Bitumen Price Today 2026 – FOB & CFR Iran Bitumen 60/70, 80/100 | Raha Oil
Weekly Updated – June 2026

Bitumen Price Today 2026 – Bitumen 60/70 & 80/100
FOB and CFR Prices

📅 Last updated: 19 June 2026 ✍️ Prepared by: Raha Oil Trading Desk 📍 FOB Bandar Abbas, Iran 🏭 Source: IME + Private Refineries
Market Summary: Iran bitumen prices remain stable in early June 2026. Private factory grades are indicating $525–$535/MT FOB Bandar Abbas — this is an indicative weekly market range, not a guaranteed offer. Crude oil at ~$76/bbl supports steady vacuum bottom costs. Jey and Pasargad embossed grades are temporarily unavailable via IME. Demand from East Africa and Southeast Asia remains healthy. Final prices depend on order quantity, packing type, refinery source, and shipping schedule.
Bitumen 60/70 FOB Bandar Abbas (Iran)
$525–535
Indicative FOB / MT · Jun 2026
Bitumen 60/70 CFR Port Klang (Malaysia)
$615–635
Indicative CFR / MT · Jun 2026
Bitumen 60/70 FOB Jebel Ali (UAE Re-export)
$590–610
Indicative FOB / MT · Jun 2026
Bitumen 60/70 FOB Mersin (Turkey)
$530
Indicative FOB / MT · Jun 2026
Crude Oil
~$76/bbl
Brent reference
⚡ Quick Answer

What is the bitumen price today?

Raha Oil is a UAE-based bitumen supplier providing weekly Bitumen 60/70 and 80/100 FOB and CFR price updates for international buyers. Bitumen price changes every week based on five key factors: crude oil prices, vacuum bottom feedstock cost, Iran Mercantile Exchange (IME) weekly auction results, USD/IRR exchange rate, and sea freight market. As of June 2026, the indicative FOB Bandar Abbas price for Bitumen 60/70 Price (private factory, new steel drum) is approximately $525–$535/MT. CFR prices vary by destination port — use the estimator below or contact Raha Oil for an official quotation.

📅 Updated: 19 June 2026 ✍️ Prepared by: Raha Oil Trading Desk 📍 FOB Bandar Abbas 🏭 Source: IME + Private Refineries ⚠️ Indicative — not a guaranteed offer

Bitumen Price Today – Indicative FOB & CFR (June 2026)

Prices below are indicative weekly market ranges for FOB Bandar Abbas in USD per metric ton (MT). They are updated every week based on Iran Mercantile Exchange (IME) auction results, vacuum bottom feedstock costs, USD/IRR exchange rate movements, and direct refinery quotes. These are not guaranteed offer prices. Final prices depend on order quantity, packing type, refinery source, inspection requirements, and shipping schedule. Contact Raha Oil for an official quotation.

🗓 Last verified: 19 June 2026 Prices subject to weekly change · Contact us for official quote

FOB Bandar Abbas Price Table

Grade Standard Packing Origin FOB Price (USD/MT) Source CFR Availability Status Updated
Bitumen 60/70 ASTM D946 / EN 12591 New Steel Drum Iran (Bandar Abbas) $525 – $535 Private Factory Yes – All Ports Available 19 Jun 2026
Bitumen 60/70 ASTM D946 / EN 12591 Jumbo Bag / Bulk Iran (Bandar Abbas) $510 – $520 Private Factory Yes – All Ports Available 19 Jun 2026
Bitumen 60/70 Embossed ASTM D946 / EN 12591 New Steel Drum Iran (Bandar Abbas) Not Available Jey / Pasargad (IME) N/A Unavailable 19 Jun 2026
Bitumen 80/100 ASTM D946 / EN 12591 New Steel Drum Iran (Bandar Abbas) $520 – $530 Private Factory Yes – All Ports Available 19 Jun 2026
Bitumen 60/70 – Local/Domestic Grade National spec (non-export) New Steel Drum Iran (Bandar Abbas) $430 Domestic Refinery (IRR-priced) Not for Export Domestic Only 19 Jun 2026
Bitumen 60/70 – Turkey Origin ASTM D946 / EN 12591 New Steel Drum Turkey (Mersin) $530 Private Factory Yes – Med & Europe Available 19 Jun 2026
Bitumen 115/15 (Oxidized) Blown / Oxidized New Steel Drum Iran (Bandar Abbas) $550 – $570 Private Factory Yes – All Ports Available 19 Jun 2026

