| Product | Region | Incoterm Basis | Price | Last Updated Month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cement | China | FOB | USD 52.99/MT | May 2026 |
| Cement | India | FOB | USD 56.50/MT | May 2026 |
| Cement | USA | CIF | USD 172.18/MT | May 2026 |
| Cement | Turkey | FOB | USD 55.00/MT | May 2026 |
| Cement | Australia | CIF | USD 107.33/MT | May 2026 |
| Cement | China | FOB | USD 48.52/MT | April 2026 |
| Cement | India | FOB | USD 55.00/MT | April 2026 |
| Cement | USA | CIF | USD 135.52/MT | April 2026 |
| Cement | Turkey | FOB | USD 56.00/MT | April 2026 |
| Cement | Australia | CIF | USD 86.52/MT | April 2026 |
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Asia
In Asia, cement prices remained stable initially and moved upward toward the end of Q1 2026 due to rising input costs. In India, fuel costs surged following the Iran war, which disrupted shipments through the Strait of Hormuz and affected supply of imported pet coke and coal, the largest cost component for cement producers. Fuel accounts for a major share of production costs, and rising seaborne prices forced producers to reassess procurement strategies. Domestic coal usage increased to reduce reliance on imports, while coke imports declined sharply due to supply disruptions and higher costs. At the same time, packaging costs rose significantly due to polypropylene supply constraints, adding further pressure. Demand from infrastructure remained supportive, though real estate slowdown limited stronger price increases.
Europe
In Europe, cement prices trended upward due to rising energy and regulatory costs. The implementation of carbon border adjustment mechanisms and emissions trading requirements increased clinker and production costs, prompting producers to raise prices. Imported cement and clinker costs also increased due to carbon-related charges, reducing the competitiveness of imports and supporting domestic pricing. Demand remained moderate, with cost pressures being the primary driver of price increases rather than strong consumption growth.
North America
In North America, cement prices remained firm, supported by higher fuel and transportation costs. Rising crude-linked input costs increased production expenses, while stable construction demand maintained steady consumption levels. Producers focused on passing through cost increases, though competitive pressures limited the extent of price hikes.
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According to Procurement Resource, in the near term, cement prices are expected to remain firm, supported by elevated fuel and input costs, while demand conditions will determine the extent of further increases.
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| Product | Category | Region | Price | Last Updated Month |
| Cement | Energy, Metals and Minerals | North America | 138 USD/MT | October 2025 |
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Asia
The cement market in Asia displayed a broadly softening trajectory through the fourth quarter of 2025, shaped by a combination of accelerating capacity additions and uneven demand recovery. In India, prices declined across most regions as a significant volume of new production capacity entered the market, intensifying competitive pressure and limiting producers' ability to sustain earlier price levels. The sharpest corrections were recorded in eastern markets, while western and northern regions showed comparatively greater stability. Demand picked up modestly following the festive season, but a high base from the prior year period tempered the pace of volume growth. Rising fuel costs, particularly for petroleum coke, added to margin pressure even as selling prices softened. While the near-term pricing environment remained challenging, the medium-term demand outlook stayed supported by infrastructure spending commitments and ongoing urbanisation.
Europe
European cement market conditions were shaped by a mix of demand-side softness and regulatory complexity during the fourth quarter. Industrial activity remained subdued, and construction sector demand stayed measured as broader economic conditions limited project momentum. A significant source of market uncertainty emerged from the approaching implementation of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, which left importers and smaller market participants navigating considerable ambiguity around cost implications and compliance requirements. Producers began incorporating environmental cost adjustments into their pricing frameworks in anticipation of the new regime. Supply from within Europe remained constrained, limiting the ability of buyers to pivot away from imports, and the overall market tone reflected a cautious balance between regulatory transition pressures and steady but unspectacular underlying demand.
North America
In Q4’25, the North American cement market continued to face demand headwinds, with consumption declining amid policy uncertainty and a subdued residential construction demand. The prices were about 138 USD/MT in October. Import capacity continued to expand even as demand conditions weakened, adding to competitive pressure on domestic producers. Tariff-related cost increases weighed on importers, while domestic capacity utilisation remained below levels considered commercially optimal. Overall, market participants adopted a cautious outlook throughout the fourth quarter.
Cement is a binding material used in building and civil engineering construction that sets, hardens, and adheres to other materials. Hydraulic cements set to a hard mass when combined with water owing to hydration, that is, a chemical combination of the compounds in cement with water. Among different cement types, Portland cement is most widely used across the world. Portland cement is essentially made up of compounds of lime, mixed with silica and alumina.
Mortar and concrete, Manufacture of bricks, tiles, and shingles, Pipes, beams and railroad ties, Extruded products
CEMEX S.A.B. de C.V, HeidelbergCement AG, CNBM International Corporation, InterCement Participações SA, Anhui Conch Cement Company Limited, Cementir Holding N.V, Cementos Molins, S.A., Buzzi Unicem SpAUltratech Cement Ltd.
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Cement manufacturing process involves various steps, which starts with mining, crushing and grinding of raw materials like limestone and clay, to a fine powder, called raw meal. The obtained product is then heated in a cement kiln at a temperature as high as 1450 °C. This is followed by clinkerization, cement grinding and storing of the finished product.
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