Titanium dioxide market daily report on 2026-11-05

Titanium Market Commentary: Prices Under Pressure Across the Chain

Domestic and Imported Titanium Ore

The titanium ore market remains in a stalemate. Downstream buyers are procuring only on a need basis, leaving miners facing notable resistance in moving cargoes. Inquiry volumes for imported titanium ore have increased only marginally, and port inventories are being digested at a slow pace. Overall, the market is running on a weak note, with sentiment tilted toward caution.

Titanium Slag

Titanium slag remains oversupplied. Operating rates at northern slag plants are low, and producers are running at a loss on production costs. The supply surplus is persisting, and market participants widely expect the upcoming tender price to trend softer, keeping most players in a wait-and-see mode. On the acid slag side, downstream purchasing interest is weak, actual transactions are thin, and the market is holding in a weak and steady stalemate.

Titanium Tetrachloride

Titanium tetrachloride is quoted at 840.40–900.43 USD/ton. Raw and auxiliary material prices remain high, while downstream demand is stable. The supply-demand balance in the titanium tetrachloride market is being maintained, and prices continue to hold steady.

Sponge Titanium

The sponge titanium market is weak and steady. Grade 0 sponge titanium is quoted at around 6153.28–6453.72 USD/ton, while mainstream prices for grade 1 civilian sponge titanium are around 6003.20–6303.70 USD/ton. Prices have fallen to historical lows, placing significant pressure on producers’ costs, and the market is now stabilizing at these low levels.

  • Grade 0 quotes: 6153.28–6453.72 USD/ton
  • Grade 1 civilian quotes: 6003.20–6303.70 USD/ton
  • Prices at historical lows with cost pressure building

Titanium Dioxide

The titanium dioxide price index stands at 2061, down 1 from the previous day. The market continues to show a weak pattern typical of the off-season, and producers are still under pressure to secure orders. Several companies have lowered quotes in succession to attract business, and the price spread within the market continues to widen.

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