⚠️ Prices are indicative weekly market ranges — not guaranteed offers. Final price confirmed in proforma invoice. Minimum order: 100 MT (containerized) / 3,000 MT (bulk tanker). Request an official quote →

Why do bitumen prices differ by origin? Raha Oil quotes FOB Bandar Abbas, Iran (the export-grade refinery price, $525–$535/MT for Bitumen 60/70), FOB Jebel Ali, UAE (a re-export hub price for buyers who prefer UAE-based shipping documentation), and FOB Mersin, Turkey (for Mediterranean and European buyers, $530/MT). These are three separate, non-competing sourcing routes — not conflicting quotes for the same shipment. The domestic Iran market price (~$430/MT, IRR-linked) shown above is not an export-available price and cannot be ordered internationally.

Packing Type & Container Loading Guide

Container loads are standard export practice figures. Actual capacity may vary slightly by drum brand, stacking arrangement, and container tare weight.

Packing Type Unit Net Weight Per 20ft Container Net MT / Container Price vs. Drum Best For
New Steel Drum 180 kg net ~110 drums ~19.8 MT Base price Standard export, most destinations, no special storage needed
Jumbo Bag (1,000 kg) 1,000 kg net ~20 bags ~20 MT $10–20/MT cheaper Buyers with heated storage at destination
Bulk Tanker Full vessel cargo Heated tanker vessel Min. ~3,000 MT $30–50/MT cheaper Large importers and terminal operators

Weekly Bitumen Market Update – June 19, 2026

🗓 Week 25 Update  |  Data sourced from IME auction results, Platts, and Raha Oil field intelligence
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Crude Oil Market

Brent crude has eased to around $74–78/bbl. Softer demand sentiment is weighing on prices. The pullback is feeding through to lower vacuum bottom costs at Iranian refineries.

↓ Softening
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Vacuum Bottom (VB) Feedstock

Vacuum bottom prices at Iranian refineries are $370–390/MT, consistent with the past three weeks. Adequate refinery throughput is maintaining VB availability for bitumen production.

→ Stable / Slight softening
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Refinery Supply (Iran)

Private refineries around Bandar Abbas are operating at normal capacity. Jey and Pasargad premium grades remain off the IME, tightening supply of embossed product. Private factory supply is adequate.

→ Normal capacity
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Shipping & Freight

Sea freight rates from Bandar Abbas to East Africa are $60–75/MT. Southeast Asia routes are $55–68/MT. No significant port congestion reported at Mombasa, Chittagong, or Port Klang this week.

→ Stable freight rates
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Demand – Africa

East African demand (Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia) is showing seasonal strength as road construction season ramps up. Several government infrastructure tenders are boosting Q2/Q3 import enquiries.

↑ Rising demand
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Demand – Asia & GCC

Bangladesh and Malaysia maintain steady import volumes. GCC markets (Saudi Arabia, Oman) are selectively sourcing Iranian grades via third-country arrangements. India continues preferring domestic VG-30 supply.

→ Steady
Raha Oil View: We expect prices to remain in the $520–540/MT FOB band through June, barring a crude oil shock. Buyers with Q3 road construction requirements should lock in prices now. Contact our team for forward pricing.

Estimated CFR Bitumen Price by Destination Port

CFR (Cost and Freight) price includes FOB Bandar Abbas + sea freight + packing costs + export documentation. The formula below shows exactly how your landed cost is built.

