In 2025, China's titanium market experienced a complex landscape characterized by supply-demand imbalances, cost transmission pressures, and divergent demand trends. All segments of the industrial chain faced significant challenges: upstream titanium concentrate prices weakened both domestically and internationally; midstream titanium dioxide grappled with dual pressures of losses and sluggish exports; downstream sponge titanium and titanium materials, despite capacity expansion, relied heavily on high-end demand for support. However, civilian and export markets remained persistently subdued, maintaining a structurally consolidating pattern overall.