Taineng Chemical Raises Titanium Dioxide Prices by 1,000 Yuan/ton for Domestic, $150/ton for International Customers

Published: Jun 14, 2026 22:40

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[SMM Titanium News] Taineng Chemical has issued a price adjustment notice. Effective June 5, 2026, the sales prices of all grades of titanium dioxide will be increased: domestic customers will see a price increase of 1,000 yuan per ton, and international customers will see a price increase of 150 US dollars per ton. The price adjustment will remain in effect until the next price adjustment notice takes effect.

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