CRITICAL METALS FOR A HARMONIOUS FUTURE
Tin is the critical metal that serves as the glue holding together our increasingly electrified and digitized lives
Why T1n Mining?
Tin: The Dark Horse of Critical Metals
Oortsog Ovoo: One of the most prospective tin projects in the world
Mongolia: The Beacon of Democracy in North Asia
- In 2018, Rio Tinto commissioned a study by MIT which concluded that tin is the metal most affected by new technologies, ahead of lithium and cobalt.
- Solar panels are not possible without tin ribbons -- this demand will grow at 14% CAGR.
- Tin use in battery technologies has gone from none to 7% of total consumption in the past decade and coul
- In 2018, Rio Tinto commissioned a study by MIT which concluded that tin is the metal most affected by new technologies, ahead of lithium and cobalt.
- Solar panels are not possible without tin ribbons -- this demand will grow at 14% CAGR.
- Tin use in battery technologies has gone from none to 7% of total consumption in the past decade and could skyrocket with proliferation of sodium-ion batteries with tin as anode
- 50,000 tpa of additional tin is needed by 2030, with current assumptions. Sodium-ion batteries may increase demand several-fold
- A billion dollars of new investments in tin production are needed to meet demand by 2030.
Source: International Tin Association
Mongolia: The Beacon of Democracy in North Asia
Oortsog Ovoo: One of the most prospective tin projects in the world
Mongolia: The Beacon of Democracy in North Asia
- In 1206, Genghis Khan united disparate nomadic tribes into a consolidated nation, setting the foundations of the modern country of Mongolia.
- In 1990, the country had a peaceful transition from a communist system to a Western-style democracy and never looked back.
- Since, Mongolia has had peaceful transfers of power without interruptions for
- In 1206, Genghis Khan united disparate nomadic tribes into a consolidated nation, setting the foundations of the modern country of Mongolia.
- In 1990, the country had a peaceful transition from a communist system to a Western-style democracy and never looked back.
- Since, Mongolia has had peaceful transfers of power without interruptions for over three decades.
- It has a homogenous population, 95% composed of ethnic Mongols, making it devoid of ethnic or religious conflicts.
- Mongolia is an ESG-friendly source of critical metals and is in the process of putting Certificates of Origin (COOs) on blockchain
- Mining is its most important economic sector, contributing +30% of GDP*.
* Ministry of Mineral Resources & Energy of Mongolia
Oortsog Ovoo: One of the most prospective tin projects in the world
Oortsog Ovoo: One of the most prospective tin projects in the world
Oortsog Ovoo: One of the most prospective tin projects in the world
- T1n Mining is a Canadian corporation, majority-owned by Mongolians with US and Canadian ties.
- High grade -- 0.65% tin (Sn) ore with high grade iron (Fe) concentrate as a potential byproduct.
- Open-pittable -- all known mineralization is from surface down to 110 m (360 ft) only.
- Historic resource -- 47kt of Sn. NI 43-101 compliant resource is
- T1n Mining is a Canadian corporation, majority-owned by Mongolians with US and Canadian ties.
- High grade -- 0.65% tin (Sn) ore with high grade iron (Fe) concentrate as a potential byproduct.
- Open-pittable -- all known mineralization is from surface down to 110 m (360 ft) only.
- Historic resource -- 47kt of Sn. NI 43-101 compliant resource is almost complete.
- Significant exploration potential among multiple mineralized zones.
- Access to infrastructure -- 5-hour drive from Ulaanbaatar, 100 km from rail port, 35 kv power line on property.
- Metallurgical works indicate ability to recover 88%-92% of tin into stannous chloride, a valuable chemical.
- Conventional metallurgy generates +50% Sn concentrate at 50% recoveries, subject to further improvements.