This year, the domestic sulfur market in China has experienced a dramatic surge, with prices once skyrocketing sharply to a peak of 11,600 yuan per ton, marking a maximum increase of over 210%. Although the current price has somewhat declined, the overall increase for the year is still nearly 100%. This high-price scenario continues to impose cost pressures on downstream industrial chains such as the phosphorus chemical, fertilizer, and new energy materials sectors.
This year, the domestic sulfur market in China has experienced a dramatic surge, with prices once skyrocketing sharply to a peak of 11,600 yuan per ton, marking a maximum increase of over 210%. Although the current price has somewhat declined, the overall increase for the year is still nearly 100%. This high-price scenario continues to impose cost pressures on downstream industrial chains such as the phosphorus chemical, fertilizer, and new energy materials sectors.