Calcium Chloride Price Trend and Forecast

Calcium Chloride Regional Price Overview

Get the latest insights on price movement and trend analysis of Calcium Chloride in different regions across the world (Asia, Europe, North America, Latin America, and the Middle East & Africa).

Calcium Chloride Price Trend for the First Half of 2025

Asia

In Asia, particularly in China, the first half of 2025 saw a downward trend in Calcium Chloride prices. The year began with persistent oversupply and low demand from key sectors such as construction and de-icing. The slow pace of infrastructure recovery and weak employment numbers added to the demand strain.
 

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Although production continued without major interruptions, growing inventories and limited spot buying pushed suppliers to lower their prices to remain competitive. Logistical challenges, including congestion at major ports and rising container costs, further eroded margins for exporters. As a result, prices continued to dip through the first and second quarters, with minimal support from domestic or international buyers.

Europe

In Europe, Calcium Chloride prices remained largely stable with a slight downward trend during the first half of the year. The de-icing season was shorter than usual due to mild winter conditions, which reduced municipal orders. Meanwhile, construction activity stayed sluggish, especially in civil projects and dust control applications, limiting overall market momentum. On the supply side, feedstock availability and freight conditions remained steady, helping maintain balanced inventories. However, weak economic sentiment and cautious procurement behaviour across sectors kept pricing under pressure throughout the period.

North America

In the first half of 2025, Calcium Chloride prices in North America showed stability with slight fluctuations across quarters. During the early months, demand was supported by de-icing needs due to winter storms, particularly in northern regions. This seasonal surge led to healthy consumption levels. However, as the weather turned milder in late February and March, de-icing activity slowed down, which softened demand from municipalities. Despite this, industrial applications and infrastructure projects helped maintain a steady procurement pace.

Entering Q2, prices stayed firm even as residential construction lost momentum. This was largely due to ongoing infrastructure investments, especially in transportation and dust control. Logistics pressures and rising freight costs played a key role in keeping price levels from dropping, even though the housing segment remained subdued.

Analyst Insight

According to Procurement Resource, Calcium Chloride prices across regions are expected to stay stable, with infrastructure activity and government spending being the key drivers for any meaningful recovery in demand.
 

Calcium Chloride Price Trend for Q4’24

Asia

During the fourth quarter of 2024, the Calcium Chloride market in Asia, especially in China, experienced a mix of pressures and limited gains. Rising feedstock costs, particularly Calcium Carbonate, placed upward pressure on production costs. However, weak downstream demand mainly from the construction sector kept the market from showing strong growth.

Inventory levels remained high, and buyers were cautious due to uncertainty in the real estate sector. Although government stimulus efforts boosted some industrial activity and improved supply chain conditions toward the end of the quarter, foreign demand stayed low. The overall market tone remained subdued, and while production was steady, the lack of strong buying interest held back any major price increases.

Europe

In Europe, the Calcium Chloride market also faced challenges throughout Q4’24. In the Netherlands and broader Eurozone, rising feedstock prices initially pushed prices up slightly, but this trend did not last long. The construction sector, a key consumer of Calcium Chloride, slowed down significantly due to high interest rates, reduced building permits, and weaker economic conditions.

Market confidence dipped as fewer new projects were initiated and buyer activity decreased. Despite sufficient supply and smooth production, oversupply and soft demand conditions led to a downward pressure on prices by the end of the quarter. Industrial activity across the region remained sluggish, further affecting demand and keeping the market relatively soft.

North America

In North America, the Calcium Chloride market showed marginal growth through Q4’24. Production costs rose due to higher feedstock prices, but weak demand from construction, coatings, and adhesives held back significant gains. The U.S. market was impacted by high operating costs and economic uncertainty, which limited downstream consumption.

Supply issues supported the market slightly, especially in December, but overall demand remained limited. Residential construction showed some resilience, while commercial and industrial segments stayed under pressure. Although supply levels were not a major issue, higher logistics and energy costs restricted market flexibility.

Analyst Insight

According to Procurement Resource, the Calcium Chloride market is likely to see continued fluctuations. While regional stabilization is expected, oversupply and weak construction demand may still challenge price recovery.
 

Calcium Chloride Price Trend for Q3 of 2024

Asia

In the Chinese market, the price of calcium chloride mirrored the trend of its feedstocks, calcium carbonate and hydrochloric acid. The price of hydrochloric acid exhibited fluctuations, which were reflected in the price trend of calcium chloride.

Prices remained bullish in August before starting to decline in early September, primarily due to an imbalance between supply and demand. Following this decline, prices stabilized and began to rise again in the latter part of September. Throughout the quarter, prices fluctuated as the market adjusted to balance supply and demand.

Europe

The European market faced significant supply chain challenges, including container shortages and port delays, leading to limited availability of limestone and, consequently, higher prices. As limestone directly influences the price of calcium chloride, this supply crunch had a notable impact on its pricing. Despite these challenges, downstream demand from sectors such as construction remained low. The price of calcium chloride was primarily influenced by the supply and cost of its raw materials.

