Oxygen Prices Maintains Upward Momentum: Q2 2025 Update

23-Jul-2025
Oxygen Price Momentum


The global oxygen market continues to evolve amid shifting supply-demand dynamics, operational challenges, and sector-specific developments. IMARC Group’s latest publication, Oxygen Price Trend, Index and Forecast Data Report 2025 Edition, presents updated insights of the Q2 2025 oxygen price movements across key regions, including North America, Asia Pacific and Europe. The report highlights regional pricing variations driven by healthcare, metallurgical, and construction activities, as well as disruptions in supply chain networks and increasing production costs.

Q2 2025 Oxygen Prices:

  • Canada: USD 513/MT
  • China: USD 396/MT
  • India: USD 371/MT
  • Indonesia: USD 356/MT
  • France: USD 335/MT

Q2 2025 Oxygen Prices

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The present oxygen prices across major economies reflect the material’s indispensable role in high-performance industries such as healthcare, steel, and petrochemicals, with persistent demand, energy-related cost pressures, and supply chain constraints contributing to a stable or upward global price trend.

Key Regional Price Trends and Market Drivers:

Canada

Prices rose to USD 513/MT in June 2025, due to elevated demand from the healthcare and metal fabrication sectors. Production was hindered by maintenance activities at air separation units and rising electricity tariffs. Cross-border logistics and limited cryogenic tanker availability added to supply-side stress.

China

In China, during Q2 2025, the prices stood at USD 396/MT, influenced by power restrictions during peak summer and environmental inspections at gas plants. Strong demand from the steel and petrochemical sectors, alongside increased exports to Southeast Asia, tightened domestic availability and pressured margins.

India

Oxygen prices in India touched USD 371/MT in June 2025, driven by seasonal medical demand and consumption from the metal processing industry. Regional supply imbalances were driven by logistical inefficiencies and restricted access to cryogenic cylinders, further compounded by high coal-based energy costs.

Indonesia

Priced at USD 356/MT in Q2 2025, Indonesia experienced pricing fluctuations due to scheduled and unplanned outages in industrial gas facilities. Demand from manufacturing and shipbuilding sectors surged, while port bottlenecks and dependency on imported derivatives added to cost volatility.

France

France reported oxygen prices at USD 335/MT in Q2 2025, with steady demand from the healthcare, automotive, and construction industries. Refinery turnarounds boosted industrial oxygen procurement, while rising electricity costs and transport strikes disrupted production and delivery.

Oxygen Industry Overview:

The global oxygen market reached a valuation of USD 47.45 Billion in 2024 and is projected to grow to USD 69.30 Billion by 2033, exhibiting a CAGR of 4.09% during 2025-2033. This growth is majorly driven by rising demand across both medical and industrial applications. The increasing prevalence of respiratory conditions, coupled with an aging global population, is driving sustained consumption of medical-grade oxygen, while industrial-grade oxygen is gaining traction in steel production, chemical manufacturing, and wastewater treatment.

Some of the key drivers contributing to this market expansion include advancements in oxygen generation technologies and the growing use of portable delivery systems in home healthcare. Additionally, increasing industrialization in Asia Pacific and Latin America, coupled with government investments in healthcare infrastructure and air quality improvement initiatives, is further propelling demand. The market is also supported by stringent environmental regulations in developed regions, the growing demand for high-purity oxygen in aerospace applications, and strategic partnerships among leading industry players aimed at expanding production capabilities and market reach.

Recent Market Trends and Industry Analysis:

The global oxygen industry is undergoing steady expansion, driven by diversified applications across healthcare, manufacturing, and environmental sectors. The rising prevalence of respiratory diseases and an aging population are fueling the demand for medical oxygen, while industrial-grade oxygen is essential for steelmaking, chemical processing, and water treatment. Technological advancements such as pressure swing adsorption (PSA), and membrane-based oxygen generation are enhancing production efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

Additionally, increasing urbanization and industrial activity in emerging economies are bolstering consumption, supported by infrastructure development and clean air initiatives. Strategic mergers, acquisitions, and partnerships are helping key players expand their geographic presence and technological capabilities. The growing adoption of home healthcare services, space exploration, and environmental regulations further highlights oxygen's evolving role in critical, high-performance applications.

Strategic Forecasting and Analysis:

IMARC’s report incorporates forecasting models that project near-term price movements based on evolving trade policies, raw material supply, and technological trends. These tools enable businesses to mitigate risk, enhance sourcing strategies, and support long-term planning.

Key Features of the Report:

  • Price Charts and Historical Data
  • FOB and CIF Spot Pricing
  • Regional Demand-Supply Assessments
  • Port-Level Price Analysis
  • Sector-Specific Demand and Supply Insights

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