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Tin’s largest use is solder, including connections in electronic equipment and solar cells. It also has established uses in tinplate, chemicals, alloys and lead-acid batteries. Other battery and energy technologies are potential sources of future demand.

14 CompaniesMarket-data snapshot: September 24, 2026

At a glance

  • Tin mining, concentrate production and metal refining are different stages of the supply chain. The directory includes producing businesses and pre-production projects, and company size does not measure attributable tin output.
  • Solder accounted for 51% of global tin use in the International Tin Association’s 2023 survey. Project ownership and other commodity businesses affect how closely each company is exposed to tin.

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000960.SZSZSE 🇨🇳
Integrated producer & refiner
Production
Integrated producer & refiner
Production
$7.8B
Yunnan Tin Company
HQ: 🇨🇳 China Segment: Integrated producer & refiner Phase: Production Type: Hard-rock cassiterite Resource Country: 🇨🇳 China
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Yunnan Tin Co., Ltd. is a Shenzhen-listed producer of tin and other non-ferrous metals controlled by Yunnan Tin Group. Its business combines mining and concentration with tin smelting and downstream materials production. The Datun, Laochang and Kafang operations form part of its established asset base in Yunnan.

The company also produces indium, zinc and copper. Its tin exposure therefore includes both mine output and the conversion of feed into refined metal, within a wider metals business.

SZSE

$7.8B

Integrated producer & refiner

Datun, Laochang and Kafang mines; tin smelting and downstream materials (China)

TINS.JKIDX 🇮🇩
Integrated producer & refiner
Production
Integrated producer & refiner
Production
$2.0B
PT Timah
HQ: 🇮🇩 Indonesia Segment: Integrated producer & refiner Phase: Production Type: Onshore and offshore alluvial tin Resource Country: 🇮🇩 Indonesia
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PT TIMAH (Persero) Tbk is an Indonesia Stock Exchange-listed tin miner and refiner controlled by the Indonesian state through its holding-company structure. Its principal operations are in Bangka Belitung and the Riau Islands. Onshore mining and an offshore fleet supply concentrate to the Mentok and Kundur smelting operations.

The company sells refined tin into export and domestic markets. Its integrated business depends on mine access, ore supply and processing performance.

IDX

$2.0B

Integrated producer & refiner

Onshore and offshore tin mines; Mentok and Kundur smelters (Indonesia)

MLX.AXASX 🇦🇺
Producer
Production
Producer
Production
$1.3B
Metals X
HQ: 🇦🇺 Australia Segment: Producer Phase: Production Type: Hard-rock cassiterite Resource Country: 🇦🇺 Australia
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Metals X is an Australian-listed company whose principal operating tin interest is its 50% share of the Bluestone Mines Tasmania joint venture, owner of the Renison mine in Tasmania. The joint venture is also evaluating the Rentails project, which could recover tin and copper from historical tailings.

Metals X holds investments in other listed resource companies, including tin developers. Its exposure therefore combines a producing mine interest with a portfolio of investments.

ASX

$1.3B

Producer

Renison mine and Rentails project through Bluestone Mines Tasmania JV (Australia; 50%)

AFM.VTSXV 🇲🇺
Producer
Production
Producer
Production
$1.3B
Alphamin
HQ: 🇲🇺 Mauritius Segment: Producer Phase: Production Type: Hard-rock cassiterite Resource Country: 🇨🇩 DRC
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Alphamin Resources operates the Mpama North and Mpama South tin mines at Bisie in North Kivu, Democratic Republic of the Congo. It owns 84.14% of the operating company, Alphamin Bisie Mining; the Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa and the DRC government hold the remaining interests.

The mines produce tin concentrate, making Alphamin a focused exposure to tin mining. It trades on the TSX Venture Exchange and has a secondary JSE listing.

TSXV

$1.3B

Producer

Mpama North and Mpama South mines at Bisie (DRC; 84.14% effective interest)

5916.KLBursa Malaysia 🇲🇾
Integrated miner & custom smelter
Production
Integrated miner & custom smelter
Production
$356M
Malaysia Smelting Corporation
HQ: 🇲🇾 Malaysia Segment: Integrated miner & custom smelter Phase: Production Type: Eluvial tin and third-party concentrates Resource Country: 🇲🇾 Malaysia
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Malaysia Smelting Corporation Berhad combines tin smelting with mining through Rahman Hydraulic Tin in Malaysia. Its smelting business processes mine concentrates and secondary materials, including feed supplied by third parties. Rahman Hydraulic Tin operates an eluvial tin deposit using open-pit mining.

