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Why Invest in Tin?
Tin is vital for global electrification largely due to its irreplaceable use as a solder to hold all electronics together. Currently tin is used as a solder in electronics, to join solar cells and as additions in lead-acid batteries among many other uses. Over the next decade, tin use is forecast to increase with growing applications in lithium-ion batteries and other battery technology and EVs along with a growing list of developing applications.
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Tallebung
Tallebung is a shallow, open-pit Tin-Tungsten-Silver Project with a completed Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS) demonstrating strong economics, low capital intensity, and a clear pathway toward production.
Tin Project
Doradilla
Tin mineralisation has been defined over a strike length of more than 10km at the Doradilla Tin Project in north-western NSW. A recent metallurgical breakthrough has confirmed the ability to deliver a saleable tin concentrate from Doradilla, confirming it as a highly attractive second tin development opportunity.