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Sulfur (S)Atomic #16 · Industrial byproduct
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$143/t · +29.3% YoY

Sulfur Intelligence

Global supply chain · Buyers · Traders · Geological alternatives · Live monitoring

Supply concentration risk — Russia & Hormuz

Russia export curbs (since Q4 2023) + Hormuz transit risk (~50% of seaborne exports) maintain a structural supply premium. No acute crisis but elevated concentration risk.

Current Price

$143/t

Strata composite (ind.)

YoY Change

+29.3%

vs year ago

Global market

~NaN Mt

Q4 27e supply

Top importer

OCP

8.3 Mt / 10%

Top producer

KAZ

11.0 Mt · 24% · 2024

Supply risk

ELEVATED

Russia + Hormuz

EU CRM status

Not listed

CRMA 2024

Price & Market

Strata Composite IndexNo public benchmark

$143/t

+11.2% QoQ+29.3% YoY

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Sulfur has no public exchange benchmark. The Strata composite index is an independent indicative assessment derived from UN Comtrade trade data and public market signals (USGS, IEA, company filings). Regional spreads (CFR Morocco, FOB Middle East) are freight-adjusted estimates (±$10–25/t actual). Not a price reporting agency assessment — not for transaction settlement.

Price History + Outlook Q1 2021Q2 2027

Strata CompositeFOB Middle EastCFR MoroccoCFR IndiaCFR BrazilFOB VancouverOutlook (scenarios)
Market events:1Q1 2026Triple disrupt.2Q3 2025Zambia ban3Q4 2024OCP–Qatar 10yr4Q4 2025Russia curbs

Regional Price Benchmarks (Q1 2026 est.)

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Quarterly Scenarios

USD/t · next 4 quarters · qualitative
High
Q1 2027$99Q2 2027$98Q3 2026$101Q4 2026$100

Supply stress: chokepoint disruption (Hormuz/Red Sea), export restrictions, or demand surge from fertilizer restocking.

Central
Q1 2027$84Q2 2027$83Q3 2026$85Q4 2026$85

Base case: current supply-demand balance holds, no major disruption, seasonal demand patterns.

Low
Q1 2027$71Q2 2027$71Q3 2026$73Q4 2026$72

Demand softness: fertilizer affordability pressure, Chinese export quotas relaxed, new capacity ramps on schedule.

Supply / Demand Balance

Russia export curbs (post-2023) and Hormuz transit concentration maintain elevated prices relative to the 2024 baseline (~$88/t). Supply is structurally constrained by refinery output — byproduct volumes cannot respond to price signals.

Supply / Demand Balance

Quarterly Mt

SupplyDemandStrata estimate

Actuals through Q4 25 (USGS annual · Strata quarterly profile) · Forecast from Q1 26 (Strata model — not live data)

+2.1

-1.1

-1.1

+2.1

+2.1

-1.2

-1.2

+2.1

+1.7

-1.7

-1.7

+1.7

+2.0

-1.3

-1.3

+2.0

+1.5

F

-1.9

F

-1.9

F

+1.5

F

+1.4

F

-2.0

F

-2.0

F

+1.4

F

Scenario Stress Test

Impact on S/D balance H2 2026 · Strata estimate

$143/tbase

S/D balance under scenario (H2 2026)

-3.1

-2.9

-1.7

-0.7

Triple disruption persists. Structural deficit of −3.1 Mt/quarter. Return to balance estimated Q2 2027.

  • Hormuz: sustained tensions, Cape rerouting
  • KAZ: CPC throughput reduced −15%
  • Russia: export restrictions in force

Strata estimates based on public data (UN Comtrade, USGS). Illustrative scenarios — not investment advice.

Supply tightness

Moderate

Q1 2026

Price vs 2024

+29.3%

$111 → $143/t · 12m

Est. return balance

Q2 2027

Base case

Supply Chain

Sulfur is a byproduct — not mined for itself. Supply is driven by oil/gas processing volume, not price signals.

