Baoji Titanium Expo – China International Titanium Industry Exhibition

The Exhibition Value of the China International Titanium Industry Expo (TIEXPO)

• The world’s largest and most authoritative specialized titanium industry exhibition. Founded in 2005 and co-organized by prestigious institutions such as the Chinese Society for Metals and the Titanium‑Zirconium‑Hafnium Branch of the China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association, TIEXPO is widely recognized as the premier global trade show dedicated to the titanium sector. Its “two exhibitions in two locations, north–south synergy” format has garnered significant international attention and acclaim. As a central platform for integrating all elements, the entire industrial chain, and the full value chain, TIEXPO brings together leading manufacturers, buyers, research institutes, and corporate decision-makers from around the globe, enabling precise resource matching, deep connections across the upstream and downstream sectors, and driving collaborative innovation and real-world applications in diverse scenarios, thereby fostering an unparalleled business ecosystem.
• A comprehensive “four-in-one” display framework covering the entire titanium industry ecosystem. The exhibition encompasses every stage of the titanium value chain, from ore mining and beneficiation to concentrate smelting, titanium material production, processing, and end‑use applications. The exhibit portfolio spans basic materials and finished products—including titanium sponge, ingots, bars, tubes, plates, and wires—alongside advanced titanium and titanium alloy grades such as corrosion‑resistant, high‑temperature, and medical‑grade alloys. It also features cutting‑edge production technologies and equipment for mineral processing, metallurgy, melting, fabrication, and additive manufacturing, as well as application‑specific solutions across aerospace, defense, marine engineering, petrochemicals, medical devices, and consumer electronics. This holistic, full‑chain presentation provides exhibitors with a valuable platform for forging deep links with upstream and downstream partners and advancing industry‑university‑research‑application collaboration.
• Connecting global market resources and reaching high‑value buyer segments with precision. Located in Shanghai—the nation’s foremost hub for economy, finance, trade, shipping, and technological innovation—TIEXPO leverages the city’s exceptional openness, sophisticated market infrastructure, and robust capacity for optimizing global resource allocation to establish multi‑dimensional connections with the worldwide titanium industry. Past editions have attracted exhibitors and buyers from dozens of countries and regions, including China, the United States, Russia, Germany, Japan, South Korea, France, Italy, and others. At TIEXPO 2025, more than 300 participating entities from 25 countries and regions were represented, drawing over 30,000 professional visitors, with overseas buyers accounting for more than 15% of attendees. Thirty-one projects were signed on-site, totaling RMB 10.59 billion. Through a meticulously designed audience‑invitation system, the event effectively engages stakeholders across emerging and traditional application areas, such as aerospace, defense, nuclear energy, marine and offshore engineering, petrochemicals, medical devices, new energy, low‑altitude aviation, and humanoid robotics.
• Setting the pace for industry innovation and building an integrated industry‑university‑research‑application platform. Concurrent with the expo, TIEXPO hosts high‑profile events such as the “China–Foreign Titanium Market Development and Product Application Forum,” bringing together industry leaders, academic experts, and senior executives from renowned companies to discuss market trends and the latest technological advances. New products, groundbreaking technologies, innovative outcomes, and forward‑looking solutions are showcased in concentrated form. From breakthrough research on titanium alloys to pioneering applications of additive manufacturing, from green, low‑carbon smelting processes to waste‑recycling and energy‑saving technologies, the exhibition consistently remains at the forefront of technological innovation in the titanium industry. For Chinese enterprises, participation in TIEXPO not only serves as a platform to demonstrate their independent innovation capabilities and benchmark against international standards but also offers a strategic opportunity to leverage Shanghai’s globalized ecosystem to deepen integration into the international titanium value chain, expand overseas markets, and engage in global competition and cooperation.