Average Mill Net Value Of Portland And Blended Cement Sold In The United States

This table presents the average mill net value of various types of cement sold within the United States, including gray, white, and masonry cement. These values reflect the average price received by producers, excluding delivery charges, and are expressed in dollars per metric ton. Tracking this data is crucial for understanding market trends, pricing dynamics, and the economic health of the cement industry, which is a fundamental component of the construction sector. Changes in these values can influence construction costs, infrastructure development, and overall economic activity.

Between 2022 and 2023, the average mill net value of gray cement increased from $137 to $150 per metric ton, marking a notable rise of approximately 9.5%. White cement prices saw a modest increase from $241 to $244.50 per metric ton, while the overall average for Portland and blended cement rose from $138 to $151. Masonry cement also experienced a price increase, climbing from $181 to $194 per metric ton. Consequently, the all-cement average value grew from $139 to $152 per metric ton. These upward trends suggest a tightening market or increased production costs, reflecting broader economic factors impacting the cement industry during this period.