CountrySource TypeProd. 2024
Kazakhstan
Gas proc.11.0 Mt
Canada
Oil sands9.8 Mt
United States
Refinery8.1 Mt
Russia
Gas proc.7.5 Mt
Saudi Arabia
Gas proc.7.2 Mt
Iraq
Refinery1.8 Mt
Syria
Gas proc.0.4 Mt

Sources: USGS 2024, UN Comtrade, company disclosures · Strata assessments. Production = elemental sulfur equivalent.

Trade Flow Analysis

Sulfur trade is highly concentrated: Kazakhstan + Middle East supply 60%+ of global seaborne exports. OCP alone absorbs 10% of world supply. Hormuz strait risk puts ~50% of export volumes at transit risk.

Trade Flow Analysis Major routes 2024 (Mt/yr)

Arc thickness = volume · Hover to inspect

Kazakhstan

11 Mt

Saudi Arabia

6.5 Mt

Canada

7 Mt

USA

9.2 Mt

Qatar

4.8 Mt

Iraq

1.8 Mt

Morocco / OCP

8.3 Mt

India

8 Mt

China

7 Mt

Brazil

3 Mt

SE Asia

2.5 Mt

KazakhstanSaudi ArabiaCanadaUSAQatarIraq

Seaborne exports

0.0 Mt

NaN · UN Comtrade

Top exporter

Exporting countries

0

NaN reported

Major Buyers

Top 12 · 2024 data

12 major buyers tracked · combined ~33 Mt/yr (latest reported). Demand is structurally linked to fertilizer production cycles.

Import Volumes 2024 (Mt)

OCP Group
8.3 Mt+29%
Mosaic Company
4.1 Mt+8%
Nutrien
3.6 Mt+5%
PhosAgro
3.2 Mt-12%
Ma'aden
2.8 Mt+22%
EuroChem
2.5 Mt-8%
IFFCO
2.2 Mt+15%
ICL Group
1.9 Mt+3%
Coromandel
1.4 Mt+9%
BASF
1.1 Mt+2%
SABIC
0.9 Mt+6%
Dow Chemical
0.8 Mt+1%

OCP Group

MAR

HIGH

2024 volume

8.3 Mt

Mkt share

10.2%

Use: Phosphoric acid / DAP / MAP

10-year QatarEnergy contract signed Nov 2024 (7.5 Mt total, ~750k t/yr). Diversifying from KAZ (49% risk). New Jorf Lasfar burners +967k t/yr capacity.

Mosaic Company

USA

LOW

2024 volume

4.1 Mt

Mkt share

5%

Use: Phosphate fertilizers — MoP, DAP/MAP

Sources ~80% from US Gulf oil refineries in molten form. Realized cost $379/t Q1 2026 — far below spot ($1,200/t). Structural competitive advantage over import-dependent buyers.

Nutrien

CAN

LOW

2024 volume

3.6 Mt

Mkt share

4.4%

Use: Potash + phosphate + nitrogen

Integrated — own sour gas sulfur. Largest global fertilizer producer.

PhosAgro

RUS

CRITICAL

2024 volume

3.2 Mt

Mkt share

3.9%

Use: Phosphate-based fertilizers

Domestic sour gas (Volga). Sanctions cutting export flows to West.

Ma'aden

SAU

MEDIUM

2024 volume

2.8 Mt

Mkt share

3.4%

Use: Phosphate fertilizers (Wa'ad Al-Shamal)

Integrated with Saudi Aramco sour gas. Near-zero import cost.

EuroChem

RUS

HIGH

2024 volume

2.5 Mt

Mkt share

3.1%

Use: NPK + phosphate

Russian ops sanctioned; EU assets (Lifosa) relying on imports.

IFFCO

IND

MEDIUM

2024 volume

2.2 Mt

Mkt share

2.7%

Use: DAP + complex fertilizers

India largest DAP importer. IFFCO + Chambal = major buyers. Middle East dominant source.

