During 2025, global DL-Methionine prices followed a largely downward trajectory after receiving temporary support in the second quarter from improved poultry and livestock feed demand. In Asia, especially China, the market weakened as compound-feed producers reduced buying volumes, feed formulation rates moderated, and suppliers maintained sufficient output. Buyers focused on inventory optimisation rather than forward purchasing, which kept regional demand restrained despite the sector’s large feed base. In Europe, demand from animal nutrition remained comparatively stable, but cautious procurement and adequate imported availability limited stronger market momentum. European buyers remained sensitive to feed-sector margins and maintained controlled inventories rather than building strategic stocks. North America began the year with relatively firmer conditions as feed producers secured material ahead of seasonal requirements; however, the market softened later as poultry and livestock demand moderated and domestic availability remained comfortable. Across major regions, the absence of severe supply disruptions and more measured purchasing behaviour prevented the sustained increases seen in late 2024. By the second half, sufficient supply, weaker feed-sector consumption, and conservative distributor stocking weighed on sentiment, with the third quarter registering notable declines in both the United States and China. The market entered year end in a cautious position, as demand from animal feed remained the key support but was insufficient to offset comfortable supply conditions and restrained procurement.