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TiO2 World Summit: Replacement sellers hope high prices will spur demand

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Published: Monday, 09 October 2017

Rising TiO2 markets are raising hopes for a wave in substitutions, similar to that seen in 2011-12.

As titanium dioxide prices break higher, pigment makers are marketing a new generation of extenders and replacements.

TiO2 demand is running high, with supply remaining squeezed in Europe and China.

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