China's ferrosilicon export market remained steady on December 4, 2025, with mainstream quotations at Tianjin Port unchanged. The overall tone is calm and practical-offers are being maintained, and most discussions are about matching specs and shipment timing rather than chasing price moves.
| Product | Grade | Quoted Price (USD/ton) | Change | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ferrosilicon | 72 | 1020–1040 | - | FOB Tianjin Port |
| Ferrosilicon | 75 | 1090–1120 | - | FOB Tianjin Port |
FeSi75 continues to hold a normal premium over FeSi72, largely reflecting higher silicon content and the tighter performance requirements some applications ask for. With the price range stable, practical details become more important for decision-making-especially particle size (lump vs. granules), fines control, and COA consistency (Si, Al, C, P, S). These factors can influence melting speed, recovery stability, and handling loss, which is why two cargos at similar FOB levels can still perform differently in real use.
For near-term shipments, availability and scheduling also matter. When loading windows are tight, offers tend to stay firm even in a quiet market. When schedules are comfortable, negotiations become easier-but today's market is still sitting in a balanced zone, with steady quoting behavior and no sign of abrupt shifts.
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We export FeSi75 / FeSi72 (also FeSi65 / FeSi45) with stable quality, flexible size options, and standard COA support. If you send your grade, size range, quantity, destination port, and target shipping time, we'll come back with a clear FOB offer from Tianjin and the latest workable loading schedule.