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 (NYSE-A:TII) reported a positive Preliminary Economic Assessment for the Kilbourne Graphite Project with an after-tax NPV(7%) of $513 million, an after-tax IRR of 37%, and a 2.7-year payback. The study models ~40,000 tpa of graphite concentrate (nameplate), representing nearly 50% of current U.S. natural graphite demand, over a 13-year LOM. Initial construction capital is estimated at $156 million with average LOM EBITDA of $125 million. The project is supported by expanded EXIM backing: $5.5 million of non-dilutive MMIA funding for feasibility work and a non-binding $120 million LOI for potential project financing, subject to due diligence. The resource underpinning the study is an Inferred mineral resource of 22.4 Mt at 2.91% Cg. A Feasibility Study is targeted for 2026 with construction start aimed for 2027.