Where Data Tells the Story
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Sulphur isn’t just a chemical it’s quietly powering global industry.
In 2025, the United States produced ~7.6 million tons of sulphur, with prices jumping from $116 to $310 per ton in a single year.
Globally, production touched 84 million tons, driven by refining, fertilizers, and even battery materials.
But here’s the twist 👇
Sulphur isn’t mined like most resources — it’s largely recovered as a byproduct from oil, gas, and metal processing.
Which means… the future of sulphur depends on the future of energy.
With ~5 billion tons of global resources and demand rising across fertilizers, chemicals, and clean energy —
👉 Are we looking at a hidden commodity supercycle?