FOB Bandar Abbas
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Sea Freight
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Packing Surcharge
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Documentation & Survey
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CFR Destination
Destination Port Country Est. Freight (USD/MT) CFR 60/70 Drum (USD/MT) Transit (Days) Min. Order
Mombasa Kenya 🇰🇪 $60 – $75 ~$625 – $645 12–18 100 MT
Dar es Salaam Tanzania 🇹🇿 $65 – $80 ~$630 – $650 14–20 100 MT
Djibouti Djibouti 🇩🇯 $50 – $65 ~$610 – $630 8–12 100 MT
Chittagong Bangladesh 🇧🇩 $55 – $68 ~$615 – $635 10–14 100 MT
Port Klang Malaysia 🇲🇾 $55 – $68 ~$615 – $635 12–16 100 MT
Jebel Ali UAE 🇦🇪 $30 – $45 ~$590 – $610 3–5 100 MT
Colombo Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 $58 – $70 ~$618 – $640 10–14 100 MT
Tema Ghana 🇬🇭 $90 – $110 ~$655 – $680 20–26 200 MT

⚠️ CFR prices are indicative estimates based on current freight market. Binding CFR prices require vessel booking and are confirmed via proforma invoice. Freight rates fluctuate weekly. Packing surcharge for new steel drums: ~$15–20/MT. SGS inspection: ~$3–5/MT.

Smart CFR Price Estimator

Enter your destination port and get an estimated CFR price via two shipping hubs — Jebel Ali and Mersin. Estimates are based on historical freight data, common shipping routes, and current market assumptions. Not a guaranteed offer — contact Raha Oil for a binding proforma invoice.

🧮 Smart CFR Price Estimator – Any Port in the World
Via Jebel Ali 🇦🇪 & Mersin 🇹🇷 · Based on historical freight data & market assumptions
Indicative Estimate
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🛢️ FOB Price ()
📦 Packing surcharge ()
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📋 SGS inspection + export docs ~$5/MT
✅ Total CFR
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🤖 AI Route & Market Analysis
⚠️ Indicative estimates only — based on historical freight data, typical shipping routes, and current market assumptions. Not a guaranteed price. Binding CFR confirmed via proforma invoice from Raha Oil. Packing: Drum = 180 kg net (~110 per 20ft) | Jumbo = 1,000 kg (~20 per 20ft) | Bulk = full tanker. Updated June 2026.

What Affects Bitumen Price?

Understanding what drives bitumen prices helps you time your purchases and negotiate better. These are the six core factors our trading desk monitors every week.

1

Crude Oil Price

Crude oil is the primary raw material cost signal. A $10/bbl move in Brent typically shifts bitumen prices by $15–25/MT. Watch Brent and WTI weekly.

2

Vacuum Bottom Availability

Vacuum bottom (VB) is the direct feedstock for bitumen production. Refinery maintenance shutdowns or export restrictions on VB can tighten supply and push prices up sharply.

3

Iran Mercantile Exchange (IME)

Weekly IME auction results set the benchmark for Iranian bitumen. High demand at auction means upward price pressure; low bidding can soften prices mid-week.

4

USD / IRR Exchange Rate

Iranian refiners price internally in IRR. A weaker IRR against USD effectively lowers the USD-denominated export price, making Iranian bitumen more competitive globally.

5

Shipping & Freight Rates

Container freight rates on Asia–Africa routes fluctuate with vessel availability and fuel prices. A $15/MT freight spike translates directly to higher CFR landed cost for buyers.

6

Seasonal Road Construction Demand

March–September is peak road construction season in Africa, South Asia, and the Middle East. Demand surges during this window, driving up FOB prices by $15–30/MT compared to off-season lows.

Bitumen Grade Price & Application Comparison

Choosing the right grade affects both your project performance and your per-MT cost. Raha Oil supplies Bitumen 60/70, Bitumen 80/100, VG30, VG40, Bitumen Emulsion, and Oxidized Bitumen — use this comparison to select the most cost-effective grade for your climate and application.

