Titanium Dioxide Price Stability Update

December 4, 2025, 11:17 AM
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Highlights at a glance
The Panzhihua-Xichang titanium ore price index stood at 1837.50, remaining flat with weak domestic demand and softened high-end transaction prices. Imported ore inventories are sufficient, and downward market pressure persists due to limited raw material purchases by beneficiation plants. In the titanium slag sector, November’s average bid price rose slightly to 5,450 yuan/ton, but oversupply and strong competition from a 10,000-ton December tender weigh on prices. Titanium tetrachloride holds steady at 4,800–5,300 yuan/ton despite higher production costs, as weak demand prevents hikes. Titanium sponge prices remain stable, with Grade 1 at 45,000–47,000 yuan/ton and Grade 0 slightly higher, supported by solid production and firm new orders. The titanium dioxide index was unchanged at 13,183.68, though some producers raised prices in December amid ongoing cost pressures, signaling potential increases ahead. Despite mixed performance across segments, overall market sentiment remains cautious.
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