Titanium Dioxide (also termed titanium(IV) oxide) is a white-coloured oxide of titanium with the formula TiO2, serving mainly as a pigment of high durability. Having eight modes of existence, Titanium Dioxide can be found in natural environments or synthesized. It is chiefly extracted from ilmenite – the most pervasive form of Titanium Dioxide-rich ore globally. Rutile comes next in that behalf, with nearly 98 percent of TiO2 in its structure.
The global Titanium Dioxide production increasingly becomes centered in the APAC region. Surpassing America, China is becoming a major supplier, boasting of about 2 million tonnes of output annually. In consumption terms, the APAC’s is again on top, eating a 30 percent slice of the globe’s Titanium Dioxide pie. The players include DuPont, Tronox, Cristal, Huntsman, Kronos, Shandong Dongjia Group, Sichuan Lomon, Henan Billions Chemicals, among others.
This Catalogue’s researches canvass the worldwide Titanium Dioxide Market, concentrating on key region- and country-scale Titanium Dioxide Markets, too. The research reports depict the factors driving and obstructing the growth, patterns of demand and consumption by major final users, behavior in the prices, and foreign trade statistics. Additionally, market player profiles, as well as forecasts fall within the guts of the research reports.
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