Grade Standard Primary Application Best Climate Relative Price Availability
Bitumen 60/70 ASTM D946, EN 12591 Road paving, highway construction, asphalt mix Hot & tropical climates (Africa, South Asia, SE Asia) Base ★★★ High
Bitumen 80/100 ASTM D946, EN 12591 Road paving, lower-traffic roads, airport taxiways Mild to warm climates; cooler tropical zones $5–15 cheaper ★★ High
VG-30 IS 73:2013 (India) National highways, high-traffic roads, Indian Standard Hot climates (Indian subcontinent specification) +$10–15 premium ★★★ Available
VG-40 IS 73:2013 (India) Very high traffic, heavy-duty pavements, industrial areas Extreme heat climates; high wheel-load areas +$15–25 premium ★★★ Available
Oxidized / Blown (115/15) ASTM / EN / Custom Roofing, waterproofing, industrial sealing, pipe coating All climates – non-road industrial use +$20–40 premium Available

Bitumen VG30 and VG40 Price

Viscosity grade bitumen (VG30 and VG40) is specified under Indian Standard IS 73:2013 and is widely required by buyers in India, the Indian subcontinent, and Gulf markets following Indian specification on highway and industrial paving contracts. Unlike penetration-grade bitumen (60/70, 80/100), viscosity grades are classified by viscosity at 60°C rather than penetration depth at 25°C, making them better suited to extreme heat and very high traffic loads.

Grade Standard Packing Origin FOB Price (USD/MT) CFR Availability Status Updated
VG30 Bitumen IS 73:2013 (India) New Steel Drum Iran (Bandar Abbas) $535 – $550 Yes – India, GCC, S. Asia Available 19 Jun 2026
VG30 Bitumen IS 73:2013 (India) Jumbo Bag / Bulk Iran (Bandar Abbas) $520 – $535 Yes – India, GCC, S. Asia Available 19 Jun 2026
VG40 Bitumen IS 73:2013 (India) New Steel Drum Iran (Bandar Abbas) $540 – $560 Yes – India, GCC, S. Asia Available 19 Jun 2026
VG40 Bitumen IS 73:2013 (India) Jumbo Bag / Bulk Iran (Bandar Abbas) $525 – $545 Yes – India, GCC, S. Asia Available 19 Jun 2026

⚠️ VG30 bitumen price and VG40 bitumen price are indicative weekly market ranges, not guaranteed offers — final price confirmed in proforma invoice. Both viscosity grades carry a $10–25/MT premium over equivalent penetration-grade bitumen due to additional refining and quality control to meet IS 73:2013 viscosity specifications. Request a VG30/VG40 quote →

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VG30 Bitumen Price & Use

VG30 is the standard viscosity grade bitumen for national highways and high-traffic roads under Indian Standard IS 73:2013. VG30 bitumen price typically runs $10–15/MT above equivalent 60/70 penetration grade due to stricter viscosity control.

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VG40 Bitumen Price & Use

VG40 is the highest-viscosity grade commonly traded, used for very high-traffic pavements, industrial hardstands, and extreme-heat regions. VG40 bitumen price commands a $15–25/MT premium over 60/70 due to tighter refining tolerances.

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FOB & CFR Availability

Both VG30 and VG40 are available FOB Bandar Abbas in new steel drum, jumbo bag, and bulk tanker packing. CFR quotations are available to India, GCC, and South Asian destination ports — contact Raha Oil for a port-specific CFR estimate.

Iran Bitumen Price Trend 2022–2026

Average annual FOB Bandar Abbas price for Bitumen 60/70 (private factory, new steel drum). Based on Raha Oil weekly recorded data and IME published prices.

Iran Bitumen 60/70 FOB Price Trend 2022–2026 $700 $600 $500 $400 $300 ~$590 ~$490 ~$470 ~$535 ~$530 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026

Year-by-Year Analysis

2022 (~$590/MT): Post-COVID recovery drove crude oil to $100+/bbl, pushing bitumen to multi-year highs. Supply chain disruptions added freight pressure.
2023 (~$490/MT): Crude oil correction to $75–85/bbl. Iran refinery output increased. Global demand uncertainty post-rate hike softened prices significantly.
2024 (~$470/MT): Lowest point in the cycle. Crude at $70–80/bbl. Refinery competition and currency devaluation allowed competitive pricing. Buyer's market.
2025 (~$535/MT): Demand recovery from East Africa and Southeast Asia. IME supply tightened. Embossed grades periodically unavailable, driving up private factory demand.
2026 YTD (~$530/MT): Prices softened in June on a pullback in crude oil. Crude at $74–78/bbl. Road construction season still driving demand. Prices expected to stabilize Q2–Q3.

