BASF Raises MDI and TDI Prices in East Asia
Release time:
26 Mar,2026
BASF Raises MDI and TDI Prices in East Asia
On March 23, BASF announced that it will increase prices for its MDI and TDI products in the East Asia region (excluding mainland China) by USD 500/t, effective immediately or as contract terms allow.
The company stated that the price adjustment is driven by the need to ensure sustainable business development, alongside continued increases in raw material, transportation, and energy costs.
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