Rome Resources Reports Strong Tin Intercepts at Kalayi Prospect, Expanding Resource Potential 1 Mining in DRC Corporate News New Mining Projects Tin 

Rome Resources Reports Strong Tin Intercepts at Kalayi Prospect, Expanding Resource Potential

Rome Resources Reports Widest Tin Intercept Yet at Kalayi in DRC, Boosting Confidence in Large-Scale Resource Expansion Rome Resources has announced encouraging drilling results from its Kalayi prospect, located within the Bisie North project area in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The latest findings continue to confirm the presence of high-grade tin mineralisation and strengthen the company’s confidence in the project’s long-term development potential. The standout result comes from drill hole KBDD033, which delivered the widest tin-bearing intercept recorded at the Kalayi prospect to date. Initial on-site X-ray fluorescence… Read More Here
Alphamin Boosts Tin Production to 18,576 Tonnes in 2025 2 Mining in DRC Corporate News Tin 

Alphamin Boosts Tin Production to 18,576 Tonnes in 2025

Alphamin Reports 7% Rise in Tin Production to 18,576 Tonnes in 2025 as Earnings Jump 25% Alphamin Resources reported a 7% increase in tin production for the year ended December 31, 2025, reaching 18,576 tonnes, in line with the company’s revised production guidance. The JSE-listed miner said overall processing recoveries remained on target during the year at 75%. Production Impacted by Temporary Shutdown The company noted that production during the year was affected by a temporary suspension of operations in March 2025 due to security concerns. Operations resumed gradually starting… Read More Here
Tin Market Volatility Intensifies as Global Demand for Strategic Metals Grows 3 Tin Economy Mining in DRC 

Tin Market Volatility Intensifies as Global Demand for Strategic Metals Grows

Global Tin Prices Surge in March 2026 as Market Volatility Highlights DRC’s Strategic Role Recent analyses by experts from the National Market Commission of the Ministry of Foreign Trade of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) indicate that tin prices could rise significantly on international markets during the week of March 9–14, 2026. According to the commission’s projections, the price of tin is expected to reach $54,925 per ton, compared with $47,615 per ton the previous week. This represents a projected weekly increase of $7,310, highlighting the strong volatility currently… Read More Here
Global Commodity Markets Push Up Prices of Key Congolese Minerals 4 Mining in DRC Copper Economy Gold Tin 

Global Commodity Markets Push Up Prices of Key Congolese Minerals

DRC Mineral Prices Rise as Copper, Gold, Tin and Tantalum Surge on Global Markets Amid persistent geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and ongoing uncertainty in global supply chains, several major mineral exports from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) recorded an overall upward trend on international markets during the week of March 9–14, 2026. According to projections from the National Market Commission of the Congolese Ministry of Foreign Trade, copper prices are expected to reach $13,132 per ton during the period, compared with $12,877 per ton the previous week.… Read More Here
Tin Prices Surge in DRC Exports While Copper and Cobalt Face Slight Declines 5 Tin Cobalt Copper Mining in DRC 

Tin Prices Surge in DRC Exports While Copper and Cobalt Face Slight Declines

DRC Mining Exports Show Divergent Trends as Tin Surges While Copper and Cobalt Dip The Democratic Republic of Congo’s (DRC) mining export market is showing mixed trends for the week of January 26–31, 2026, with tin prices rising sharply while copper and cobalt experience modest declines. According to projections from the National Market Commission of the Ministry of Foreign Trade, tin is expected to reach $52,383 per ton, up $5,703 from $46,680 the previous week. This represents one of the largest recent weekly increases for the strategic metal, driven by… Read More Here
Alphamin Reports Strong Earnings Growth on Higher Tin Production and Prices 6 Tin Mining in DRC 

Alphamin Reports Strong Earnings Growth on Higher Tin Production and Prices

Alphamin Lifts Ebitda 25% to $341m as Tin Production and Prices Rise TSX-V- and JSE-listed tin producer Alphamin Resources has reported a 25% year-on-year increase in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (Ebitda) to $341 million for the year ended December 31, 2025. The company produced 18 576 t of tin during the year, representing a 7% increase compared with the prior year. Alphamin operates the Bisie tin mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), which comprises the Mpama North and Mpama South deposits. The improved financial performance,… Read More Here
Rome Resources Advances Post-MRE Drilling at Bisie North Project in DRC 7 Mining in DRC Copper Corporate News Drilling Tin 

Rome Resources Advances Post-MRE Drilling at Bisie North Project in DRC

Rome Resources Continues Drilling at Bisie North as Tin and Copper Mineralisation Extends at Depth AIM-listed Rome Resources has reported that two drill rigs are currently operating at its Bisie North Project in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), as the company advances its post-maiden mineral resource estimate (MRE) drilling programme. One rig is operating at the Mont Agoma prospect, while the second is active at the Kalayi prospect, in line with the drilling programme announced on 23 December 2025. The company’s maiden MRE confirmed that both prospects form part… Read More Here
Andrada Mining Reports Strong Q3 Performance at Uis Mine Amid Elevated Tin Prices 8 International Corporate News Tin 

Andrada Mining Reports Strong Q3 Performance at Uis Mine Amid Elevated Tin Prices

Andrada Mining Delivers Operational Gains at Uis Mine as Tin Prices Surge Above $40,000/t Aim-listed Andrada Mining has reported continued operational improvements at its Uis mine in Namibia during the third quarter ended November 30, supported by higher throughput, consistent recoveries, and robust tin production in a favourable pricing environment. The company said performance during the quarter underscored the benefits of its continuous improvement programme (CI2), with sustained progress recorded across key plant throughput and production metrics. Processing rates at Uis increased by 12% year-on-year to 146 tonnes an hour… Read More Here
Rome Resources Raises £200,000 to Advance Tin Drilling in the DRC 9 Mining in DRC Corporate News Tin 

Rome Resources Raises £200,000 to Advance Tin Drilling in the DRC

Rome Resources Secures £200k Funding to Expand Drilling at Kalayi and Mont Agoma Tin Projects Aim-listed Rome Resources has announced plans to raise £200 000 through a placing of 100-million new ordinary shares, primarily subscribed by the JLE Group, to advance additional drilling at its Kalayi and Mont Agoma tin discoveries in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The new shares will be issued at 0.2p each, representing a 10.5% premium to the November 25 closing mid-market price of 0.181p. Rome also intends to issue warrants to participants in the… Read More Here
Rome Resources to Raise £1.9 Million for Drilling at Bisie North Tin Project 10 Mining in DRC New Mining Projects Tin 

Rome Resources to Raise £1.9 Million for Drilling at Bisie North Tin Project

Rome Resources Secures £1.9M to Drill High-Grade Tin at Bisie North Project in DRC On November 19, 2025, British mining company Rome Resources announced plans to raise £1.9 million ($2.4 million) through a share placement, subject to regulatory approval. The funds will support a new drilling campaign at the Bisie North tin project in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Focus on High-Priority Targets The upcoming program will concentrate on priority zones, particularly the deeper sections of the Kalayi and Mont Agoma deposits. According to CEO Paul Barrett, the company… Read More Here

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