See full annual price history: Bitumen Price History 2015–2026 →

12 Years of Bitumen Export Intelligence

Raha Oil (Raha Group) has been exporting bitumen and petroleum products since 2012. Our weekly price data is not aggregated from third-party sources — it is based on direct procurement from Iranian refineries, IME auction participation, and active shipping coordination every week.

We publish this price page to serve serious buyers with verified, actionable market data. When you see a price on this page, it is what our trading desk is currently working with.

12+
Years Exporting
40+
Countries Served
3
Offices Worldwide
SGS / Intertek independent inspection on all shipments
Loading supervision at Bandar Abbas port
Bill of Lading, COA, COO, Fumigation Certificate issued
Letters of Credit (LC), TT, CAD payment terms available
DMCC registered entity – Dubai Multi Commodities Centre
Raha Oil loading supervisor overseeing bitumen steel drums being loaded into a shipping container at Bandar Abbas port, Iran
📍 Bandar Abbas Port, Iran — Raha Oil bitumen drums (180 kg net each) being loaded into a 20ft container for export. Loading supervised by our on-site team.

Our Offices

  • 🇦🇪
    Dubai, UAE (HQ)
    Burlington Tower, Business Bay, Dubai
    +971 56 281 7292 (WhatsApp) | info@rahaoil.com
  • 🇹🇷
    Ankara, Turkey
    Karşıyaka District, Gölbaşı, Ankara
    +90 555 160 5739 (WhatsApp)
  • 🇮🇷
    Iran (Sourcing & Production)
    Direct relations with Bandar Abbas refineries
    IME-registered trading partner

Export Markets We Serve

East Africa (Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Djibouti) · Southeast Asia (Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand, Bangladesh) · South America (Brazil, Colombia) · Middle East (Iraq, Oman, Jordan) · Eastern Europe (Georgia, Azerbaijan, Ukraine) · West Africa (Ghana, Senegal, Nigeria)

How We Calculate Bitumen Price

The weekly indicative price published on this page is not a guess — it is built from a structured cost stack that our trading desk tracks every week. Here is exactly how bitumen FOB and CFR prices are constructed.

Bitumen Price Formula (FOB Bandar Abbas)

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Vacuum Bottom Cost
Primary feedstock — tracks crude oil price at Iranian refineries
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Refining & Processing Cost
Distillation, quality control, and refinery margin
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Packing Cost
Drum (~$15–20/drum) or jumbo bag; zero for bulk
+
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Inland Transport + Port Charges
Bandar Abbas port handling, container stuffing, terminal fees
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Currency Effect (USD / IRR)
IRR devaluation can reduce USD-equivalent cost; appreciation increases it
=
FOB Price (Bandar Abbas)
+ Sea freight = CFR destination port

Key Weekly Variables We Monitor

🛢️ Brent Crude Oil
A $10/bbl move in Brent typically shifts bitumen prices $15–25/MT. Currently ~$76/bbl.
⚗️ IME Weekly Auction Results
Iran Mercantile Exchange sets the official benchmark every Wednesday. Strong bids push prices up; weak auction = softer market.
💱 USD / IRR Exchange Rate
Iranian refineries price internally in IRR. A weaker IRR lowers USD-equivalent cost, making Iran more competitive globally.
🌍 Seasonal Demand
March–September road construction season in Africa and Asia typically adds $15–30/MT versus off-season lows.
🚢 Freight Market
Container rates on Bandar Abbas → East Africa and Asia routes; impacts CFR landed cost by $50–110/MT depending on destination.

