VINAGRI News - Vietnam’s rubber exports slightly increased in October 2025 compared with the previous month but remained sharply lower year-on-year, while domestic rubber prices stayed stable. Regional rubber futures continued to strengthen on concerns over reduced natural rubber supply from Thailand.
Summary:
> Vietnam exported 179,799 tonnes of rubber in October 2025 (+2.4% MoM; -20.2% YoY).
> Export value reached USD 304.66 million (+0.9% MoM; -29.1% YoY).
> Ten-month exports: 1.47 million tonnes, USD 2.59 billion (volume -4.6%; value +2.5%).
> Domestic rubber prices remained stable across major producers.
> China’s October rubber imports rose 1.2% YoY to 667,000 tonnes.
> Vietnam recorded the strongest growth among Malaysia’s rubber suppliers.
> Asian rubber futures strengthened on concerns over tightening supply in Thailand.
According to data from the Vietnam Customs Department, Vietnam exported 179,799 tonnes of rubber in October 2025, worth USD 304.66 million. This represents an increase of 2.4% in volume and 0.9% in value compared with September, but a sharp decline of 20.2% in volume and 29.1% in value versus October 2024.
For the first ten months of 2025, Vietnam’s rubber exports reached 1.47 million tonnes, earning USD 2.59 billion. Despite a 4.6% drop in volume, export value grew 2.5% year-on-year, supported by higher export prices.
Domestically, rubber prices across major companies remained stable. Ba Ria Rubber Company maintained purchasing prices at 405 VND/TSC/kg for latex (25 - <30% TSC), 13,500 VND/kg for coagulated rubber, and 18,000 VND/kg for raw materials. MangYang Company also kept stable rates, with latex priced at 394 - 399 VND/TSC (grade 2 - 1) and coagulated rubber at 359 - 409 VND/DRC (grade 2 - 1).
Similarly, Phu Rieng Rubber Company maintained stable purchasing prices at 390 VND/DRC for mixed rubber and 420 VND/TSC for latex. Binh Long Company posted factory purchasing prices at 422 VND/TSC/kg, production-team prices at 412 VND/TSC/kg, and 14,000 VND/kg for mixed rubber (60% DRC).
Data from China Customs showed that China imported 667,000 tonnes of rubber in October 2025, up 1.2% from a year earlier. Meanwhile, according to the International Trade Centre (ITC), Vietnam ranked as the 10th-largest rubber supplier to Malaysia, with Vietnamese shipments recording the strongest growth among Malaysia’s rubber suppliers.
Rubber futures across major Asian exchanges opened the week on a positive note, supported by supply concerns as natural rubber output in Thailand is expected to decline.
NPK/ Vinagri News
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