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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.
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India
- Titanium Sponge Plant of India (TSPI) is located at Kerala Minerals and Metals Ltd (KMML), Chavara, Kollam district of Kerala.
- Aeroalloy Technologies, a unit of PTC Industries, has world's largest titanium plant with 6,000 ton capacity in DIC Bhatgaon.[8]
- MIDHANI has a dedicated titanium alloy plant of 1,000 ton capacity per annum.[9]
Kenya
Mozambique
- Kenmare Resources of Ireland
- Kenmare Moma Mining
- Kenmare Moma Processing
- Moma Mineral Sands Project
- Location Nampula Province
- Involves investment from African Development Bank (ADB); European Investment Bank (BEI), the Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA); and the German Development Bank (KfW).
- Principally mining Ilmenite
Russia
Sierra Leone
- Sierra Rutile of Ohio; since 1967
- Location: Bonthe/Port Loko District; Tonkoli District
- Branch Energy UK
- Diamond Works
- Executive Outcomes RSA
- Sandline International
- Sierra Leone Ore and Metal Company since 1963
- Location: Mokanji Hills in the Southern Province
- See: 1994 Mines and Minerals Act (Sierra Leone)
South Africa
- BHP
- Anglo American – Namakwa Sands mines
- Richards Bay Minerals RBM
- Kumba Resources – and subsidiary Ticor Limited
- Southern Mining Corporation – Bothaville heavy mineral occurrence
- Mineral Commodities of Australia Xolobeni mine, Transkei Coast.
- East London Development Zone Corporation (ELDZC) – associated smelting project
Ukraine
- State Property Fund of Ukraine:[10]
- Zaporizhia Titanium-Magnesium Plant
- United Mining and Chemical Company
- Demurinsky Mining and Processing Plant[11]
- VSMPO Titan Ukraine[11]
- Sumykhimprom
United States
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