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TMC the metals company Inc. develops critical-metal resources from seafloor polymetallic nodules in the Clarion Clipperton Zone of the Pacific Ocean. Company news centers on exploration and commercial recovery permitting, environmental research, technical assessments, collection-system development, and the metallurgical work needed to process nodules for metals used in energy, defense, manufacturing and infrastructure.
Recurring updates include NOAA and DSHMRA regulatory milestones for TMC USA, International Seabed Authority data submissions by NORI and TOML, commercial work with offshore contractor Allseas, quarterly financial results, business updates, and material agreements tied to sponsored exploration areas and future nodule recovery operations.
TMC (Nasdaq:TMC) reported Q1 2026 results and a major offshore development deal. Liquidity was approximately $164 million, including cash and credit facilities, with $0.6 million cash used in operations. Net loss was $20.6 million, or $0.05 per share.
TMC signed a commercial nodule recovery agreement with Allseas targeting 3.0 million wet tonnes per year, with commissioning expected in Q4 2027, and received a NOAA determination that its consolidated USA A license and permit application is in full compliance, with a final decision expected by end of Q1 2027.
Amid tightening Chinese export controls on rare earths and a looming January 2027 Pentagon ban on Chinese-origin materials, U.S. defense and electrification supply chains are racing to secure alternative sources. The commentary highlights innovators in heavy rare earths, battery materials, and copper.
Freeport-McMoRan (NYSE: FCX) is profiled as one of the world’s largest copper producers, anchored by the Grasberg complex in Indonesia and major U.S. operations. Copper exposure is tied to electrification, grid modernization, and industrial decarbonization, while brownfield expansions and mill improvements aim to lift production without relying on new greenfield projects.
TMC (Nasdaq:TMC) announced a Contract for Development Work and Commercial Production with Allseas to develop, commission and operate the first commercial deep-sea nodule collection system for the Clarion Clipperton Zone.
The offshore system targets 3.0 Mtpa nameplate capacity, with commissioning expected to begin in Q4 2027.
The Metals Royalty Company (Nasdaq:TMCR) will host a corporate update webinar on May 13, 2026 at 9:00 a.m. ET. Management will review the Mesabi Royalty acquisition, portfolio strategy, 2026 outlook, and an upsized, fully allocated $80 million PIPE financing, and comment on a key TMC deep-seabed mining milestone.
The Metals Company (Nasdaq: TMC) will host a Q1 2026 corporate update conference call on Thursday, May 14, 2026 at 4:30 p.m. ET to review first quarter 2026 financial results and recent corporate developments.
The event will be audio-only and a virtual webcast with slides; a replay will appear in the Investors > Media > Events and Presentations section about two hours after the call.
The Metals Royalty Company (Nasdaq:TMCR) agreed to acquire a 1.0% index‑priced gross overriding production royalty (with a $150/tonne revenue floor) on the Mesabi Metallics iron ore project for a total purchase price of $132.5 million ($125M cash + $7.5M shares).
Deal includes a 0.25% royalty above 8.5 Mtpa, a step‑down after 170Mt cumulative production, a 45‑day option to buy an additional 1.0%, a $75M PIPE at $13.00/share, and a term sheet for up to $50M credit facility. First production targeted H2 2026; initial royalty cash flow potential ~ $13M annually.
TMC (Nasdaq: TMC) announced that NOAA determined TMC USA’s consolidated deep-seabed mining application is in full compliance under DSHMRA, advancing the submission to the certification stage and Federal Register posting. The consolidated application expands the commercial recovery area to ~65,000 km2 with an estimated 619 Mt of wet nodules and ~200 Mt exploration upside. The company expects the review and final permit decision to conclude before the end of Q1 2027.
TMC (Nasdaq: TMC) subsidiaries NORI and TOML submitted a decade of deep-sea exploration data (2013–2022) to the ISA DeepData and OBIS, including 777 equipment deployments, >4,800 environmental samples, 76,000 biological records and 69,185 geochemical points.
Backed by a $250 million environmental program and 37 peer‑reviewed papers, the dataset represents one of the most comprehensive CCZ records and will be publicly available to researchers.
Rare earth and critical-minerals companies (symbols include ALOY, NB, TMC, CMP, USAR, LODE) are central to a widening strategic race as Western defense supply chains confront China's dominance. Key facts: REalloys completed a $50M offering and will spend ~$40M to build a heavy rare earth metal facility producing 30 t dysprosium and 15 t terbium per year. The facility aims for early-to-mid 2027 startup and full scale by mid-to-late 2027. A DFARS ban effective Jan 1, 2027 bars Chinese-origin rare earths from US weapons systems, raising near-term demand for non-Chinese sources.
The Metals Royalty Company (Nasdaq: TMCR) commenced trading on the Nasdaq Capital Market on April 8, 2026 via a direct listing under the ticker TMCR. No new shares were issued in the transaction.
The company's portfolio is anchored by a 2.0% gross overriding royalty (GORR) on the NORI polymetallic nodule deposit in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone controlled by TMC the metals company (Nasdaq: TMC). TMCR intends to deploy capital into critical metals and mineral royalties, streams and similar interests with a U.S. focus to support domestic mineral security and re-industrialization. Stifel is serving as financial advisor for the listing.