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Canadian firm starts titanium pilot in Morocco
The article focused on the beginning of a Canadian company's pilot phase for a titanium extraction project from black sand on the coast of Tan Tan in southern Morocco. After obtaining an mining license on August 12, the Canadian company Steadright Critical Minerals started conducting survey work, preparing the site, and installing processing equipment, aiming to test the feasibility of pilot-scale production. The mineral-rich sands potentially contain minerals such as ilmenite and titanium magnetite, with titanium dioxide content reaching up to 14.94%. Titanium dioxide is a strategic element used in aerospace, defense, and infrastructure industries. The project aims to transform Morocco from merely exporting raw materials to establishing processing and industrial conversion, thereby strengthening its position in the global supply chains of critical minerals, especially in the defense and aerospace sectors.
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