Segmentation by type distinguishes formulation formats that influence handling, dosage, and end‑use efficiency. The granular format, comprising solid particles with controlled release properties, captures approximately 40 % of the market, favored for mechanized broadcasting in large‑scale cereal farms. Liquid formulations, including emulsifiable concentrates (EC) and soluble liquids, hold about 30 % share, offering rapid soil incorporation and flexibility for spray‑based application in cotton and vegetable systems. Water‑dispersible granules (WDG) account for roughly 20 % of sales, providing a hybrid approach that combines the storage stability of granules with the ease of mixing into aqueous solutions for orchard use. A niche high‑dose specialty sub‑type, designed for severe weed pressure scenarios, contributes the remaining 10 % and is typically employed in targeted remediation programs. Each type’s proportion reflects agronomic preferences, equipment compatibility, and regulatory considerations, collectively shaping the overall Diafenthiuron market structure.