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When people think about tin and the energy transition, solar cells are not usually the first application that comes to mind. Yet one US company is demonstrating how advanced tin-based materials could help enable next-generation solar technologies while opening the door to entirely new markets for tin.
Kentucky-based Sofab Inks has developed a proprietary tin oxide (SnO...
Yunnan Tin, the world’s largest producer of refined tin, has announced its intention to bid for fellow Chinese tin smelter Chifeng Dajingzi Tin Industry Company, a subsidiary of state-owned China Nonferrous Metal Mining Group (CNMC).
The bid is a part of an auction for 100% equity of the Inner Mongolia-based company, which has a production capacity of 5,000 ton...
The world’s tin industry gathered in Seville, Spain this week for the International Tin Conference to discuss tin’s strategic role in a changing world.
More than 260 delegates from 35 countries met from 19-21 May for discussions across responsible sourcing, critical minerals policy, market trends, future supply security, and innovative tin technologies.
Internat...
SEVILLE, SPAIN — The 2026 International Tin Conference in Seville opened with a forward-looking keynote by Mariano Pero, Chairman of the International Tin Association (ITA) and General Manager at Operaciones Metalurgicas S.A. (OMSA) in Bolivia. Addressing an audience composed of industry leaders, Pero emphasized tin’s strategic role in a changing world.
With the global...
The world’s largest exporter of refined tin has proposed raising the rates in its progressive royalty system to up to 20% following last year’s restructuring of mining royalties.
Alongside increases to other minerals, the proposal by Indonesia’s Ministry of Energy & Mineral Resources (ESDM) would see tin’s highest royalty band doubled from 10% at prices ove...