Dow Announces 5 to 10 Percent Silicone Price Hike Starting April 20
Dow’s Performance Silicones Business is raising prices in Greater China by approximately 5–10%, effective April 20, 2025, or as permitted by existing contracts. The price increase will vary depending on product portfolios and market segments.
This adjustment comes as Dow reaffirms its role as a long-term, dependable supplier of silicone solutions, committed to maintaining high product standards and reliability. The company emphasized that the decision follows careful cost evaluations to address rising operational pressures while continuing to support innovation and application development.
Customers are encouraged to connect with their Dow account manager for product-specific pricing details. Dow expressed gratitude for current partnerships and reaffirmed its dedication to supporting customers into the future.
2026-10-20
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