Scandium Canada cites EY-Parthenon study projecting global scandium oxide demand at 194 tons by 2035

• Scandium Canada released an updated EY-Parthenon market study projecting global scandium oxide demand at 91 tonnes/year by 2030, 194 tonnes by 2035.
• Most-likely scenario sees demand rising to 706 tonnes/year by 2050 versus estimated current global output of 60-80 tonnes/year.
• Study forecasts a supply shortfall opening in 2035, widening to 706 tonnes demand versus about 266 tonnes supply by 2050.
• Aerospace, defense, automotive drive growth at 26%, 23%, 22% CAGR from 2030-2050, largely via aluminum-scandium alloys.
• Supply remains byproduct-based with no primary producer as of June 2026; China estimated at 30-50 tonnes/year, about 50%-60% of supply.

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