on developments in both international supply conditions and exchange rates.




