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Titanium Industry Chain Price Dynamics

October 31, 2025, 11:44 AM
TDD-global
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Highlights at a glance
The Panzhihua-Xichang titanium ore price index held steady at 1,868.75, reflecting stable market conditions with demand focused on immediate needs, though downstream sectors face rising cost pressures. In northern China, October’s high-titanium slag bidding price dropped to 5,440 yuan/ton, down 210 yuan from September, with new bids underway amid reduced output due to maintenance in Yunnan. Titanium tetrachloride prices remain firm at 4,800–5,300 yuan/ton despite higher chlorine costs squeezing producers. Titanium sponge sees limited demand, with Grade 1 priced at 45,000–47,000 yuan/ton and Grade 0 slightly higher; despite some low-price offers, most suppliers maintain firm quotes, though oversupply risks persist. The titanium dioxide market remains under pressure despite high operating rates, with the price index unchanged at 13,573.16. Preemptive restocking has increased shipment demands, but end-users cut November bids by 300 yuan/ton, intensifying supply-demand tensions and driving downward price momentum. Market stability is challenged across the titanium chain as cost pressures and weak demand continue to shape trading dynamics.