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Titan Mining Corporation (TII) generates news that spans zinc production, graphite development, critical minerals policy, and project financing. Public releases describe Titan as an Augusta Group company producing zinc concentrate at its 100%-owned Empire State Mine in New York State and as an emerging natural flake graphite producer through the Kilbourne Graphite Project. Many of the company’s announcements focus on how these assets fit into the broader rare earths and critical minerals ecosystem and U.S. supply-chain priorities.
Investors following TII news can expect regular updates on the Kilbourne Graphite Project, including technical milestones, feasibility work, and demonstration plant activities. Titan has reported commencement of ore feeding at a Kilbourne graphite demonstration facility within the Empire State Mine infrastructure, positioning the complex as a multi-metal critical materials hub anchored by zinc and graphite. News items also cover preliminary economic assessments, inferred mineral resource figures, and engineering assumptions for the Kilbourne Project.
Financing and government support are another major theme in Titan’s news flow. Recent releases highlight a US$5.5 million U.S. EXIM credit facility under the Make More in America Initiative, additional MMIA funding, and a non-binding Letter of Interest for up to US$120 million in project financing. The company has also disclosed a US$15 million institutional private placement to advance its U.S. graphite strategy and announcements regarding debt reduction that it says strengthen its balance sheet.
On this news page, readers can review Titan Mining’s press releases, project updates, and regulatory communications related to zinc operations at Empire State Mine and the Kilbourne Graphite Project. Monitoring these items can help track how Titan’s U.S.-based critical minerals platform evolves across technical, financial, and strategic dimensions.
Titan Mining (TSX:TII) signed a cooperation agreement with Teck’s Trail Operations to evaluate recovering germanium from existing waste streams at Empire State Mine in New York.
The study targets about 13,000 kg/year of contained germanium, using current infrastructure and requiring no additional mining.
Titan Mining (NYSE-A:TII) reported Q1 2026 revenue of $19.6 million, up 22% year over year, on 14.2 million lbs of payable zinc produced. C1 cash costs were $0.98/lb and AISC $1.01/lb. Adjusted EBITDA was $3.9 million, with 2026 guidance of $20–$28 million.
The quarter featured initial end-to-end domestic graphite concentrate shipments from the Kilbourne Graphite Project, a fully funded 40,000 tpa feasibility study, and drilling that extended graphite mineralization up to 2,500 feet beyond the current resource. Titan also identified near-term germanium recovery potential from existing process streams.
Net loss before tax was $13.34 million, mainly from a $13.19 million non-cash fair value loss on derivatives. Cash balance rose 13% year over year to $13.8 million, while net debt increased to $12.9 million.
Titan Mining (NYSE-A:TII) will release Q1 2026 financial results before market open on May 13, 2026 and host a corporate update webcast and investor Q&A at 11:00 a.m. ET the same day. An archive will be available on the company website within 24 hours.
The company operates the Empire State Mine (zinc concentrate) and is a U.S. natural flake graphite producer focused on critical-minerals supply-chain development.
Titan (NYSE-A:TII) reported Kilbourne drilling that confirms stratabound graphite continuity up to 2,500 ft east of the current resource boundary and assays including 255.1 ft at 3.0% Cg (KX26-077). The company also identified germanium in process streams (mica-hosted, up to 375 ppm) as a potential incremental cash source and outlined a 2026 integrated graphite-zinc exploration program including ~20,000 ft regional zinc drilling.
Infill drilling will target upgrading Inferred resources to Indicated for inclusion in a fully funded feasibility study.
Titan Mining (NYSE-A:TII) reported solid Q4 and full-year 2025 results, with FY revenue $74.3M, 64.3 million payable lbs zinc produced (up 8% YoY) and year-end $17.5M cash (up 72% YoY). The company advanced the Kilbourne Graphite Project: PEA shows after-tax NPV (7%) $513M, IRR 37%, 2.7-year payback, commissioning of a demonstration plant commenced and initial concentrate shipments began in Q1 2026.
Strategic financing includes a $15.8M EXIM credit agreement, a $5.5M EXIM amendment, and EXIM interest up to $120M for Kilbourne construction.
Titan Mining (NYSE-A:TII) began shipping graphite concentrate from its demonstration plant and launched a fully funded Feasibility Study to scale Kilbourne to 40,000 tpa integrated mine, concentrator and secondary processing in New York.
The demo plant has produced ~1,600 kgs, customer qualification shipments are underway, EXIM is co-funding the study, and a construction decision is targeted late 2026/early 2027.
Titan Mining (NYSE:TII) commented on the U.S. Department of Commerce’s final determination imposing aggregate antidumping and countervailing duties of at least ~160% on certain Chinese graphite imports. The ruling, if affirmed by the U.S. International Trade Commission in March 2026, would apply for a minimum five-year period and is additive to other U.S. tariffs.
Titan said the decision reinforces domestic graphite development and cited its Kilbourne demonstration facility and a planned 40,000 metric tonne per annum integrated operation designed to supply close to 50% of U.S. demand for natural flake graphite.
Titan Mining (NYSE: TII) reported record 2025 zinc production of 64.26 million payable pounds, up 8% year-over-year, and Q4 output of 18.74 million pounds (+28% sequential). The company provided 2026 guidance of 62–66 million payable pounds, C1 cash cost $0.93–$1.01/lb, AISC $1.07–$1.17/lb, sustaining capital $8.5–$8.9M and exploration capital $3.5–$3.9M. First graphite concentrate from Kilbourne was produced in January 2026, with current capacity ~1,200 tpa and potential 2,500 tpa.
Titan Mining (NYSE-A: TII) filed a Canadian base shelf prospectus and a Form F-10 registration statement enabling the company to raise up to US$150 million over 25 months and established an ATM program to issue up to US$50 million of common shares from treasury.
The framework is optional, subject to market conditions, listing requirements, and company discretion; proceeds would target working capital, growth initiatives and the U.S. graphite strategy.
Titan Mining (NYSE: TII) announced commencement of natural flake graphite concentrate production at its Kilbourne demonstration facility in Gouverneur, New York on January 26, 2026. The demonstration plant is designed for ~1,200 tonnes/year of graphite concentrate and advances a phased plan toward a 40,000 tonnes/year targeted profile. Titan is negotiating with the U.S. Export-Import Bank on a US$120 million letter of interest to finance most of Kilbourne and is engaging other federal agencies. The announcement notes new White House Section 232 action addressing processed critical minerals, including natural graphite.