Post-Holiday Titanium Market (February 24)

February 25, 2026, 9:46 AM
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Highlights at a glance
Following the Spring Festival holiday, China's titanium market shows cautious stability with mixed signals across the supply chain. Titanium ore prices remain unchanged at 1775.00 index, supported by expected demand recovery as downstream titanium dioxide plants resume operations. However, new order activity remains slow, creating a wait-and-see atmosphere. In titanium dioxide, leading firms have raised prices by 200-300 yuan/ton, boosting market sentiment despite most companies holding on adjustments. Sponge titanium prices hold firm between 45,000-48,000 yuan/ton, though demand diverges between high-end and civilian segments. Regional shifts are emerging: Liaoning's titanium slag producers face cost pressures from electricity hikes, while Yunnan's improved power supply may alter supply patterns. Industry operating rates are steadily recovering post-holiday, with titanium dioxide expected to reach pre-holiday production levels by March. Short-term outlook suggests firm pricing supported by cost factors and gradual demand recovery, but actual downstream consumption and further price movements require close monitoring.
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