ICL Group

ISR

HIGH

2024 volume

1.9 Mt

Mkt share

2.3%

Use: Potash + specialty fertilizers

Import-dependent. Geopolitical exposure (Middle East instability).

Coromandel

IND

MEDIUM

2024 volume

1.4 Mt

Mkt share

1.7%

Use: DAP + SSP fertilizers

Joint venture with Mosaic (MCFL). Qatar + Saudi primary sources.

BASF

DEU

LOW

2024 volume

1.1 Mt

Mkt share

1.3%

Use: Sulfuric acid (industrial)

Own pyrite roasting + imports. High-purity industrial grade.

SABIC

SAU

LOW

2024 volume

0.9 Mt

Mkt share

1.1%

Use: Petrochemical intermediate

Integrated with Saudi Aramco. Marginal market participant; captive supply.

Dow Chemical

USA

LOW

2024 volume

0.8 Mt

Mkt share

1%

Use: Petrochemical / industrial

Refinery byproduct primarily. Minor merchant market participant.

Major Traders

Physical trading · Merchant market

A handful of specialist trading houses control physical sulfur flows. No exchange-traded futures exist — all volumes are bilateral OTC contracts, giving traders significant pricing power.

#1
AmeropaSwitzerland
~1.5 Mt/yr

European trading house specializing in fertilizers + sulfur. Strong FSU coverage.

Strength: Black Sea / FSU sourcing, Eastern European distribution

Recent: Re-routing FSU flows post-Russia sanctions via Caucasus (Azerbaijan, Georgia)

#2
CanpotexCanada
~0.7 Mt/yr

Potash export consortium (Nutrien + Mosaic). Secondary sulfur volumes alongside potash.

Strength: Canadian origin, integrated potash-sulfur shipments

Recent: Leveraging Canadian sulfur surplus from oil sands byproduct for Asia-Pacific markets

#3
FertiglobeUAE
~1.2 Mt/yr

OCI + ADNOC joint venture. Nitrogen fertilizer + sulfur flows from Middle East.

Strength: UAE/Egypt base, captive sulfur from Abu Dhabi sour gas

Recent: Scaling Egypt sulfuric acid export from El-Sokhna; exploring Africa distribution

#4
Helm AGGermany
~1.0 Mt/yr

Hamburg-based specialty chemicals + sulfur trader. Refinery sulfur primary source.

Strength: European refinery network, industrial-grade specialty

Recent: Expanded liquid sulfuric acid logistics in Northern Europe following energy crisis

#5
Koch FertilizerUSA (KS)
~0.8 Mt/yr

Koch Industries fertilizer arm. Own refinery sulfur + trading. Tied to Georgia Pacific.

Strength: US Gulf Coast production, integrated refinery access

Recent: Investing in sulfuric acid capacity for battery supply chain (lithium processing)

#6
Louis DreyfusNetherlands
~2 Mt/yr

Agricultural commodity giant with sulfur/fertilizer trading arm. Integrated with ammonia/DAP flows.

Strength: Fertilizer chain integration, financing, origination

Recent: Increased North Africa focus following price spike; partnership with OCP for spot cargoes

#7
TrammoUSA (NY)
~5 Mt/yr

World's largest independent sulfur marketer. Core commodities: sulfur, pet coke, ammonia, sulfuric acid. Proprietary terminal at Port of Batumi (Georgia) for FSU/CIS routing.

Strength: Batumi Black Sea terminal — structural advantage for KAZ/TKM/RUS flows

Recent: Batumi JV terminal critical post-Russia sanctions for re-routing Central Asian sulfur. Cape routing activated for Hormuz avoidance 2025–2026.

Geopolitical Risk Matrix

Sulfur supply is highly concentrated and politically exposed. Unlike exchange-traded commodities, disruptions have no hedging mechanism.

