Titan Mining Stock Price, News & Analysis

Titan Mining (TSX: TI; OTCQB: TIMCF) announced its common shares have been approved for listing on NYSE American and are expected to begin trading on or about November 20, 2025 under the ticker TII. Concurrently, the shares will cease being quoted on the OTCQB while continuing to trade on the TSX (TI). Management says the listing will broaden access to global capital and increase visibility as the company advances its producing zinc mine and U.S. natural flake graphite project aimed at strengthening domestic critical minerals supply.

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Titan Mining (OTCQB: TIMCF) reported strong Q3 2025 results highlighting a transition into critical minerals while sustaining zinc production. Key metrics: zinc payable production 14.64 mlbs (+76% vs Q3 2024), Q3 revenue $16.8M (+102% YoY), C1 cash cost $1.01/lb (-23% YoY) and AISC $1.13/lb (-16% YoY). Operationally, mining continued at Mahler, New Fold and Mud Pond; a haul truck delivery and second unit expected in late November. Graphite progress: Kilbourne demonstration plant commissioning initiated, first concentrate expected Q4 2025, and independent testwork shows battery-grade 99.99% spherical graphite. Financing: $15.8M US EXIM credit facility secured and a Letter of Interest for up to $120M for 40,000 tpa graphite plant. NYSE American pre-clearance obtained in Oct 2025.

Titan Mining (OTCQB: TIMCF; TSX: TI) received pre-clearance from the NYSE American to proceed with a planned U.S. listing under the symbol TII, subject to final NYSE approval and SEC Form 40-F effectiveness. The company announced a 1-for-1.5 share consolidation reducing issued shares from 137,234,657 to 91,489,771 post-Consolidation, with new CUSIP 88831L202 and ISIN CA88831L2021. Post-Consolidation trading is expected on TSX and OTCQB on Nov 3, 2025, and NYSE American listing is anticipated by the third week of November 2025, subject to regulatory timing. Titan said the move supports its strategy to rebuild North American natural flake graphite and zinc supply chains.

Titan Mining (TSX: TI; OTCQB: TIMCF) announced it is advancing toward a listing on NYSE American and has taken administrative steps including Board approval of a share consolidation of one new common share for every 1.5 existing common shares, subject to TSX approval. The company said OTCQB trading under TIMCF will continue until NYSE American trading begins under the symbol TII, and TSX trading will continue under TI. The filing effectiveness of a Form 40-F with the SEC and final NYSE American approval are required before the move is completed. Further details on the consolidation will follow.

Titan Mining (OTCQB: TIMCF) announced discovery of significant germanium (Ge) concentrations at its Empire State Mine in New York on Oct 20, 2025. Initial plant-feed sampling averaged 21 g/t Ge, with enrichment to 77 g/t Ge in the pre-float stream. The plant processes 474,000 mt of feed annually. Titan said recovery could use existing zinc-processing circuits, limiting new mining and minimizing additional capital needs. Germanium is a U.S.-designated critical mineral used in semiconductors and fiber optics, with prices near US$6,000/kg and global supply dominated by China.

Next steps include a plant survey already completed, ongoing daily sampling, and a focused test program to identify cost-effective recovery methods and produce a high-grade product.

Titan (OTCQB: TIMCF) on Oct 14, 2025 announced it is on track to start producing natural flake graphite concentrate at its Empire State Mines in New York, using ore from the adjacent Kilbourne deposit.

The company says an integrated demonstration facility will produce micronized and high-purity graphite, generate offtake samples, and support a targeted ramp-up to a 40,000-tonne-per-year commercial facility. Titan cites new Chinese export controls on graphite and rare earths and has a Letter of Interest for up to US$120 million from the U.S. Export-Import Bank under Make More in America.

Titan Mining (OTCQB: TIMCF) said the Export-Import Bank of the United States issued a non-binding Letter of Interest for up to US$120 million under its Make More in America program to support construction of the Kilbourne Graphite Project in St. Lawrence County, New York.

The potential financing would target a 40,000-tonne-per-year commercial natural flake graphite facility adjacent to Titan’s Empire State Mines zinc complex, with an indicative direct loan tenor of ~12 years and a CIRR-based rate near 5.0%. The LI is subject to EXIM due diligence, environmental and policy review and is non-binding.

Titan Mining (OTCQB: TIMCF) announced the upcoming commissioning of its graphite demonstration facility at Empire State Mines in New York, marking a significant milestone in establishing America's first integrated graphite supply chain in over 70 years. The facility, co-located with Titan's zinc mill, will begin commissioning in Q4 2025, followed by customer qualification in Q1 2026.

The project received strong support from federal and state leaders, including Congresswoman Elise Stefanik, who emphasized its importance for national security and reducing foreign dependence. The facility will process natural flake graphite from the Company's Kilbourne Graphite Project, targeting products for battery, defense, and industrial sectors.

The strategic location at Empire State Mines enables capital-efficient development by utilizing existing infrastructure, utilities, and workforce, while positioning St. Lawrence County as a leader in critical minerals supply chain.

Titan Mining Corporation (OTCQB: TIMCF) announced significant corporate developments including plans to list on the NYSE American and key executive appointments. The company has promoted Rita Adiani to CEO, who will also join the Board of Directors while continuing her role as President. Don Taylor transitions to Vice Chair of the Board.

The company also appointed Jenny Hood as VP of Commercial and Sales, and Irina Kuznetsova as Director of Investor Relations. These strategic moves align with Titan's goal of becoming America's first fully integrated natural flake graphite producer in over 70 years. The company currently produces zinc concentrate at its 100%-owned Empire State Mine and is expanding into graphite production.