
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has estimated titanium reserves in Russia at 597 million tons.
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Russia has 597 million tons of titanium and ranks third in the world after China and Australia.
Russia ranks third in the world in reserves of such a strategically important metal as titanium. This information from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment was quoted by RIA Novosti.
According to the department, Russia has 597 million tons of this resource. The first and second places belong to China and Australia.
It is expected that based on the results of geological exploration in 2026, the base reserves of Russian titanium will increase by 165 thousand tons. In addition, they planned to spend over 344 million rubles of private investment in the search for this metal in 2026.
Last year, France brought Russian imports to a historically high amount. It was about 129.9 million euros versus 108.6 million a year earlier.
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