Why Buyers Trust Raha Oil Bitumen Price Data

The prices on this page are not automatically generated or aggregated from third-party feeds. They are prepared weekly by the Raha Oil export team — people who buy, ship, and inspect bitumen every week as part of active trading operations.

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Based on Real Transactions

Prices reflect actual purchase offers, IME auction results, and direct refinery negotiations — not modelled or estimated data. When we publish a range, it is what we are actively working with.

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Direct Bandar Abbas Market Monitoring

Our sourcing team monitors the Bandar Abbas refinery and port market weekly, tracking vacuum bottom prices, refinery availability, and export volume — the three variables that move bitumen prices most.

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Weekly Freight Intelligence

CFR estimates are based on live freight bookings, not published indices alone. We work with shipping lines on Bandar Abbas → Africa and Asia routes every week, giving us current rate visibility.

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SGS / Intertek Inspection Available

We arrange independent third-party inspection for every shipment on buyer request. Our team has supervised hundreds of SGS inspections at Bandar Abbas port across all major bitumen grades.

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Full Export Documentation

12+ years of preparing BL, COA, COO, fumigation certificates, and port-specific customs documentation for over 40 destination countries — we know what each port and customs authority requires.

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12 Years · 40+ Countries

Raha Oil has been exporting bitumen since 2012. Our offices in Dubai (UAE), Ankara (Turkey), and sourcing network in Iran give us a multi-market view no single-country supplier can match.

Real Export Experience

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Loading Supervision
On-site team at Bandar Abbas for every container stuffing and bulk tanker loading operation.
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SGS Inspection & COA
Independent quality certification per ASTM D946 / EN 12591 arranged on request for all grades.
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Full BL & COO Documentation
Bill of Lading, Certificate of Origin, and full customs documentation prepared for every shipment.
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LC / TT / CAD Payment Terms
Flexible payment terms including Letters of Credit, Telegraphic Transfer, and Documents Against Payment.
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DMCC Registered – Dubai
Raha Oil is a registered entity under Dubai Multi Commodities Centre, Burlington Tower, Business Bay.
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All Packing Formats
New steel drums (180 kg net), jumbo bags (1,000 kg), and bulk tanker — all grades, all destinations.
Raha Oil team loading bitumen steel drums into a 20ft container at Bandar Abbas port, Iran — real export operation
📍 Bandar Abbas Port — Actual Raha Oil Loading Operation
New steel drums (180 kg net, ~110 per 20ft container) being loaded under on-site supervision before SGS inspection and sealing. Request your shipment →
Price data is updated every week. For a verified, binding price offer on any grade and destination, contact our trading desk directly.
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Iran Bitumen Supplier – FOB & CFR Export

Raha Oil is an established bitumen supplier and bitumen exporter based in Dubai, UAE, with a 12-year sourcing network in Bandar Abbas, Iran. As a bulk bitumen supplier and bitumen drum supplier, we cover every packing format and shipment size — from single trial containers to multi-thousand-ton bulk tanker cargoes — on both FOB and CFR terms.

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Bitumen Supplier & Exporter

As a direct bitumen exporter — not a broker or trading intermediary — Raha Oil sources from private Iranian refineries and manages the full export chain: loading, inspection, documentation, and shipping to your destination port.

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Bulk Bitumen Supplier

For buyers with heated storage terminals, Raha Oil supplies bulk bitumen via dedicated asphalt tanker, minimum cargo ~3,000 MT — the most cost-efficient option, with no drum or jumbo bag surcharge.

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Bitumen Drum Supplier

As a bitumen drum supplier, Raha Oil packs in new steel drums (180 kg net) — the standard format for most importers without heated storage, with roughly 110 drums per 20ft container.

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FOB & CFR Export Terms

Raha Oil quotes both FOB (Bandar Abbas, Jebel Ali, or Mersin) and CFR (landed at your destination port) terms, so buyers can choose the Incoterm that best fits their shipping and import arrangements.

Bitumen Price FAQ

Answers to the most common questions from bitumen importers, infrastructure contractors, and procurement teams worldwide.