The shortage of limestone disrupted calcium chloride production. To address this, Surplex conducted a large auction featuring approximately 3,500 limestone blocks from the renowned Casal Farto quarry in Portugal, providing construction companies with an opportunity to procure quality material. This auction was expected to help stabilize the supply and price of calcium chloride in the short term.

North America

The prices of calcium chloride remained stable, showing only marginal fluctuations. Demand from sectors such as construction, paper, and rubber was positive. The prices of feedstocks had a limited impact on calcium chloride costs. However, supply disruptions arose due to the hurricane season. Hurricane Beryl, which affected parts of Louisiana, caused production plants to shut down, disrupting supply. Additionally, chemical industries in North America were preparing for a potential rail strike in Canada. Some suppliers of chlorine and hydrochloric acid (HCl), key feedstocks for various industries, sought to delay the strike. If it occurs, the strike is expected to significantly affect the prices of many chemical products, including calcium chloride.

Analyst Insight

According to Procurement Resource, the prices of calcium chloride are expected to remain volatile depending on the supply and demand factors and other macroeconomic circumstances.
 

Calcium Chloride Price Trend for Q2 of 2024

Asia

In China, the calcium chloride pricing movement oscillated in a narrow range initially and then became stagnant, primarily influenced by its downstream activities. There were no significant changes in the demand for the commodity as the end-user industries opted for a cautious stance.

The prices were further impacted by the low-cost support of the calcium carbonate and hydrochloric acid market, depreciating the overall sentiments of the calcium chloride market. On the other hand, the supply of the commodity remained high, with inventories consistently rising amid poor shipping activities and a limited number of overseas inquiries as the freight charges rose consistently after the Red Sea route diversion.

Europe

The calcium chloride market in the European countries experienced a decline, influenced by lower cost support from its feedstock, calcium carbonate. The existing inventories were sufficient to meet downstream demand, particularly in the construction sector, despite a significant labor shortage.

The European Central Bank's interest rate cut initially supported positive market sentiment and boosted economic activity, which, in turn, increased demand for calcium chloride. However, rising import prices from China and disruptions in the shipping industry, particularly due to conflicts in the Red Sea, pressurized the market trend.

Throughout the quarter, the domestic production in Europe inclined gradually, though the overall market faced challenges from higher freight charges and potential supply chain disruptions. The construction industry's demand for calcium chloride persisted, but rising costs for raw materials and freight impacted overall pricing dynamics. The market outlook was further complicated by sustainability requirements and increased housing needs in regions like the Netherlands, adding to the cost pressures.

North America

In the second quarter of 2024, calcium chloride prices in the US saw an upward trend primarily driven by increased costs of upstream raw materials, such as calcium carbonate, and low inventory levels. The US also saw a slowdown in factory activity, leading manufacturers to adopt a cautious approach and reduce purchasing activity. Despite this, production levels remained steady due to a reduction in backlogs, allowing output to rise slightly.

The calcium chloride downstream construction industry maintained strong demand, contributing to sustained production rates. However, the upstream calcium carbonate prices initially declined but later rebounded, impacting overall costs. In all, stable and consistent demand from the construction industry, coupled with low inventory levels, exerted upward pressure on calcium chloride prices.

Analyst Insight

According to Procurement Resource, the price trend of Calcium Chloride is expected to mirror the sentiments of its feedstock commodities, hydrochloric acid, and calcium carbonate, with the downstream demand remaining almost stagnant in the next quarters as well.
 

Calcium Chloride Price Trend for Q1 of 2024

Asia

The downstream weak demand exerted pessimistic pressure on prices of calcium chloride in China during the Q1 of 2024. This raised the concerns of the traders and led to the adoption of flexible selling strategies. The overall trading atmosphere suffered from the loss of export volumes due to a rise in tension between Israel and Hamas, disrupting the Red Sea route.

The suppliers occasionally reduced prices to stimulate orders, but even this initiative had a limited return. This practice has had a minimal impact on overall price stability. Further, the cost of raw materials, such as soda ash, also remained under the red zone despite slight increases in hydrochloric acid prices, impacting the pricing trajectory of calcium chloride immensely. The downstream cement industry seemed to be affected by adverse weather conditions, resulting in sluggish momentum of the market and high inventory levels among domestic calcium chloride factories.

Europe

In the initial phase of the first quarter, European countries witnessed a slow and gradual improvement in their industrial activities. The construction sector, which suffered from the ill consequences of rising inflation and interest rates in the previous quarter, stabilized during this time and supported a stagnant trend in the pricing trajectory of calcium chloride.

However, the trading community reduced their profit margins amid the falling trading activities and import of expensive calcium chloride due to the blockage of the Red Sea route and rerouting of Asian shipments through the Cape of Good Hope. This increased the freight charges and delivery times by several folds, limiting the growth potential of the calcium chloride market.

