Titan Mining Corporation (TSX: TI) or (OTCQB: TIMCF)

A Compelling Investment Opportunity in Zinc and Critical Minerals

Titan Mining Corporation (TSX: TI) has emerged as a standout investment opportunity in the metals and mining sector, combining operational excellence in zinc production with strategic positioning in critical minerals like graphite.

Financial Health and Deleveraging Momentum

Titan has been repaying debt and trades with a current enterprise value at $0.56 per share of only 1.20x revenue.

Operational Growth: Zinc Production Expansion

Titan's Empire State Mines in New York saw its zinc production increase by 56% last quarter on a year-over-year basis.

Cost Leadership

Projected 2025 C1 cash costs of $0.89–$0.96/lb and AISC of $0.98–$1.05 position Titan well among peers, especially with zinc prices projected to rise.

Strategic Graphite Discovery

Titan has discovered a near-surface graphite deposit at the Kilbourne Project, within 1 mile of its Empire State Mines processing plant.

Construction of Graphite Demonstration Plant

The company is building a commercial demonstration plant to process the newly discovered graphite. Here's why that's exciting:

• Product Qualification: The plant will produce graphite concentrate for testing by U.S.-based customers, including potential EV battery makers.
• Proving the Process: It helps Titan fine-tune their production methods before scaling up to full commercial operations.
• Customer Engagement: Titan can start conversations and build partnerships with buyers based on real product samples.
• Strategic Resource: The U.S. currently imports 100% of its natural graphite. This is a chance to lead in building a domestic supply chain.

Location Advantage

Titan controls 80,000 acres of mineral rights in New York. The Kilbourne graphite discovery aligns with U.S. critical mineral strategies and may make Titan the first U.S.-based commercial graphite producer.

Leadership

Executive Chairman Richard Warke has achieved $4.5 billion in successful exits over the last 15 years consistently achieving huge returns for shareholders.

CEO Donald Taylor previously discovered Arizona Mining's Taylor Deposit leading to a $2.1 billion sale to South32 for a gain of 1,576% from NIA's suggestion price.

Market Tailwinds

Global zinc inventories are near multi-year lows while supply growth lags. Titan’s leverage to rising zinc prices could significantly boost EBITDA. A 10% zinc price increase may lift EBITDA by 25%.

Conclusion

Titan Mining Corporation (TSX: TI) represents a rare blend of value and growth. Its zinc expansion, graphite discovery, undervalued stock, and U.S.-based production advantage make it one of the most compelling resource investments of 2025.

United States Antimony Corporation (UAMY) is America's only producer of antimony and it closed yesterday at a new all-time high of $3.49 per share for a gain of 1,339.18% from one year ago. With Titan about to become America's only producer of graphite, look for it to make similar and potentially much larger gains than UAMY.

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