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Sodium Sulfate natural and synthetic in Russia and EAEU: Production, Market and Forecast (18 edition)
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This report represents the eighteenth edition of the study on the sodium sulfate market in Russia and the EAEU countries.
Market monitoring has been conducted since 2002.
The objective of the study is to analyze the sodium sulfate markets in Russia and the EAEU countries.
The subject of the study is natural sodium sulfate (mirabilite, thenardite, reussine) and synthetic sodium sulfate.
This work is a desk-based study. Information sources included data from the statistical committees of EAEU countries (including Rosstat, the National Statistical Committee of the Republic of Belarus, and the Bureau of National Statistics of the Agency for Strategic Planning and Reforms of the Republic of Kazakhstan); international databases such as UNdata, the World Bank, and Eurostat; international and European trade data (UN Comtrade, Trade Map); data from the Federal Customs Service of the Russian Federation (up to 2022), the Unified Information System in the Sphere of Procurement, and railway transport statistics; the SBIS database; information from specialized foreign companies; annual and quarterly reports of securities issuers; industry and regional press, conference materials, and websites of manufacturers and consumers of the products under study; scientific and technical literature (eLibrary, etc.); the FIPS patent database; the Infomine database; and others.
Chronological scope of the study: 2000–2025; estimates for 2026; and forecasts up to 2035.
Geographical scope: Russian Federation – comprehensive, detailed market analysis; Republic of Kazakhstan, Belarus, and other EAEU countries – general retrospective market analysis.
The report consists of 6 parts and comprises 137 pages, including 55 tables, 28 figures, and 2 appendices.
The first chapter outlines existing sodium sulfate production technologies, their specific features, the raw materials required for production, and the current capacities of manufacturing facilities.
The second chapter analyzes sodium sulfate production within the EAEU from 2000 to 2025 and provides an estimate for 2026. This section details quality requirements based on existing technical regulations and production statistics, assesses the production structure by country and company, and profiles key sodium sulfate manufacturers.
The third chapter analyzes foreign trade operations involving sodium sulfate in Russia and EAEU countries from 2000 to 2025. It presents data on export and import volumes and evaluates the regional structure of shipments.
The fourth chapter provides information on domestic Russian price levels for sodium sulfate and analyzes data regarding fluctuations in export and import prices for the product between 2008 and 2025.
The fifth chapter presents the sodium sulfate production-consumption balance in Russia for the 2000–2025 period, assesses the sectoral consumption structure, analyzes the factors driving domestic demand, and describes the key consuming industries and enterprises.
The sixth chapter of the report presents a forecast for the production and consumption of sodium sulfate in Russia and the EAEU through 2035.
The appendices provide addresses and contact details for key sodium sulfate producers and consumers.
Target audience:
- sulfuric acid market participants (producers, consumers, and traders);
- potential investors.
This study is intended to serve as a reference guide for marketing departments and decision-makers operating in the sodium sulfate market.
Abstract
Introduction
I. Sodium sulfate production technology
I.1. Sodium sulfate production methods
I.1.1. Production of sodium sulfate from natural raw materials
I.1.2. Production of sodium sulfate from industrial waste
I.2. Existing production capacities of Russian sodium sulfate manufacturers
II. Sodium sulfate production in Russia and CIS countries (2000–2025)
II.1. Product quality
II.2. Sodium sulfate production volumes in Russia and the EAEU
II.3. Major sodium sulfate producers in the EAEU
II.3.1. Russian sodium sulfate producers
II.3.2. Sodium sulfate producers in other CIS countries
II.4. Current status of major sodium sulfate producers
II.4.1. JSC Kuchuksulfat (Stepnoye Ozero settlement, Altai Krai, Russian Federation)
II.4.2. JSC Volzhsky Orgsintez (Volzhsky, Volgograd Region, Russian Federation)
II.4.3. JSC Novotroitsk Plant of Chromium Compounds (Novotroitsk, Orenburg Region, Russian Federation)
II.4.4. JSC Russian Chrome 1915, JSC Khrompik (Pervouralsk, Sverdlovsk Region, Russian Federation)
III. Sodium sulfate exports and imports in the CIS (2000–2025)
III.1. Sodium sulfate export and import volumes in the Russian Federation
III.2. Trends and characteristics of sodium sulfate exports and imports
III.3. Key directions of sodium sulfate exports and imports in Russia (2005–2025)
III.3.1. Key directions of natural sodium sulfate exports and imports in Russia (2005–2025)
III.3.2. Key directions of synthetic sodium sulfate exports and imports in Russia (2005–2025)
III.4. Sodium sulfate imports by other EAEU/CIS countries
IV. Overview of sodium sulfate prices in Russia (2015–2025)
IV.1. Domestic sodium sulfate prices
IV.2. Dynamics of sodium sulfate export and import prices
V. Sodium sulfate consumption in Russia (2000–2025)
V.1. Sodium sulfate consumption balance
V.2. Sodium sulfate consumption structure
