“Anyone operating in the titanium value chain, from sponge producers to mills to the teams buying titanium for machining and fabrication, needs a clear picture of how global trade is moving. Building that picture means pulling data across product categories (sponge, scrap, powder, ingot, blooms, and mill products) across multiple countries and trade corridors. It takes time and expertise that most teams cannot spare.

AeroOutlook’s Titanium Global Trade Statistics does that work. It is a consolidated compilation of global titanium trade data, independently gathered from government sources across the major producing and consuming countries. It is built for the people who feel supply disruption first: sponge producers, titanium mills, and buyers sourcing titanium anywhere along the supply chain. When sponge runs scarce, when a primary metal surplus builds, or when tariffs redraw a trade corridor, this is the reference that shows where the metal is actually moving. Compiled by titanium market experts. “