| Product |
Category |
Region |
Price |
Last Updated Month |
| Vermiculite |
Agriculture, Farming and Commodity |
India |
433 USD/MT |
October 2025 |
| Vermiculite |
Agriculture, Farming and Commodity |
India |
465 USD/MT |
December 2025 |
| Vermiculite |
Agriculture, Farming and Commodity |
Indonesia |
576 USD/MT |
October 2025 |
| Vermiculite |
Agriculture, Farming and Commodity |
Indonesia |
590 USD/MT |
December 2025 |
During the fourth quarter of 2025, vermiculite markets across India and Indonesia exhibited largely stable pricing with mild firmness, supported by steady downstream demand and disciplined supply conditions. In India, consumption from construction, insulation, horticulture, and lightweight aggregate applications remained resilient, aligned with ongoing infrastructure activity and agricultural soil-conditioning needs. The prices were about 443 USD/MT (CIF) in October and around 465 USD/MT in December.
Limited expansion in domestic mining output and steady processing rates helped maintain market balance, preventing notable volatility throughout the period. Indonesian markets witnessed comparatively softer momentum during the early phase as industrial demand remained moderate, though improved offtake toward the latter half, particularly from export-oriented horticultural and construction segments, helped stabilize sentiment and support pricing levels.
The prices were about 576 USD/MT (CIF) in October and around 590 USD/MT in December. Globally, vermiculite trends mirrored broader non-metallic mineral markets, with demand driven by sustainable building materials, fire-resistant insulation, and agricultural applications across various regions.
Energy and logistics costs influenced operating margins for producers and distributors, though the absence of major supply disruptions ensured that prices remained rangebound through the quarter. Regional market conditions shaped localized price movements, with variations reflecting specific supply-demand balances in individual markets rather than unified global directional trends.