The group’s tin exposure spans the supply of concentrate and its conversion into refined metal.

Bursa Malaysia

$356M

Integrated miner & custom smelter

Rahman Hydraulic tin mine (Perak); Pulau Indah smelter (Selangor)

ATM.LAIM 🇿🇦
Producer
Production
Producer
Production
$195M
Andrada Mining
HQ: 🇿🇦 South Africa Segment: Producer Phase: Production Type: Pegmatite-hosted tin, tantalum and lithium Resource Country: 🇳🇦 Namibia
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Andrada Mining is a Guernsey-incorporated, AIM-listed company headquartered in Johannesburg. Its producing asset is the Uis mine in Namibia, held through its wholly owned Uis operating subsidiary. Uis processes pegmatite ore to produce tin concentrate and also provides exposure to tantalum and lithium-bearing minerals.

The company’s other Namibian projects include Lithium Ridge and Brandberg West, which have separate ownership and funding arrangements.

AIM

$195M

Producer

Uis tin mine and expansion projects (Namibia)

TIN.LAIM 🇬🇧
Developer
Development
Developer
Development
$172M
Cornish Metals
HQ: 🇬🇧 United Kingdom Segment: Developer Phase: Development Type: Hard-rock cassiterite Resource Country: 🇬🇧 United Kingdom
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Cornish Metals plc is an AIM-listed company developing the restart of the South Crofty tin mine in Cornwall, United Kingdom. It owns the project and is carrying out the work needed to return the historical underground mine to production.

South Crofty is a development project. Its production schedules and output estimates are study assumptions, while delivery depends on financing, construction and commissioning.

AIM

$172M

Developer

South Crofty underground tin project (Cornwall, United Kingdom; 100%)

ELO.TOTSX 🇨🇦
Explorer
Exploration
Explorer
Exploration
$151M
Eloro Resources
HQ: 🇨🇦 Canada Segment: Explorer Phase: Exploration Type: Silver-tin polymetallic system Resource Country: 🇧🇴 Bolivia
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Eloro Resources is a Canadian-listed explorer advancing the Iska Iska silver-tin polymetallic project in Bolivia. Its interest is held through Minera Tupiza, a subsidiary in which Eloro owns 98%. The project arrangements distinguish Minera Tupiza’s joint-venture interest from its economic participation and operating control.

Iska Iska contains silver, tin and other metals. The company is defining resources and assessing mineral processing; a mineral resource estimate does not establish an economically mineable reserve or a producing operation.

TSX

$151M

Explorer

Iska Iska silver-tin polymetallic project (Bolivia; held through 98%-owned Minera Tupiza)

SKY.AXASX 🇦🇺
Developer
Development
Developer
Development
$139M
Sky Metals
HQ: 🇦🇺 Australia Segment: Developer Phase: Development Type: Tin-tungsten-silver hard-rock deposits Resource Country: 🇦🇺 Australia
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Sky Metals is an ASX-listed developer focused on the Tallebung tin-tungsten-silver project in New South Wales. It completed a pre-feasibility study for Tallebung in August 2026 and is advancing the technical and approval work needed to develop the project.

Tallebung is not in commercial production. Sky also holds the Doradilla tin project, providing a second Australian development asset.

ASX

$139M

Developer

Tallebung and Doradilla tin projects (New South Wales, Australia; 100%)

ELT.AXASX 🇦🇺
Developer
Development
Developer
Development
$129M
Elementos
HQ: 🇦🇺 Australia Segment: Developer Phase: Development Type: Hard-rock tin deposits Resource Country: 🇪🇸 Spain 🇦🇺 Australia
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Elementos is an ASX-listed tin developer focused on the Oropesa project in Spain. Oropesa has completed a definitive feasibility study, while permitting, financing and development work determine whether it proceeds to production. Elementos also holds the Cleveland tin project in Tasmania.

The company announced in August 2026 that its option to acquire a Spanish smelter had become unconditional. An acquisition would extend its activities into tin processing.

