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| Product | Region | Incoterm Basis | Price | Last Updated Month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ethylene Vinyl Acetate | China | FOB | USD 1,481.23/MT | June 2026 |
| Ethylene Vinyl Acetate | USA | CIF | USD 1,636.22/MT | June 2026 |
| Ethylene Vinyl Acetate | Germany | CIF | USD 1,602.22/MT | June 2026 |
| Ethylene Vinyl Acetate | India | CIF | USD 1,569.22/MT | June 2026 |
| Ethylene Vinyl Acetate | Japan | CIF | USD 1,514.22/MT | June 2026 |
| Ethylene Vinyl Acetate | China | FOB | USD 1,724.78/MT | May 2026 |
| Ethylene Vinyl Acetate | USA | CIF | USD 1,844.19/MT | May 2026 |
| Ethylene Vinyl Acetate | Germany | CIF | USD 1,818.45/MT | May 2026 |
| Ethylene Vinyl Acetate | India | CIF | USD 1,792.34/MT | May 2026 |
| Ethylene Vinyl Acetate | Japan | CIF | USD 1,762.75/MT | May 2026 |
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Asia
EVA prices in China declined to ~USD 1,923.71/MT in April and ~USD 1,481.00/MT in June, showing a ~23.0% decrease. The market weakened after early-quarter tightness faded due to returning production, rising inventories and slower downstream purchasing. Initial support came from photovoltaic demand, as PV encapsulant film represented around 50%-60% of Chinese EVA demand. However, after the export rebate adjustment for photovoltaic products, module margins weakened and buyers reduced inventory building. EVA supply increased as maintenance units restarted, while March imports recovered strongly, adding availability pressure. Lower crude-linked costs and seasonal weakness in footwear, foam and cable applications further pressured prices during June.
Europe
EVA prices in Germany declined to ~USD 2,049.70/MT in April and ~USD 1,602.00/MT in June, showing a ~21.8% decrease. Initially, European markets faced higher production costs during Q2 due to tighter ethylene availability and elevated feedstock expenses. Producer pricing actions reflected these pressures, with EVA and vinyl acetate monomer increases announced during the quarter. However, later in the quarter, ethylene prices normalised as the logistical disruptions and insurance costs stabilised. Subsequently, weak industrial activity and cautious downstream purchasing limited sustained price increases.
North America
EVA prices in the United States declined to ~USD 2,010.70/MT in April and ~USD 1,636.00/MT in June, showing a ~18.6% decrease. Producers faced higher feedstock and logistics costs during early Q2, leading to EVA price increase announcements. However, improved supply conditions later reduced cost pressure. Solar demand provided support, with continued growth in photovoltaic installations supporting PV-grade EVA consumption. Broader industrial demand remained mixed, limiting stronger price movement.
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According to Procurement Resource, EVA prices are expected to remain regionally varied, with solar demand supporting high-grade material while inventory levels and feedstock trends influence broader market direction.
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Asia
Ethylene vinyl acetate prices strengthened across Asia in Q1’26, driven by firmer feedstock ethylene and tighter regional supply. In China, prices showed an 18.82% increase from January to March, while India recorded a 14.01% increase and Japan witnessed a 17.88% increase. Reduced cracker operations and supply rationalization in key Northeast Asian markets limited ethylene availability, raising cost pressure for EVA producers. Import-reliant buyers faced stronger replacement costs, while demand from solar films, footwear, adhesives, and packaging supported market sentiment.
Europe
In Europe, EVA prices moved upward, with Germany recording a 14.80% increase from January to March. The rise was mainly driven by higher ethylene costs rather than strong downstream recovery. Structural oversupply in the ethylene market and weak derivative demand kept gains limited, but rising energy and feedstock costs pushed EVA producers to protect margins. Demand from packaging, adhesives, and automotive-linked applications remained cautious, reflecting weak industrial activity.
North America
In North America, EVA prices increased as feedstock cost pressure offset weak downstream fundamentals. In the USA, prices witnessed a 17.88% increase from January to March. Ethylene availability remained comfortable, but higher natural gas and ethane-linked costs raised production expenses and supported EVA offers. Demand from packaging, adhesives, solar, and wire and cable applications remained steady, though oversupply in ethylene and weaker derivative sectors limited sharper gains.
Ethylene Vinyl Acetate (EVA) is a thermoplastic polymer formed by copolymerization of ethylene and vinyl acetate. Owing to its highly versatile properties like elasticity, low-temperature toughness, and crack resistance, EVA finds its use in several industries like adhesives, packaging, lamination, sealants etc. Its elasticity or 'rubber-like' softness and flexibility are directly proportional to the concentration of vinyl acetate.
Hence, different grades of EVA can be made by harnessing this property. EVA foam is highly durable and has high resistance to many corrosive chemicals. EVA foam, by virtue of its properties, is used as a shock absorber in many sports and medical equipment.
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Sealant in meat and dairy packaging, Lamination, Padding in equipment, Shock absorbers, Tires and wires, Adhesives,Photovoltaic cells, Footwear
EVA, Polyethylene Vinyl Acetate, PEVA
Lyondell Basel Industries, DuPont de Nemours Inc, Celanese Corporation, INEOS Group Ltd
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Ethylene Vinyl Acetate is commonly produced by radical chain polymerization of ethylene and vinyl acetate at high temperatures (above 100°C) and pressure (15,000-30,000 psi). Large industrial scale production of EVA is carried out in bulk where vinyl acetate act as both a reactant and a solvent. The process involves a continuous flow reactor where the feedstocks are provided at multiple locations to keep the desired steady state of the reaction. This process requires a complex and expensive manufacturing setup; hence, it is used in bulk manufacturing.
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