Economics, Econometrics and Finance
6 years ago

TiO2 Prices Surge in China as Lomon Billions Group Expects Profit Boom

Industrial Minerals
Chinese results season: : Good news for TiO2 and soda ash, but refractories lose ground
Albert P. Li

Paper Summary

Lomon Billions Group Co. raised prices for TiO2 due to low supply in China, leading to a surge in net profit for the first half of the year. Sales turnover increased by 27% in Q1, with a significant rise in net profit compared to the previous year.

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