Titanium Prices Update

November 5, 2025, 9:59 AM
TDD-global
3803
Guide
Highlights at a glance
The Panzhihua-Xichang titanium ore price index dropped to 1853.75, reflecting weakening downstream demand and increased selling pressure. High-titanium slag prices rose slightly to 5,450 yuan/ton in northern China, yet remain below cost for many producers, supporting market sentiment. Acid slag prices continue to decline due to softening titanium dioxide markets. Titanium tetrachloride holds steady at 4,800–5,300 yuan/ton amid balanced supply and high input costs. Titanium sponge prices are stable but under downward pressure, with Grade 1 quoted at 45,000–47,000 yuan/ton; producers plan price hikes this weekend to counter cost pressures. The titanium dioxide index fell to 13,360.83, as weak off-season demand and shipment challenges prompt some suppliers to cut prices by 300–500 yuan/ton, raising concerns over rising inventories. Market sentiment remains cautious, with buyers adopting a wait-and-see stance.
AI assistant