Composite Risk Index

MEDIUM + HIGH + CRITICAL · weighted by market exposure

Q2 2026

65

HIGH

Russia’s Sechin says US companies benefit from S38/100

MEDIUM

Strait of Hormuz tension — 50% of global seaborn68/100

~50% of global sulfur exports transit Hormuz (Mosaic CEO Q1 2026 earnings, Argus…

Russia + Turkey + India simultaneous export curb88/100

BC Insight (April 2026): combined ~25% of global export capacity under pressure.…

Active

4

disruptions

Critical

2

events

Monitoring

1

signals

Active Disruptions

MEDIUM

Russia’s Sechin says US companies benefit from Strait of Hormuz closure By Reuters - Investing.com Australia

2026-06

HIGH

Strait of Hormuz tension — 50% of global seaborne exports at risk

~50% of global sulfur exports transit Hormuz (Mosaic CEO Q1 2026 earnings, Argus). Saudi/Qatari cargoes rerouting via Cape; +10-12 days transit, +$30-40/t freight.

2026-05

CRITICAL

Russia + Turkey + India simultaneous export curbs

BC Insight (April 2026): combined ~25% of global export capacity under pressure. Unprecedented triple-disruption.

2026-04

HIGH

Kazakhstan CPC pipeline reduction (oil output cuts)

OPEC+ cuts impact CPC throughput. KAZ dominates Morocco supply at 49% (4.06 Mt); any reduction is amplified. OCP 10yr QatarEnergy contract partially offsets risk.

2026-03

MEDIUM

Red Sea disruptions — freight surcharges +18%

Houthi activity forcing longer Cape route for Middle East cargoes to Europe and Morocco.

2026-01

CRITICAL

Sub-Saharan Africa Copperbelt crisis — Dar es Salaam spot prices doubled

Copperbelt sources 90%+ sulfur from Middle East. Hormuz disruption: Dar es Salaam spot jumped $600/t → $1,000/t FCA (some offers at $1,200/t). Zambia emergency export ban on sulfuric acid (Sep 2025), replaced by permit system March 2026.

2025-09

Country Risk Scores (0 = no risk, 100 = critical)

CountryExport BanTransitSanctionsPrice Premium
Russia
95
85
100
80
Turkey
70
50
20
55
Iraq
45
80
30
35
Kazakhstan
35
70
15
20
Saudi Arabia
20
75
5
15
Qatar
15
72
5
18
Canada
5
10
0
40

Sectoral Demand

Sulfur demand is structurally inelastic — 60% goes to phosphate fertilizers with no substitution path.

End-Use Breakdown 2024

Fertilizers (phosphate)
60%
Industrial chemicals
20%
Refining & petroleum
8%
Other
7%
Batteries & energy
5%

Top Demand Centers

🇲🇦 Morocco (OCP)

Jorf Lasfar — world's largest single phosphate complex

🇮🇳 India (DAP belt)

IFFCO + Chambal + Coromandel. Q4/Q1 peak demand.

🇨🇳 China

Mostly domestic production. Import gap growing.

🇧🇷 Brazil

Agribusiness boom. Mosaic Tapira + imports via Santos.

🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia

Ma'aden integrated — captive sour gas supply.

Sulfur → DAP / MAP correlation

Lag 6–8 semaines entre hausse soufre et transmission sur prix DAP/MAP

Sulfur ($/t)DAP ($/t)MAP ($/t)
Signal d'alerte : une hausse soufre de +$100/t se traduit typiquement par +$45–65/t DAP sous 6–8 semaines. Signal actuel : soufre +$750/t sur 24 mois → transmission attendue DAP +$440–500/t (réalisée : +$500/t ✓).

Axes: Sulfur (left, $/t) · DAP/MAP (right, $/t CFR India). Sources: UN Comtrade, World Bank Pink Sheet.

