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Leading tin producer Malaysia Smelting Corporation has announced group pre-tax profits of RM51.9 million (approximately US$12.5 million) in Q4, up 47.1% from the previous quarter.

MSC reported revenue of RM480.7 million (approximately US$116 million) in Q4 2026, down 9.2% from the previous quarter on lower tin sales, but this decline was offset by lower operati...


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Australian tin explorer Stellar Resources (ASX: SRZ) has increased the Heemskirk tin resource in Tasmania to over 100 kt tin contained. 

The company boosted the size of the Queen Hill deposit, part of the Heemskirk project, by 41% to 4.11 Mt at 0.85% Sn for 34,900 tonnes contained tin. 

The increase from the 2...


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Scientists from Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. (CATL) alongside Central South University in China have co-authored a recent paper in Small investigating advanced tin-based anodes for sodium-ion batteries (SIBs). As the world’s largest battery manufacturer by installed capacity, CATL’s participation highlights active research into next-generation tin anode materi...


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As computers process more data than ever before, engineers are looking for faster ways to move information inside chips. One promising solution is to use light instead of electricity. Researchers at the University of Edinburgh and European partners have now developed a new germanium–tin (GeSn) material that could help make this possible.

Modern chips rely on silicon an...


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