Chaoyang Jinda Completes 20,000-ton Aerospace-Grade Sponge Titanium Project, Aims for 2028 Full Operation

Published: Mar 19, 2026 13:13

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[SMM Titanium Express] Chaoyang Jinda Titanium's 20,000-ton aerospace-grade sponge titanium project has completed structural work and entered equipment installation. Upon full commissioning in 2028, high-end sponge titanium capacity will exceed 50,000 tpa, with magnesium capacity reaching 40,000 tpa and titanium tetrachloride capacity 180,000 tpa. The facility incorporates waste heat recovery and digital control systems, reducing energy consumption by over 15% below industry average, strengthening domestic supply security for aerospace-grade titanium feedstock.

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