Asia
Calcium sulfite prices in Asia recorded a slight increase during Q4’25. The demand for the product, particularly for the power generation and industrial sectors remained steady, mainly for flue gas desulfurization (FGD) applications. The supply remained tight, mainly because of the availability of gypsum and other calcium-based raw materials. Producers maintained normal operating schedules, but some stockpiles were drawn down faster than usual as companies prepared for local holidays and winter demand. Overall, the Asian market reflected balanced trading, with cautious purchases and modest upward price movement.
Europe
The European market experienced a slight increase in the prices of calcium sulfite during Q4’25. The prices of sulfur were increasing, which affected the production of calcium sulfite. The prices of calcium sulfite slightly moved upwards as some of the manufacturers were cautious while selling the product. The demand for calcium sulfite from power plants, industrial scrubbers, and fertilizer plants was steady, although not high enough to increase the prices of the product. The export of calcium sulfite was moderate.
North America
In North America, the prices of calcium sulfite were stable throughout Q4’25. Demand for the material from energy plants using FGD systems and other industries was consistent. Domestic supply was able to meet the majority of the demand, which kept the prices stable. Although fluctuations were experienced due to energy costs, the majority of the buyers purchased the material based on their immediate needs rather than bulk purchases. The market was stable throughout the period, with a slight increase at the beginning of the fourth quarter.