First Tin (1SN) Investor presentation summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Investor presentation summary
1 Apr, 2026Strategic positioning and project portfolio
Holds 100% ownership of two advanced tin projects in Germany and Australia, both in low-risk OECD jurisdictions with existing infrastructure, ensuring secure supply of critical minerals.
Projects include Taronga (Australia) and Tellerhäuser (Germany), both located in historic mining districts with significant resource bases and long-term mining licenses.
Taronga has completed a Definitive Feasibility Study (DFS) and Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), while Tellerhäuser has a Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS) and mining license valid until 2070.
Resource base totals 367,600 tonnes of contained tin, making it the largest undeveloped OECD tin resource and second largest globally outside China.
Market dynamics and tin fundamentals
Tin demand is driven by its critical role in electronics, energy transition, and digital transformation, with over 50% used in solder for electronics.
Tin is designated as a critical or strategic mineral in major economies, including the USA, EU, China, and Australia.
Global tin supply is unreliable and has stagnated, with recent production disruptions in Indonesia, Myanmar, Peru, and the DRC, leading to an estimated 8% decrease in mine production in 2024.
Tin prices have responded to tightening supply, with significant price increases and volatility observed over the past year.
Project economics and development milestones
Taronga offers low-risk, low-cost, open pit mining with a 1:1 strip ratio, simple mineralogy, and solar/gas power, supporting attractive project economics.
Taronga's DFS indicates a pre-tax NPV of up to AUD 645m with significant upside from resource conversion, process optimization, and higher tin prices.
Project financing is supported by a US$120m letter of intent from EXIM Bank, with key approvals and land ownership in place.
Taronga also shows potential for silver and copper recovery from sulphide tailings, with ongoing metallurgical testwork and resource updates planned.
Latest events from First Tin
- Advanced permitting, resource upgrades, and strong cash position amid robust tin market conditions.1SN
H1 20262 Apr 2026 - Major permitting milestones and strong tin market fundamentals drive value and growth potential.1SN
H2 20252 Apr 2026 - GBP 10m raised, strong cash position, and key permitting progress in Australia and Germany.1SN
H1 20251 Apr 2026 - Resource base expanded, funding secured, and flagship projects advance toward development.1SN
Transition Period1 Apr 2026 - Large, low-cost tin projects in secure jurisdictions offer strong growth and re-rating potential.1SN
Company presentation1 Apr 2026 - Low-cost, ESG-focused tin projects in secure jurisdictions offer strong leverage to rising demand.1SN
Corporate presentation1 Apr 2026 - Advanced tin projects in stable regions target growing supply deficits with strong economics.1SN
Corporate presentation1 Apr 2026 - Large, low-risk tin projects in secure jurisdictions target supply deficits and strong demand.1SN
Investor presentation1 Apr 2026