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Titanium Demand Expected to Increase Up To 50% by 2015

The Titanium demand is likely to rise sharply (up to 50%) by 2015. Titanium supply overhang from the previous downturn will remain "in place" at least through 2011. Current Titanium mill utilization rates are not expected to rise above 80 percent until 2013 - 2014.

However, it is predicted that the combination of demand growth and supply constraints will create a supply deficit starting with 2012 equivalent to 20% of world supply by 2015 in the absence of new project development. Major Titanium suppliers (Rio, Iluka and Exxaro) are all facing challenges in maintaining or growing their current production levels.

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