| Product | Region | Incoterm Basis | Price | Last Updated Month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tin | China | FOB | USD 55,460.58/MT | April 2026 |
| Tin | India | CIF | USD 55,510.58/MT | April 2026 |
| Tin | USA | CIF | USD 55,547.58/MT | April 2026 |
| Tin | Germany | CIF | USD 55,586.58/MT | April 2026 |
| Tin | Australia | CIF | USD 55,498.58/MT | April 2026 |
| Tin | China | FOB | USD 54,894.60/MT | March 2026 |
| Tin | India | CIF | USD 54,949.60/MT | March 2026 |
| Tin | USA | CIF | USD 54,981.60/MT | March 2026 |
| Tin | Germany | CIF | USD 54,976.60/MT | March 2026 |
| Tin | Australia | CIF | USD 54,938.60/MT | March 2026 |
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Asia
In Asia, the tin market dynamics remained mixed during Q1’26. China, the largest global producer, played a central role in supply, with global tin mine production estimated at ~294,000 metric tons. Tight ore availability due to disruptions in Myanmar and export restrictions from Indonesia constrained raw material supply, supporting prices in the early part of the quarter. Strong demand from semiconductor packaging and electronics applications, particularly linked to advanced computing technologies, sustained the consumption of tin-based solder. However, elevated upstream prices reduced downstream purchasing appetite, leading to cautious procurement and limiting further price gains.
Europe
In Europe, tin prices showed a declining trend over the quarter. The prices were ~46.19 EUR/kg (spot FD) in January and ~44.13 EUR/kg in March, reflecting a decline of ~4.45%. The downturn was driven by moderate downstream demand and cautious buying behaviour, which limited price support despite constrained availability of tin. Trade protection measures, including anti-dumping duties on imported tin mill products, influenced regional supply flows, while dependence on imports and tight raw material availability maintained underlying pressure on the market.
North America
In North America, tin prices weakened during the quarter, influenced by broader non-ferrous metal market conditions. Strong currency movements and macroeconomic uncertainty reduced investor confidence and weakened market sentiment. Limited downstream purchasing activity and sufficient inventories further pressured prices, leading to a softer trend despite steady demand from industrial applications.
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According to Procurement Resource, tin prices are expected to remain under slight pressure, with supply constraints offering support while cautious demand and broader market sentiment limit upward movement.
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Asia
In Asia, tin prices remained strong in Q4’25 due to tight supply from Indonesia and Myanmar. The Indonesian government cracked down on illegal mining and required miners to submit new annual work plans, which limited production. Myanmar’s Man Maw mine was slowly restarting under controlled permits, but shipments were still uncertain. These supply constraints coincided with steady demand from electronics, e-mobility, and renewable energy sectors. Buyers were eager to secure available material, while smelters competed for concentrate, keeping tin prices elevated through the quarter.
Europe
In Europe, tin prices followed the firm trend set in Asia. Supply limitations in Southeast Asia affected European importers, and steady industrial demand, particularly for semiconductors and solar applications, supported prices. Buyers were cautious but willing to pay higher rates to ensure supply. Market activity was generally stable, though occasional delays in shipments kept some pressure on inventories and maintained price strength.
North America
In North America, tin prices were also strong in Q4’25. Limited imports from Asia created competition among distributors and industrial users. Demand from electronics, automotive, and renewable energy industries remained steady, while cautious buying prevented oversupply. Prices stayed high as buyers focused on securing sufficient stocks, and the overall market mirrored the upward trends seen in Asia and Europe.
Tin is a silvery-white chemical element with a faint yellow hue. A post-transition metal, it is soft and malleable in nature. Tin can be obtained from the mineral cassiterite and remains solid at room temperature. The boiling point of Tin is about 2875 K (2602 °C) while its melting point is about 505.08 K (231.93 °C).
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Tin plating, Specialised alloys, Optoelectronics, Soldering
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Umicore N.V, American Elements, Yunnan Tin Group Company Limited (YTC), PT Timah (Persero) Tbk, Malaysia Smelting Corporation Berhad, Minsur S.A, Thailand Smelting and Refining Co., Ltd. (THAISARCO)
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Tin is extracted by roasting mineral cassiterite with carbon at nearly 2500 degrees Fahrenheit in a furnace. After this, it is treated in an electrostatic or magnetic furnace, which helps in the removal of impurities. Finally, the separation of any heavy metal impurities leads to the formation of Tin.
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