Titan Mining has validated its Kilbourne Graphite Project flowsheet, achieving battery-grade spherical graphite with 99.99% Fixed Carbon purity. Locked-cycle flotation testing produced a 95.9% C(t) concentrate at 91.4% recovery, exceeding previous PEA design assumptions.
Titan Mining Corporation announced the confirmation of district-wide germanium enrichment at its Empire State Mines property in upstate New York. A characterization sampling program revealed elevated germanium grades in both primary zinc ore bodies and historic tailings facilities, with individual samples reaching up to 85.6 ppm. While these results are exploratory and do not constitute a mineral resource estimate for germanium, they establish the metal as a widespread characteristic of the mineral system and identify priority targets for future work, leveraging germanium's status as a critical mineral with high market prices.
Titan Mining Corporation announced drill results extending graphite mineralization at its Kilbourne East zone up to 2,500 feet beyond the current resource boundary, with grades consistent with the main deposit. Notable intercepts include 77.8 m at 3.0% Cg in hole KX26-077 and 28.1 m at 3.1% Cg in hole KX26-079, supporting significant resource expansion and mine life extension. The company also provided an update on germanium, confirming its presence in waste streams as a potential new cash flow opportunity, and outlined its 2026 multi-commodity exploration program for graphite and zinc.
Titan Mining reported record zinc production for 2025 at its Empire State Mines, with full-year production up 8% to 64.3 million payable pounds. The company also highlighted progress at the Kilbourne Graphite Project, including the launch of a Feasibility Study and the commissioning of a demonstration facility.
Titan Mining has launched a fully-funded Feasibility Study for its 40,000 tpa Kilbourne Graphite Project in New York and has begun shipping graphite concentrate from its demonstration facility. The project is supported by EXIM Bank and aims to address U.S. reliance on graphite imports.
