Titanium
Which countries have titanium reserves? 7 countries in the Magna Factbook list titanium among their natural resources, ranked and linked.
Last updated: October 2026
7 countries list titanium among their natural resources. China — scored 88.03/100 by the Bureau — is the highest-ranked holder, ahead of India, Norway. Control of titanium is geopolitical leverage: whoever holds the resource weighs on supply chains.
| # | Country | Power |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | China | 88.03/100 |
| 2 | India | 78.13/100 |
| 3 | Norway | 69.77/100 |
| 4 | Ukraine | 58.6/100 |
| 5 | Mozambique | 29.18/100 |
| 6 | Sierra Leone | 26.18/100 |
| 7 | The Gambia | 16.46/100 |
Titanium is used for aerospace, pigments, implants, jewelry, and alloys.
Among countries tracked by the Bureau, China is the highest-ranked holder of titanium, with a power score of 88.03/100. The ranking reflects national power, not just production volume — it shows who has leverage, not just who has deposits.
The Bureau does not publish a specific percentage for China's control of titanium. What the data shows is that China is ranked #1 among the 7 countries that list titanium among their natural resources, with a power score of 88.03/100.
Titanium is a natural resource tracked by the Bureau. 7 countries list titanium among their natural resources. China — scored 88.03/100 by the Bureau — is the highest-ranked holder. Control of titanium is geopolitical leverage: whoever holds the resource weighs on the supply chains that depend on it.
Which countries hold titanium?
7 countries list titanium among their natural resources. The page ranks each by its national power score, with a link to its full country profile.
Which country holds the most titanium?
China is the highest-ranked holder, with a power score of 88.03/100. The ranking reflects national power, not just reserves — it shows who has leverage, not just who has deposits.
Why is titanium geopolitically important?
Control of titanium is geopolitical leverage: whoever holds the resource weighs on the supply chains that depend on it. The Bureau's mineral pages show who holds what, ranked by national power.