【SMM Flash】Middle East August Sulfur Contract Prices Released

Published: Aug 5, 2026 18:01

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KPC has set the August Kuwait Sulphur Price (KSP) at $865/mt FOB, down by $85/mt from the July KSP of $950/mt;

QatarEnergy has kept its August Qatar Sulphur Price (QSP) unchanged at $890/mt FOB from July;

ADNOC has kept its August official selling price (OSP) for the Indian subcontinent unchanged at $1,000/mt FOB Ruwais from July.

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