ASX

$129M

Developer

Oropesa project (Spain); Cleveland project (Australia)

SRZ.AXASX 🇦🇺
Developer
Development
Developer
Development
$98M
Stellar Resources
HQ: 🇦🇺 Australia Segment: Developer Phase: Development Type: Hard-rock cassiterite Resource Country: 🇦🇺 Australia
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Stellar Resources is an ASX-listed tin developer focused on the Heemskirk project near Zeehan in Tasmania. Heemskirk includes the Severn, Queen Hill and Montana deposits. The company also holds the St Dizier project nearby.

Stellar is advancing technical studies for development. Its reported mineral resources include different confidence categories and do not constitute operating production or a mineral reserve.

ASX

$98M

Developer

Heemskirk and St Dizier tin deposits; East Renison exploration (Tasmania, Australia)

1SN.LLSE 🇬🇧
Developer
Development
Developer
Development
$94M
First Tin
HQ: 🇬🇧 United Kingdom Segment: Developer Phase: Development Type: Hard-rock tin deposits Resource Country: 🇦🇺 Australia 🇩🇪 Germany
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First Tin is a London-listed tin developer with the Taronga project in New South Wales and Tellerhäuser in Germany. The projects provide exposure to potential future mine supply in two jurisdictions with different technical and permitting requirements.

Neither project is a commercial tin-producing operation. Development depends on completion of the relevant studies, approvals and funding.

LSE

$94M

Developer

Taronga project (Australia); Tellerhäuser project (Germany)

RMR.LAIM 🇬🇧
Explorer
Exploration
Explorer
Exploration
$22M
Rome Resources
HQ: 🇬🇧 United Kingdom Segment: Explorer Phase: Exploration Type: Hard-rock tin-polymetallic mineralization Resource Country: 🇨🇩 DRC
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Rome Resources is an AIM-listed explorer focused on the Kalayi and Mont Agoma deposits within the Bisie North project in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Its exploration targets tin and, at Mont Agoma, other metals including copper.

In April 2026, the company announced proposed increases in its interests in the DRC project companies, subject to final agreements. It also entered an option over early-stage mineral claims in New Brunswick, Canada.

AIM

$22M

Explorer

Bisie North tin project (North Kivu, DRC)

MINSURI1.LMBVL 🇵🇪
Integrated producer & refiner
Production
Integrated producer & refiner
Production
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Minsur
HQ: 🇵🇪 Peru Segment: Integrated producer & refiner Phase: Production Type: Hard-rock cassiterite and tailings Resource Country: 🇵🇪 Peru
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Minsur S.A. is a Peruvian mining company with tin, copper and gold exposure. Its Peruvian tin operations connect the San Rafael underground mine and B2 tailings-reprocessing plant with the Pisco smelter and refinery. The wider group includes the Mina Justa copper business.

MINSURI1 is Minsur’s non-voting investment-share class listed on the Lima Stock Exchange.

BVL

Not comparable across share classes

Integrated producer & refiner

San Rafael underground mine; B2 tailings plant; Pisco smelter and refinery (Peru)
Project phaseProductionDevelopmentExploration
Currency conversion rates
FX rates — September 24, 2026: 🇦🇺 USDAUD 1.426  ·  🇨🇦 USDCAD 1.414  ·  🇨🇳 USDCNY 6.704  ·  🇬🇧 GBPUSD 1.322  ·  🇮🇩 USDIDR 17,893  ·  🇲🇾 USDMYR 4.084  ·  🇵🇪 USDPEN 3.357

List Updates

Additions, removals and corrections are logged here as they happen. Market-cap data last refreshed September 24, 2026. Full changelog across all lists →

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DelistingJan 29, 2026
Cornish Metals completed its re-domiciliation to the United Kingdom, began trading on AIM as Cornish Metals plc and ceased its TSX Venture Exchange listing.