What is the bitumen price today in 2026? +
As of June 2026, the indicative weekly market range for Iran bitumen 60/70 FOB Bandar Abbas is approximately $525–$535 per metric ton for private factory (non-embossed) grade in new steel drum packing. This is a market indication, not a guaranteed offer — final price depends on quantity, packing, refinery source, and inspection requirements. Jey and Pasargad embossed grades are currently unavailable via the IME. Prices are updated every week — bookmark this page or contact us for an official weekly quote.
What is the difference between FOB and CFR bitumen price? +
FOB (Free On Board) price means you take responsibility for the goods once they are loaded onto the vessel at Bandar Abbas. You arrange and pay for freight and insurance to your destination.

CFR (Cost and Freight) price includes the FOB cost plus the sea freight to your named destination port. Raha Oil handles the shipping arrangement. You only pay import duties and local clearing at destination.

For most buyers importing 1–3 containers, CFR is recommended as it simplifies logistics.
How much bitumen fits in one 20-foot container? +
A standard 20ft container loads approximately:
~110 new steel drums (180 kg net each) = ~19.8 MT net
~20 jumbo bags (1,000 kg each) = ~20 MT net
Bulk bitumen is not containerized — it is shipped in dedicated heated asphalt tankers with a minimum cargo of approximately 3,000 MT per vessel.
What affects bitumen 60/70 price? +
The six primary drivers of bitumen 60/70 price are: (1) crude oil price, (2) vacuum bottom feedstock availability, (3) IME weekly auction results, (4) USD/IRR exchange rate, (5) global sea freight rates, and (6) seasonal road construction demand. The March–September construction season typically adds $15–30/MT to market prices compared to winter lows.
Is bulk bitumen cheaper than drum packing? +
Yes. Bulk bitumen (heated tankers) is typically $30–$50/MT cheaper than new steel drum packing, as it eliminates drum cost ($15–20 per drum). However, bulk requires dedicated heated storage terminals at the destination port. Jumbo bags are a middle option — ~$10–20/MT cheaper than drums, with simpler storage needs than bulk. We supply all three formats.
What is the difference between Bitumen 60/70 and 80/100? +
The numbers refer to the penetration range (in tenths of a millimetre) measured at 25°C — softer bitumen has higher penetration. 60/70 is harder (more resistant to deformation in heat) and is preferred for road paving in hot-climate countries (Africa, Middle East, South Asia). 80/100 is softer, better suited for cooler or moderate climates, and typically priced $5–15/MT lower. Both grades are widely traded globally.
Can Raha Oil provide SGS inspection? +
Yes. Raha Oil arranges SGS or Intertek third-party inspection for all export shipments on buyer request. Inspection is carried out at the loading point in Bandar Abbas prior to container sealing or vessel loading. The SGS report confirms product grade, quantity, and compliance with the agreed specification. Inspection cost is approximately $3–5/MT and is itemised on the invoice. The original inspection certificate is included in the full shipping document set.
What is the minimum order quantity for Iran bitumen? +
The minimum order quantity (MOQ) for Iran bitumen export from Raha Oil is:
~100 MT for containerized shipments (new steel drums or jumbo bags), equivalent to approximately 5 standard 20ft containers;
~3,000 MT for bulk tanker shipments.
For buyers requiring a smaller trial quantity, please contact our sales team to discuss available options.
What is the price of Bitumen 60/70 per metric ton? +
As of June 2026, Bitumen 60/70 FOB Bandar Abbas is priced at approximately $525–$535 per metric ton in new steel drum packing (private factory, non-embossed grade), or $510–$520 per metric ton in jumbo bag or bulk packing. These are indicative weekly market ranges, not guaranteed offers. CFR price per metric ton depends on the destination port and current freight rates — see the price table above or contact Raha Oil for an official quotation.
How can I get today's Raha Oil quotation? +
To receive today's official Raha Oil bitumen price quotation, submit your requirements — grade, packing type, quantity, and destination port — via the contact form or via WhatsApp. Our trading desk responds with a confirmed FOB or CFR proforma invoice within 24 hours, based on current refinery and freight rates.

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