DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/1654c9/survey_of_titanium) has announced the addition of the "Survey of Titanium Dioxide in China-the Sixth Edition" report to their offering.
This report is the sixth edition of the titanium dioxide series reports, published by CCM International.
Undoubtedly, China is the biggest country in terms of titanium dioxide production and consumption. During the first half of 2011, its output of titanium dioxide reached 857,600 tonnes. And from 2006 to 2010, the output increased from 810,800 tonnes to 1,465,751 tonnes: a CAGR of 12.57%. As Chinese output has been increasing rapidly in the past five years, China has become one of the most important exporters in the world, with export volumes of 327,305 tonnes in 2010 and 342,475 tonnes in the first nine months in 2011.
Nevertheless, along with tremendous growth in the past few years, the limitations are more and more obvious and involve technology, product quality and environmental protection. The technology of titanium dioxide processing in China is still poor and the core technology is monopolized by overseas enterprises.
How do domestic enterprises develop the titanium dioxide process? In order to raise the product quality, what are they endeavoring to do? As environmental requirements increase, how do they handle their waste treatment?
Thus, focusing on such issues, CCM has carried out deep analysis, and tried to find out how Chinese enterprises overcome the obstacles and how the titanium dioxide industry will evolve in the near future.
Key Topics Covered:
- Titanium dioxide production in China
- Benchmarking
- Highlighted case
- Import and export analysis
- Consumption
- Forecast on Chinese titanium dioxide
- Opportunity
- Profiles of major producers in China
Companies Profiled:
- Shandong Dongjia Group,
- Henan Billions Chemicals Co., Ltd.,
- Sichuan Lonmon Group Titanium Industry Co., Ltd.
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