Russia ranks third worldwide in titanium reserves

The country’s reserves are estimated at nearly 600 million tonnes, with companies expecting exploration to add 165,000 tonnes in 2026.

Russia ranks third in the world for titanium reserves, estimated at nearly 600 million tonnes, the press service of the Russian Ministry of Natural Resources told RIA Novosti.

Russian companies expect geological exploration to add 165,000 tonnes to the country’s recorded reserves in 2026. Private investment in titanium exploration is planned at 344.1 million rubles this year.