Asia
During the second half of 2025, Triethanolamine prices in Asia exhibited a largely stable trend with slight downward pressure toward the end of the year. Feedstock ethylene oxide prices softened as regional petrochemical supply improved, while Chinese manufacturers maintained adequate operating rates. Demand from construction chemicals moderated following the seasonal peak, although consumption from personal care and industrial applications remained resilient. Comfortable inventories and competitive export offers kept overall market sentiment balanced.
Europe
European Triethanolamine prices softened marginally during H2’25 as production normalized and imports from Asia improved. While downstream demand from detergents, cosmetics, and construction chemicals remained steady, weaker manufacturing activity across parts of Europe limited purchasing volumes. Lower feedstock and energy costs compared with the first half of the year reduced production expenses, allowing suppliers to offer more competitive pricing. Consequently, the market shifted from a tight supply environment to a more balanced one by year-end.
North America
The North American Triethanolamine market remained largely stable during H2 2025. Adequate domestic production and improved supply chain efficiency ensured sufficient product availability throughout the period. Demand from personal care, construction, and industrial cleaning sectors remained consistent but showed limited growth, leading buyers to continue purchasing on a need-based basis. Stable feedstock costs and comfortable inventories contributed to limited price volatility, with market participants reporting balanced supply-demand conditions through the second half of 2025.