North America

The US calcium chloride market experienced a downturn due to ample inventory levels, prompting the manufacturers to resort to reducing their price quotations of calcium chloride. However, stable production costs were maintained amid constant natural gas prices. Additionally, the reduced downstream inquiries forced the traders to opt for destocking activities. However, despite declining raw material prices, particularly soda ash, de-icing industry demand remained strong, signaling an expansion in the manufacturing sector. The stability in the prices of other raw materials further contributed to saturated production costs, ensuring a slow decline in calcium chloride prices.

Analyst Insight

According to Procurement Resource, the price trend of Calcium Chloride is expected to sustain as per the current dynamics of the downstream industries and feedstock material prices. However, the growing economic concerns and trading challenges might hinder the northward movement of calcium chloride prices.
 

Calcium Chloride Price Trend for Q4 (October - December) of 2023

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Asia

The Asian countries, especially India, tried to present the calcium chloride market with a stable demand but soon fell short amid many opposing factors. First and foremost, the fall in the cost of raw material calcium carbonate had some major implications on the calcium chloride market as it lowered the total cost of production. Additionally, Indian Tata Chemicals registered a straight decline in its profits due to weak demand and surplus supply of the material.

Europe

A similar trend to what was observed in the last quarter of 2023, the European countries in the fourth quarter faced the adverse consequences of low demand from the construction industries. The region also faced the pressure of inflation and persistently rising rates of interest. Further, the traders switched down their output rates in view of existing stockpiles and muted demand from the end-user industries, resulting in a dip in the overall market dynamics of calcium chloride.

North America

The fourth quarter of 2023 saw the calcium chloride prices struggling to maintain a stable trajectory. In the region, it was expected that as the harsher seasons approached, the rates of procurement from the downstream de-icing industries would increase, but they remained moderate at best.

There was some hope for the revival of the trajectory of the prices during the initial phase of the quarter, but the interplay of sufficient inventory levels, poor demand, and the fast declining cost of natural gas led to the stumbling movements in the calcium chloride price trend.

Analyst Insight

According to Procurement Resource, the price trend of Calcium Chloride will be driven by the functioning of the industrial sector and the effects of the Isarel-Hamas crisis on the global trade routes.
 

Calcium Chloride Price Trend for Q3 (July - September) of 2023

Asia

Calcium Chloride market performance was observed to be mixed during the third quarter of the year 2023. The quarter started on a healthy note as the demands showed positive inclinations, and the suppliers were excited with the prevalent market momentum.

The rainy season called for more requirements of calcium chloride from wastewater treatment plants, so the price graph kept on elevating as the market offtakes grew. Chemical, food, and beverage industries, too, had a positive response for calcium chloride as the orders kept coming in. This went on for the majority of the third quarter.

However, at the end of Q3’23, the oversupplied inventories started dominating the market behavior. After a moderate to good score on the price index, the calcium chloride prices started subsiding at the end of the quarter. The demand grew up until a certain point and then became stagnant while supplies kept coming in for a longer period. Overall, a moderate market run was experienced.

Europe

In contrast to the Asian calcium chloride market, the European calcium chloride price trend were a little disappointing as the prices mostly remained low, plunging throughout the said quarter of the year. The consuming sectors were not able to create many opportunities for the calcium chloride price index to rise, and to complement this behavior, the feedstock materials provided feeble cost support. Overall, bearish market behavior was observed.

North America

The calcium chloride prices fluctuated within a narrow range in the third quarter of the year 2023. Though the market outlook was looking positive for the majority of the time, the gloomy economic situation in the region also played its part in keeping the price trend at bay.

Analyst Insight

According to Procurement Resource, the Calcium Chloride market will likely do better in the coming months since the winter months will need calcium chloride for de-icing the roads. Regional markets, too, have scope for improvement.
 

Calcium Chloride Price Trend for the First Half of 2023

Asia

In the Asia-Pacific market, the price trend of calcium chloride rose consistently due till April. In this region, the calcium chloride market was supported by the rising cost of feedstock materials and the high interest of buyers in this sector. The rising demand from the construction industry, regain in momentum of industrial production after the removal of covid policies, and improvements in the economic conditions supported the growth of the calcium chloride price trend. However, in the later phase of the second quarter, demand from the domestic and international sectors fell, and with the high level of inventories and stabilization of energy costs, causing the prices of calcium chloride faced southwards.

Europe

In European nations, the demand for calcium chloride dipped in the first and second quarters of 2023. The construction industry decreased its demand, and the feedstock prices also failed to provide the required support to the calcium chloride market.

In addition to this, the rise in inflation raised the cost of living, which eventually led to a fall in the buying potential of consumers. There was a slight inclination in the trend in the first month of the second quarter, but after, the prices of calcium chloride consistently fell. The surge in the supply chains and low procurement continued to hamper the price trend in this quarter also.

North America

North America suffered from a workforce shortage, gradually declining demand from the construction industry, and a fall in the prices of feedstock materials. These factors negatively impacted the price trend of calcium chloride in the first and second quarters of 2023. In addition to this, the rise in interest rates and ongoing economic stress on industrial production in this region further caused the price trend to fall steeply.

Analyst Insight

According to Procurement Resource, the price trend of Calcium chloride is estimated to follow a falling trajectory as the demand from the construction sector is likely to stay muted.

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