Fertilizer Value Chain

Sulfur $88/t · Phosphate rock $152.5/t → DAP margin

39% margin
Sulfur input$44.3/t DAP

$88.0/t × 1.54t H₂SO₄ × 0.33t S/t acid

Phosphate rock$219.6/t DAP

$152.5/t FOB Casablanca × 1.44t/t DAP

Processing & overhead$95/t DAP

Energy, labour, capex amortisation

Production cost

$358.9/t

ex-Jorf Lasfar

DAP market

$586.2/t

CFR India proxy

Gross margin

$227.3/t

per tonne DAP

Sulfur sensitivity:

+$10/t S → −$5.03/t DAP margin(margin: $222.3 / $232.3)

Agricultural Demand Seasonality

Fertilizer application windows drive sulfuric acid demand spikes — 4–8 week lead time on sulfur procurement

RegionJFMAMJJASONDCycle
🇮🇳 India
Kharif (Jun–Sep) + Rabi (Dec–Feb)
🇲🇦 Morocco
Fall + Spring application
🇧🇷 Brazil
Summer crop + Safrinha
🇺🇸 USA
Spring + Fall
🇨🇳 China
Spring + Autumn application
Peak procurement windowActive demand season

Alternative Geological Sources

Emerging and under-radar supply corridors. Several represent significant strategic opportunities as Western buyers de-risk from Russia/Hormuz concentration.

Ethiopia — Danakil Depression

Dallol volcanic complex

EXPLORATION

Volume est.

~400 Mt est.

Timeline

2030–2040

Opportunity

VERY HIGH

World's largest known natural sulfur deposit. Extreme environment (−120m below sea level, 60°C surface temps). Ethiopian gov't opened tenders 2024. Major logistics challenge (no rail, 500km to port). First mover advantage available.

Risks: Extreme climate, political instability (Tigray proximity), no infrastructure

Zambia — Copperbelt byproduct

Nkana/Nchanga/Chambishi

POTENTIAL

Volume est.

0.3–0.5 Mt/yr

Timeline

2027–2030

Opportunity

HIGH

2026 crisis accelerator: Zambia imposed emergency export ban on sulfuric acid (Sep 2025) after Dar es Salaam spot hit $1,200/t. Replaced by permit system March 2026. Copperbelt smelters currently source 90%+ from Middle East. Domestic SO₂ → acid conversion would transform Zambia from importer to potential exporter for African fertilizer market.

Risks: Grid reliability (ZESCO), capital intensity (~$200M per plant), Dar es Salaam logistics bottleneck

Iraq — Mishraq complex

Near Mosul, Nineveh Governorate

REVIVAL

Volume est.

0.3–0.5 Mt/yr

Timeline

2026–2028

Opportunity

HIGH

World's largest natural sulfur mine (est. reserves 700 Mt). Destroyed by ISIS 2016 (catastrophic SO₂ fire — 12,000 casualties). Iraq approved revival March 2024 with South Korean financing.

Risks: Security (ISIS remnants), infrastructure rebuild, financing gaps

Pakistan — Kohat/Kirthar

Salt Range + Kirthar formation

EXPLORATION

Volume est.

0.2–0.4 Mt/yr

Timeline

2028+

Opportunity

MEDIUM

Significant sedimentary sulfur deposits in Punjab Salt Range. OGDCL feasibility study underway. Domestic demand (fertilizer) strong incentive.

Risks: Political risk, water scarcity for processing, regulatory delays

DRC — Katanga copper belt

Tenke/Fungurume/Kolwezi

BYPRODUCT

Volume est.

0.2–0.3 Mt/yr

Timeline

2028+

Opportunity

MEDIUM

Copper/cobalt smelting generates SO₂ currently flared. Conversion to sulfuric acid feasible with investment. Strategic interest for Glencore, CMOC, IVANHOE given fertilizer needs.

Risks: Congo Basin governance, artisanal mining conflict, logistics

Bolivia — Salar de Uyuni

Atacama volcanic belt

EXPLORATION

Volume est.

0.1–0.2 Mt/yr

Timeline

2030+

Opportunity

LOW

Volcanic sulfur deposits in Atacama system. Low priority vs. lithium focus. Resource nationalist government may limit foreign investment.

