Hormuz's' Butterfly Effect 'is Coming: How should downstream respond to the price increase of titanium dioxide?

Titanium dioxide market
The "butterfly effect" brought about by the uncertainty of shipping in the Strait of Hormuz is rapidly sweeping the global chemical market. Driven by the sharp increase in costs, the long dormant domestic titanium dioxide market has experienced a rare surge in prices since March - with three consecutive increases within the month. As of early April, the market price of 98% of national standard products has increased by approximately 3300-3600 yuan/ton, and the industry's single ton losses have expanded. The spot market has been closed and queuing for shipments has become the norm.

For downstream enterprises such as coatings, plastics, papermaking, inks, etc.:
The procurement cost of titanium dioxide has significantly increased
Shortage of spot goods, greater pressure on small and medium-sized manufacturers
As a professional supplier of barium sulfate and titanium dioxide, we provide you with practical support:

Titanium dioxide:
Keeping up with market fluctuations, maintaining smooth channels and reasonable inventory, we provide you with stable batches and strong coverage of titanium dioxide products, with actual orders and negotiations to avoid supply interruptions due to market surges.

Barium sulfate:
High whiteness, low oil absorption, and good dispersibility. As a high-quality filler, when used in combination with titanium dioxide, it can optimize the formula cost while ensuring coverage and reduce the impact of single raw material price increases. Suitable for powder coating, latex paint, plastic modification, ink and other fields.

Our commitment:
No hype, no hoarding, timely and transparent pricing
Barium sulfate+titanium dioxide combination supply, helping you flexibly adjust the formula structure
From the source to logistics, ensure continuous production line
Costs will continue to rise, but services will not decrease. Welcome new and old customers to call or WeChat for consultation, lock in the source of goods in advance, and calmly cope with market fluctuations.