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British tin explorer First Tin (LON: 1SN) has published an updated DFS for its Taronga project in New South Wales, confirming low-cost open pit mining and a simple processing flowsheet.
The mine would see average production of 3,100 tonnes tin-in-concentrate per year over the 10 year mine life, with potential to…
Malaysia Smelting Corporation (MSC) reported higher revenue and profit year-on-year in Q2 2026, supported by increased refined tin sales, stronger tin prices and improved performance from its mining business.
Revenue reached RM637.3 million (approximately US$151 million), up 68.2% from RM379 million (approximately US$93 million) in Q2 2025. MSC attributed the i...
New research has found that tin anodes may offer a thermal stability advantage over hard carbon in sodium-ion batteries. The study also shows that electrolyte choice significantly influences how tin behaves as temperatures rise, providing new information for the development of high-energy tin-based batteries.
Professor Lin Ma from...
Iona Boulton joined the International Tin Association this summer as its Technology Intern through the Women in Mining UK internship scheme. Now over halfway through her placement, she is mapping emerging technologies that could contribute to lower-carbon tin production, helping ITA identify promising areas for future research, collaboration and technology development.
MFA technology.
As tin producers seek to maximise recovery from existing resources while reducing waste, increasing attention is being given to technologies capable of recovering value from fine cassiterite particles that are often difficult to recover or efficiently utilise during mineral processing.
One emerging approach is