List of countries by titanium production

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This is a list of countries by titanium sponge production based on USGS figures. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] The production figures are for titanium sponge, units are in metric tons.

RankCountry/Region201020112012201320142015201620202021
 World137,000186,000200,000209,000194,000160,000170,000210,000210,000
1 Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China 57,80060,00080,000105,000110,00062,00060,000110,000120,000
2 Flag of Japan.svg Japan 31,60056,00040,00042,00025,00042,00054,00050,00035,000
3 Flag of Russia.svg Russia 25,80030000420004400042,00040,00038,00033,00027,000
4 Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg Saudi Arabia 15,6003,700
5 Flag of Kazakhstan.svg Kazakhstan 14,50020,70025,00012,0009,0009,0009,00015,00016,000
6 Flag of Ukraine.svg Ukraine 7,4009,00010,0006,3007,2007,7007,5006,0005,400
7 Flag of India.svg India 500500250250

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