V.3. Key industries consuming sodium sulfate in Russia
V.3.1. Chemical industry. Production of synthetic detergents
V.3.2. Pulp and paper industry
V.4. Key sodium sulfate consumers in Russia
V.5. Current status of key sodium sulfate consumers in Russia
V.5.1. Procter & Gamble-Novomoskovsk LLC (Tula Region)
V.5.2. Russian branches of Henkel
V.5.3. Branches of Ilim Group JSC
VI. Forecast of the sodium sulfate market in Russia and the CIS through 2035
Appendix 1. Contact information for sodium sulfate manufacturers
Appendix 2. Contact information for sodium sulfate consumers
Table 1. Modifications of sodium sulfate
Table 2. Seasonal composition of Lake Kuchuk brine, %
Table 3. Composition of natural brine from the Kara-Bogaz-Gol Gulf, g/L
Table 4. Production capacities of Russian sodium sulfate plants, thousand tonnes
Table 5. Varieties of sodium sulfate produced by major Russian enterprises
Table 6. Quality requirements for technical-grade sodium sulfate (according to GOST 6318-77)
Table 7. Quality requirements for technical-grade sodium sulfate from sodium dichromate production (according to TU 2141-028-00204854-95)
Table 8. Quality requirements for technical-grade crystallized sodium sulfate (according to STO 00204168-002-2008)
Table 9. Technical specifications of sodium sulfate obtained during unsymmetrical dimethylhydrazine production
Table 10. Technical requirements for sodium sulfate obtained by the conversion of sodium chloride with sulfuric acid (according to OST 6-18-331-74)
Table 11. Quality requirements for sodium sulfate decahydrate (Glauber's salt) (according to GOST 4171-76)
Table 12. Quality requirements for technical-grade crystallized sodium sulfate (according to GOST 21458-75)
Table 13. Sodium sulfate production trends in CIS countries ...in 1998–2026, thousand tonnes
Table 14. Sodium sulfate production by Russian enterprises in 1998 – first half of 2026, thousand tonnes
Table 15. Breakdown of sodium sulfate production in the CIS in 2007–2025 by feedstock type, thousand tonnes, %
Table 16. Characteristics and composition of sodium sulfate produced by JSC Kuchuksulfat (according to Technical Specifications TU 2141-084-56238216-2010)
Table 17. Trends in domestic market shipments of sodium sulfate by JSC Kuchuksulfat to major consumers in 2008–2025, thousand tonnes
Table 18. Export destinations for sodium sulfate from JSC Kuchuksulfat in 2010–2025, thousand tonnes
Table 19. Financial indicators of JSC Kuchuksulfat in 2010–2022, billion rubles
Table 20. Rail shipments of sodium sulfate by JSC Volzhsky Orgsintez to the domestic market in 2009–2025, thousand tonnes
Table 21. Export destinations for sodium sulfate from JSC Volzhsky Orgsintez in 2009–2025, thousand tonnes
Table 22. Financial indicators of JSC Volzhsky Orgsintez in 2011–2025, billion rubles Table 23. Rail shipments of sodium sulfate by JSC NZKhS to domestic consumers, 2009–2025 (thousand tonnes)
Table 24. Export destinations for sodium sulfate from JSC NZKhS, 2009–2025 (thousand tonnes)
Table 25. Financial indicators of JSC NZKhS, 2011–2025 (RUB billion)
Table 26. Trends in rail shipments of sodium sulfate by JSC Russian Chrome 1915 by consumer, 2009–2025 (thousand tonnes)
Table 27. Financial indicators of JSC Russian Chrome 1915, 2009–2021 (RUB billion) Table 28. Foreign trade in natural sodium sulfate in the Russian Federation, 2000–2025, thousand tonnes
Table 29. Foreign trade in synthetic sodium sulfate in the Russian Federation, 2000–2025, thousand tonnes
Table 30. Exports of synthetic sodium sulfate by Russian enterprises, 2015–2025, thousand tonnes
Table 31. Importers of natural sodium sulfate into the Russian Federation, 2006–2025, tonnes
Table 32. Major importers of synthetic sodium sulfate into the Russian Federation, 2015–2023, tonnes
Table 33. Main destinations for Russian natural sodium sulfate shipments, 2005–2025, thousand tonnes
Table 34. Main destinations for Russian synthetic sodium sulfate shipments, 2005–2025, tonnes
Table 35. Geographical structure of synthetic sodium sulfate imports by Russia, 2014–2025, tonnes, %
Table 36. Geographical structure of synthetic sodium sulfate imports by other EAEU/CIS countries, 2008–2025, thousand tonnes
Table 37. Domestic prices for sodium sulfate sold via tenders, 2015 – May 2025, thousand RUB/tonne, excluding VAT
Table 38. Export prices for Russian synthetic sodium sulfate, 2024, USD/tonne
Table 39. Export prices for Russian natural sodium sulfate by destination country, 2018–2024, $/t
Table 40. Export prices of major Russian sodium sulfate producers, 2010–2025, $/t
Table 41. Prices of manufacturers of synthetic sodium sulfate supplied to Russia, 2016–2022, $/t
Table 42. Sodium sulfate consumption balance in Russia, 2000–2025, thousand tonnes
Table 43. Sodium sulfate content in synthetic detergents by application, %
Table 44. Synthetic detergent production in Russia by major enterprises, 2011–2025, thousand tonnes
Table 45. Sodium sulfate supply destinations and volumes to major synthetic detergent manufacturers in the Russian Federation, 2008–2025, thousand tonnes
Table 46. Commercial output in the Russian pulp and paper industry, 2000–2025, tonnes/thousand tonnes
Table 47. Major sodium sulfate consumers in Russia, 2021–2025, tonnes
Table 48. Trends in sodium sulfate supplies to major Russian consumers, 2012–2025, thousand tonnes
Table 49. Structure of sodium sulfate supplies to Procter & Gamble-Novomoskovsk LLC in... 2012–2025, thousand tonnes
Table 50. Financial indicators of Procter & Gamble-Novomoskovsk LLC, 2012–2025, RUB billion.
