2026 Global Supply Chain, Raw Material Cost and Export Price Trend of Potassium Persulphate

The global Potassium Persulphate market maintains steady growth in 2026, driven by the expansion of the electronics manufacturing industry and the upgrading of global environmental protection standards. The market presents a pattern of concentrated production in China and decentralized demand worldwide, with obvious periodic fluctuations in raw material costs and export prices.

 

China occupies more than 75% of the global Potassium Persulphate production capacity, relying on complete industrial chain supporting facilities and mature synthesis technology. In the first half of 2026, domestic environmental protection inspections and equipment maintenance led to a slight reduction in operating rates, resulting in tight spot inventory and supporting export quotation stability.

 

Raw material cost fluctuation is the core factor affecting Potassium Persulphate prices. The main raw materials include potassium salt and ammonium persulfate raw materials. The recent slight rise in domestic chemical raw material prices and energy costs has pushed up factory production expenses. Meanwhile, ocean freight rate fluctuations further affect the landing cost of cross-border orders.

 

In terms of regional demand, Southeast Asia, South Korea and Europe are the main export markets. Southeast Asian electronic factories continue to expand production capacity, driving a year-on-year increase in import demand for electronic grade products. European environmental protection upgrades increase the consumption of industrial grade Potassium Persulphate for wastewater treatment.

 

Industry analysts predict that Potassium Persulphate prices will remain firm in the second half of 2026. Sustained downstream rigid demand and tight domestic supply will support market quotations. Locking long-term supply contracts with reliable Chinese manufacturers is the best way for overseas buyers to avoid price fluctuation risks.