H.B. Fuller (NYSE: FUL) announced it will implement a minimum 10% price increase across all product lines globally, effective April 1, 2026. The adhesives company stated the adjustment responds to petrochemical industry constraints affecting raw material availability and costs.

The company said certain technologies and regions will see price adjustments significantly higher than the 10% minimum. Chief Executive Officer Celeste Mastin attributed the decision to ensuring supply continuity and maintaining service standards amid what the company described as a dynamic global materials environment.

"Our teams are working diligently to keep customers supplied and supported, even as global markets remain fluid," Mastin said in the announcement.

H.B. Fuller reported it has taken measures including securing raw materials ahead of potential shortages, reallocating supply across regions, and advancing alternative materials where possible. The company said its global sourcing teams are leveraging diversified regional supply networks and supplier partnerships to address market constraints.

The St. Paul, Minnesota-based company describes itself as the largest pureplay adhesives company globally. H.B. Fuller reported 2025 revenue of $3.5 billion and operates in more than 30 market segments across 150 countries with approximately 7,100 employees.

The company encouraged customers to share updated demand forecasts with account representatives to assist with planning. Information in this report is based on a company press release.