Risks: Resource nationalism, altitude logistics, competing lithium priorities

Iran — Bandar Abbas + Kharg Island

IOOC offshore + NPC refineries

SANCTIONED

Volume est.

1.5–2.0 Mt/yr

Timeline

Conditional

Opportunity

CONDITIONAL

Iran has significant refinery/gas sulfur production capacity. Currently off global market due to US sanctions. Post-sanctions scenario (JCPOA revival) would add ~1.5–2 Mt to market.

Risks: OFAC sanctions risk, buyer legal exposure, nuclear standoff

Mozambique — Temane / Pande gas

Inhambane Province

POTENTIAL

Volume est.

0.1–0.3 Mt/yr

Timeline

2028+

Opportunity

MEDIUM

Southern Africa's largest natural gas reserves. Sasol/ENI processing. Sour gas sulfur currently flared. LNG export expansion creates sulfur byproduct opportunity for Southern African fertilizer market.

Risks: Islamist insurgency (Cabo Delgado proximity), logistics, financing

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About Strata Sulfur Intelligence

Data: USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2024, UN Comtrade, public filings and trade press · Strata assessments. Prices are Strata composite estimates (indicative). Sentinel monitoring: 16 active public sources (trade press, USGS, Google News sulfur/fertilizer, World Fertilizer Magazine). Strata is positioned to fill the intelligence gap created by sulfur’s exclusion from the EU CRMA. No public aggregated monitoring platform exists for this critical industrial commodity.

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World Bank Pink Sheet — Monthly fertilizer prices

World Bank

Prix mensuels DAP, urée, TSP — contexte chaîne soufre. Historique depuis 1960. Gratuit.

pricesmonthlyfertilizersdap
ReportGratuit2026

Sulfur — Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026

USGS

Référence annuelle mondiale : production 84 Mt (2025), réserves, prix, flux commerciaux. Données depuis 1932.

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ReportGratuit2026

The Sulphur Institute — Market Information

The Sulphur Institute

Organisation sectorielle US. Usages agricoles, logistique, actualités marché soufre. Accès public.

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DatasetGratuit2026

UN Comtrade — Sulfur trade flows (HS 2503)

UN Comtrade

Imports/exports mensuels par pays depuis 1962 (~200 reporters). API gratuite 500 calls/jour.

tradeflowsmonthlyapi
ReportGratuit2025

OCP Group — Integrated Annual Report 2024

OCP Group

Plus grand acheteur mondial (8.3 Mt/an). Stratégie soufre, contrat QatarEnergy 10 ans, capacités Jorf Lasfar.

buyersocpmoroccoannual
DatasetGratuit2024

USGS Sulfur Statistics — Historical Excel

USGS

Tableaux Excel téléchargeables : production mondiale par pays depuis 1900, prix U.S., imports/exports.

productionhistoricaldataset
Price AssessmentAbonnement2026

ICIS Sulphur Analytics

ICIS

Prix spot hebdomadaires par région (ME, Amériques, Europe NW). Référence contractuelle mondiale. Abonnement.

pricesspotweeklybenchmark
Price AssessmentAbonnement2026

Argus Fertilizer Prices — Sulfur section

Argus Media

Cotations hebdomadaires FOB Vancouver, FOB Middle East, CFR Inde, CFR Chine, CFR Maroc. Benchmark industrie.

pricesweeklyfobcfr
Market ReportAbonnement2025

CRU Sulphur Magazine — Issue 420 (Sep 2025)

CRU Group

Publication sectorielle de référence (ex-BC Insight). S/D, prix, commerce, logistique, capacités. Bimestriel.

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DatasetAbonnement2025

IFA IFASTAT — Sulfur as fertilizer input

IFA

Production, commerce et consommation de soufre dans la chaîne engrais phosphatés. Depuis 2000.

fertilizersdemandtrade
ReportAbonnement2024

IEA Oil 2024 — Refining & sulfur output

IEA

Prévisions 5 ans raffinage mondial. Projections production soufre byproduct jusqu en 2029.

supplyoutlookrefining