Establishing sustainable tin production & processing
from the Tellerhäuser Project in Saxony, Germany & the
Taronga Project in New South Wales, Australia
Tin is a critical, yet often forgotten, clean energy metal. A decarbonised future of electric transportation and renewable power grids, relies on circuit boards which require large amounts of solder, and therefore tin.
Yet ninety seven percent of global tin supply is from emerging and developing economies – forty percent from artisanal mining which has devastating effects on the environment.
First Tin is focussed on sustainable development of hard rock tin assets in Tier 1 jurisdictions, to support the global clean energy transition, with an ethos to “leave no trace” on the environment.
Low-Waste
Multi product stream from aggregates to concentrates.
Low-Carbon
Renewable hydro-electric power, carbon credit off-set
Mine-to-Smelter
Assured provenance, traceable, ESG-compliant supply of critical raw material
Tellerhäuser Project
53,000t
Contained Tin
500m
INTERNAL SHAFT
7.8km
MAIN ADIT
Taronga Project
57,000t
CONTAINED TIN
27,000t
CONTAINED COPPER
4.4Moz
SILVER
Gottesberg Project
57,000t
CONTAINED TIN
38,000t
CONTAINED COPPER
Auersberg Project
OVER 40,000t TIN*
HISTORICAL NON-JORC COMPLIANT ESTIMATE
*by the Saxony Ministry of the Economy & Work
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