Titan Technologies, Incorporated was incorporated under the laws of New Mexico on July 14, 1954. In its early years, the Company was involved in the uranium industry under the original name of Titan Uranium Corporation. The corporate name was changed in 1986 when Titan began to seek business opportunities in other industries. In recent years, Titan has focused its efforts on several recycling technologies, particularly in the area of tires and electronic scrap. Titan believes it has reached an advanced state of development of its tire recycling technology which was used in three plants, which were built and operated in the Far East (South Korea and Taiwan).

Historically, much of Titan's business was performed through Tire Recycling Technologies Corporation ("TRTC"), formerly a wholly owned subsidiary which was merged into Titan in 1999. TRTC was directly involved in licensing the Company's proprietary technology, as well as construction of two plants in South Korea. Both Korean plants have reportedly been shut down because of the insolvency of the owners, which reportedly was unrelated to operation of the plants. Titan has not received any current information on the status of these plants within the last year. A third plant utilizing the Company's tire recycling technology was in operation, in Taiwan, for more than three years, by Forest All Industry Corporation until the Taiwanese government began using automobile tires for other purposes (such as generating electricity) and thus cut the supply of tires to Forest All Industries to approximately 10 days per month which made their operation impractical. At present the Taiwan plant is not in operation.