Table 51. Production trends for synthetic detergents at Henkel’s Russian branches, 2015–2025 (thousand tonnes)
Table 52. Sodium sulfate supply trends for the Henkel Rus LLC branch in Engels, 2015–2025 (thousand tonnes)
Table 53. Sodium sulfate supply trends for Henkel Rus LLC in Perm, 2015–2025 (thousand tonnes)
Table 54. Financial indicators for Henkel Rus LLC, 2012–2022 (RUB billion)
Table 55. Financial indicators for Ilim Group JSC, 2010–2025 (RUB billion)
Figure 1. Methods for producing sodium sulfate
Figure 2. Sodium sulfate production technology: "melting-evaporation" method
Figure 3. Sodium sulfate production technology: "melting-salting out" method
Figure 4. Sodium sulfate production technology: combined method
Figure 5. Flowchart for sodium sulfate production from chromium manufacturing
Figure 6. Flowchart for sodium sulfate production during methionine manufacturing
Figure 7. Flowchart for sodium sulfate production during the desulfurization stage of battery recycling
Figure 8. Flowchart for sodium sulfate recovery from synthetic fiber production
Figure 9. Sodium sulfate production trends in the CIS, 1998–2026 (thousand tonnes)
Figure 10. Geographical breakdown of sodium sulfate production in the CIS, 1998–2026 (%)
Figure 11. Breakdown of sodium sulfate production by enterprise in Russia, 2025 (%)
Figure 12. Sodium sulfate production trends at JSC Kuchuksulfat, 1998–2026 (thousand tonnes)
Figure 13. Export volume trends and export share of sodium sulfate production at JSC Kuchuksulfat, 1998–2025 (thousand tonnes)
Figure 14. Breakdown of JSC Kuchuksulfat exports by country, 2025 (%)
Figure 15. Production trends ...methionine and sodium sulfate at JSC Volzhsky Orgsintez in 2000–2026, thousand tonnes
Figure 16. Production trends for chromium compounds (in terms of sodium dichromate) and sodium sulfate at JSC NZKhS in 2007–2026, thousand tonnes
Figure 17. Production trends for chromium compounds (in terms of sodium dichromate) and sodium sulfate at JSC Russian Chrome 1915 in 2009–2026, thousand tonnes
Figure 18. Trends in exports and production volumes of natural sodium sulfate in the Russian Federation in 2000–2025, thousand tonnes
Figure 19. Trends in export and import operations involving synthetic sodium sulfate in the Russian Federation in 2000–2025, thousand tonnes
Figure 20. Share of exports in synthetic sodium sulfate production volume in the Russian Federation in 2000–2025, %
Figure 21. Share of sodium sulfate exports in the output volume of major Russian producers in 2009–2025, %
Figure 22. Trends in export prices for natural and synthetic sodium sulfate in 2008–2025, USD/tonne
Figure 23. Changes in the structure of sodium sulfate consumption in Russia in 2010–2025, %
Figure 24. Trends in synthetic detergent production and sodium sulfate consumption in this... ...industry in Russia, 2010–2025, thousand tonnes
Figure 25. Production trends for powdered synthetic detergents at Procter & Gamble-Novomoskovsk LLC, 2000–2025, thousand tonnes
Figure 26. Production of key product types at Ilim Group JSC branches, 2010–2022, million tonnes
Figure 27. Trends in sodium sulfate supplies to Ilim Group facilities, 2010–2025, thousand tonnes
Figure 28. Forecast of sodium sulfate production and consumption in Russia and the EAEU through 2035, thousand tonnes




