January 27 News: Venator's former Italian plant is expected to resume production in January 2026. According to local media citing internal company sources, the first of the three production lines could start producing titanium dioxide as early as January, while the second line is expected to begin operations within the following three months. Chempricehub Analysis: Titanium Dioxide (TiO₂), Bull-Bear Score: -1. Venator's Italian plant plans to resume titanium dioxide (TiO₂) production in January 2026, with the first production line starting as early as January and the second following within three months. This will increase market supply, and spot prices are expected to face downward pressure as supply growth may outpace demand, leading to inventory accumulation and intensified price competition. A score of -1 indicates a generally bearish outlook; although the event is planned, it has already begun implementation, with a moderate impact level.