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First Tin almost triples Gottesberg resource

UK-based explorer First Tin (LSE: 1SN) has announced a near-tripling of the Gottesberg tin resource in Germany. The company revised the resource from its previous mineral resource statement of 6.7 Mt at 0.49% Sn for 33,000 tonnes of tin to 37 Mt at 0.25% Sn for 90,900...

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Elementos executes option to acquire half of Spanish smelter

Australian tin developer Elementos (ASX: ELT) has executed its option to acquire 50% of CRM’s Robledallano smelter in Spain for €3.625 million (approximately US$4.2 million). The deal locks in the company’s pathway to become Europe’s first vertically-integrated...

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Tin anode drives sodium-ion battery beyond LFP energy density

Researchers from UC San Diego and Unigrid Battery have developed a new tin-based anode that delivers record-breaking energy density for sodium-ion batteries, surpassing that of commercial lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cells. Their simple yet powerful approach uses an...

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Alphamin raises 2025 guidance on strong Q3 results

Mauritius-based tin miner Alphamin Resources (TSX-V: AFM; JSE AltC: APH) has reported Q3 production of 5,190 tonnes of tin-in-concentrate from the Bisie mine in eastern DR Congo, and raised its annual guidance to 18,000-18,500 tonnes. Production in the quarter ending...

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South Crofty set to start production in 2028

Canadian tin explorer Cornish Metals (AIM/TSX-V: CUSN) has released an updated PEA demonstrating strong project economics for the historic tin mine in Cornwall, set to commence production in mid-2028. Following the major investment from the UK National Wealth Fund and...

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Sustainable tin production using solar industry waste

Researchers from China have developed an innovative process to recycle tin from low-grade tin middlings, using silicon cutting waste (Si-CW) from the photovoltaic industry. This co-treatment strategy uses a difficult solar manufacturing byproduct to make tin...

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Tin in catalyst for hydrogen made from e-waste metals

Scientists in China and Australia have shown how tin recovered from discarded electronics can be transformed into a powerful catalyst for clean hydrogen generation. Their work takes a major e-waste stream – multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs) – and directly upcycles...

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MSC revenue resilient despite disruption

Refined tin producer Malaysia Smelting Corp (MSC) has reported second quarter revenue of RM 379 million (approximately US$87 million), up 2.5% from the previous quarter, despite disruption to operations. MSC attributed the increase in revenue to higher sales of...

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