Indium in numbers
Indium (In) drawn as one poster: 1.1 kt of world refinery production in 2025, China the largest producer, 6 critical mineral lists. Scroll to draw it, then download it as SVG or PNG.
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The numbers
The figures on the poster, with their sources. Production and reserves are USGS estimates, trade values are CEPII BACI customs data, demand is the IEA's outlook.
- World refinery production, 2025
- 1.1 kt (In (refinery)) USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026
- Largest producer
- China, 760 t (69% of world) USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026
- Top three producers' share
- 91% USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026
- World reserves, 2024
- 1.8 kt (In (refinery)), largest in China USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026
- Critical mineral lists
- 6 current lists in 6 jurisdictions (Australia, Canada, United Kingdom, India, South Korea, United States) government critical mineral lists
- US net import reliance, 2025
- 100% USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026
- Price, 2025
- 380 $/kg (Price, annual average, dollars per kilogram: Rotterdam, duties unpaid) USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026
- World production, 1972
- 68 t (USGS historical series, as reported) USGS Data Series 140 (historical statistics)
- World production, 2022 (historical series)
- 999 t USGS Data Series 140 (historical statistics)
- Largest trade flow, 2024
- China → South Korea, $93 m (HS 811292, Unwrought Ga/Ge/In/Hf/Nb/Re/V and powders); world trade $856 m CEPII BACI trade database
- Export controls
- China (licensing requirement)
Sources
USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026 · USGS Data Series 140 (historical statistics) · CEPII BACI trade database · government critical mineral lists. Figures are rounded; country names follow our atlas.