First Tin (1SN) H2 2026 earnings summary
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H2 2026 earnings summary
30 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY26 focused on advancing Taronga in Australia through resource conversion, feasibility work and permitting; German projects remained a longer-term growth platform.
The portfolio’s stated purpose is to develop traceable tin supply in Australia and Germany, both OECD jurisdictions, while addressing structural supply constraints.
Financial highlights
FY26 loss after tax was £1.469m versus £1.554m in FY25; operating loss was £1.572m versus £1.704m.
Net assets rose to £50.285m from £44.309m; cash was £6.128m versus £6.374m at 30 June 2026 and 2025, respectively.
Exploration and evaluation asset purchases were £4.642m versus £2.733m; net operating cash outflow was £1.428m.
Outlook and guidance
Taronga development approval was expected during 2026; priorities are to advance project financing and offtake discussions ahead of construction, alongside German studies, permitting and exploration.
Taronga’s conceptual Phase 2 extension indicates a possible 4–11 additional mine years and 11–26kt additional tin sold, subject to resource scenario and future permitting.
Additional funding is forecast to be required in Spring 2027 for working capital; the Board expected to raise sufficient funds, but future funding remains uncertain.
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