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Tin

Companies

Key Companies in the Tin Value Chain

The Tin industry encompasses at least 5 major companies from junior explorers and mine developers to integrated producers and downstream processors. With annual production of 310,000 tonnes and prices around 46,600-49,100 $/tonne, the Tin market supports a diverse corporate ecosystem.

Annual Production

310,000

tonnes

Market Price

46,600-49,100

$/tonne

Top Producer

China

30% share

Companies Tracked

5

Major Producers and Processors

The following companies are key participants in the Tin supply chain:

Yunnan Tin Group

Producer 000960.SZ
China

Worlds largest tin company; operates multiple mines in Yunnan province and the Alphamin Bisie mine partnership in DRC

PT Timah

Producer TINS.JK
Indonesia

Indonesian state-owned tin miner; one of the worlds largest tin producers from onshore and offshore operations on Bangka and Belitung islands

Malaysia Smelting Corporation (MSC)

Smelter 5916.KL
Malaysia

Major tin smelter processing concentrates from multiple sources; operates the largest tin smelter in Southeast Asia

Alphamin Resources

Producer AFM.V
Canada/DRC

Operates the Bisie mine in North Kivu, DRC, one of the worlds highest-grade tin deposits at ~4% Sn

Minsur

Producer MINSURI1.LM
Peru

Operates the San Rafael mine in Peru, one of the most productive tin mines globally; also operates tin smelter at Pisco

Active Operations and Development Projects

These are the key Tin operations and development-stage projects associated with the companies above:

Bisie Mine

Alphamin Resources

Production (expanding)
Country: DR Congo Capacity: ~15,000 tonnes Sn/year

One of the worlds highest-grade tin mines at ~4% Sn; expanding Phase 3 development underway

Renison Mine

Metals X

Production
Country: Australia Capacity: ~8,000 tonnes Sn/year

Australias largest tin mine and one of the largest hard rock tin operations globally

Corporate Strategy Trends

Major consumers of Tin across the solder for electronics and tinplate for food packaging sectors are increasingly focused on securing long-term supply agreements, investing in supply chain traceability, and supporting new production sources to reduce exposure to the 30% concentration in China.

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