Tin Stocks — Investor FAQ

China was the largest mine producer in the USGS estimates for 2025. Indonesia was another leading producer, while Peru, Brazil, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Myanmar and Bolivia also supplied mined tin. Mine-production rankings differ from refinery rankings because smelters can process imported concentrate and recycled material.
Yunnan Tin Group ranked first in the 2025 refined-tin producer figures reported by USGS. That is a refinery ranking for the named group, not a ranking of attributable mine output or a measure of production owned solely by its listed subsidiary. A comparison of listed companies should separate mined tin, refined tin and ownership interests.
Solder is tin’s largest use. The International Tin Association estimated that it accounted for 51% of global tin use in 2023. Tin-rich solders connect electronic components and solar cells. Tin also has established uses in chemicals, tinplate, alloys and lead-acid batteries. Tin-based lithium-ion, sodium-ion and perovskite technologies are development opportunities rather than equivalent established sources of demand.
The London Metal Exchange tin contract is quoted in US dollars per tonne. Its physical contract lot is five tonnes of approved-brand metal with at least 99.85% tin purity. A concentrate producer’s realized revenue also depends on contained and payable tin, treatment terms, impurities and delivery costs; the LME quotation is not a price for each tonne of concentrate.
Tin supply can be interrupted by mine closures, conflict, licensing restrictions, processing outages and transport problems. The effects differ between mine supply and refined-metal availability: a smelter may source feed from several countries. Recycling provides another source of tin, but its availability and processing requirements differ from primary mine supply.
This directory selects publicly traded companies with an operating tin business or a named tin project central to their development strategy. It includes integrated refiners, mine producers, developers and explorers, and is not a complete inventory of every company with tin exposure. Project stage, ownership and other commodity businesses are shown separately. An uncompleted acquisition alone does not qualify a company; an existing tin business can qualify even when it also has a proposed transaction.
A tin miner extracts ore and processes it into concentrate. A smelter converts concentrate or secondary feed into refined metal. Integrated companies operate across these stages, while a custom smelter can process feed from other companies. Mine output and refinery output should not be added together as if they were separate final supplies: the same tin can pass through both stages.
A tin company’s returns depend on its assets, costs, financing and the price of tin, as well as other metals it produces. A producing mine, a custom smelter and an exploration project have different sources of revenue and risk. Compare ownership, operating status and funding needs before using company size as a guide to exposure. This directory describes listed businesses; it does not recommend a purchase.

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The principal commercial tin mineral. Cassiterite occurs in primary hard-rock deposits and in secondary alluvial or placer deposits formed after weathering and transport. Because it is dense and commonly liberated as discrete grains, gravity separation is widely used, often alongside crushing, grinding, flotation, magnetic separation or ore sorting depending on the deposit. Ore grade is normally reported as percentage tin (% Sn), not percentage cassiterite.
Cassiterite concentrated by erosion and water in river, coastal or offshore sediments. These deposits can be mined on land or offshore, including by dredges and production suction vessels. Their economics and environmental effects depend on depth, sediment conditions, recovery, rehabilitation, permitting and the degree of formalization; alluvial deposits should not automatically be assumed to be lower cost than hard-rock mines.
The upgraded mineral product produced after tin ore is processed. Concentrate grade varies materially by orebody and flowsheet; it is sold or transferred to a smelter, where cassiterite and other tin minerals are converted into refined metal. The miner’s realized value depends on contained and payable tin, treatment terms, impurities, freight and contract structure rather than the LME metal price alone.
Refined tin is metal produced by smelting and refining tin-bearing feed. The London Metal Exchange tin contract requires approved-brand metal with a minimum purity of 99.85% and a five-tonne lot size. Refined output can include tin recovered from recycled and other secondary material, as well as primary mine concentrate.
The mass of contained tin within a quantity of concentrate, not the gross weight of the concentrate itself. A parcel of 10,000 tonnes of concentrate at a grade of 60% Sn contains 6,000 tonnes of tin before smelting losses or commercial deductions. Mine production is conventionally reported on this contained-metal basis.
Mine production measures tin contained in ore or concentrate produced by mines. Refined production measures metal output from smelters and can include imported concentrates, purchased third-party feed and recycled material. Company and country rankings can therefore differ substantially depending on which measure is used.
Production means the company has an operating mining or processing business producing the relevant commodity. Development covers projects in studies, permitting, financing or construction; it does not mean construction is approved. Exploration covers geological investigation and resource definition. A company may own assets at several stages. Commissioning, ramp-up, care and maintenance, and regulatory blocks should be identified separately in the asset description.

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