Titan Mining Receives NYSE American Pre-Clearance for U.S. Listing

Titan Mining announced on October 30, 2025, that it has received pre-clearance from the NYSE American exchange for its planned U.S. listing under the new ticker symbol "TII". The listing is expected to occur in the third week of November 2025, pending final approvals.

In conjunction with the listing, the company will implement a 1.5-for-1 share consolidation, effective November 3, 2025. This will reduce the number of issued and outstanding shares from approximately 137.2 million to 91.5 million. All outstanding stock options and warrants will be adjusted proportionally. CEO Rita Adiani stated the listing will expand Titan's reach to U.S. investors and position the company as a key player in America's critical-materials ecosystem.

This news is the execution of a previously announced strategy and is a positive, albeit routine, development. The plan to list on a U.S. exchange was first announced on September 8, 2025, and the specific 1.5:1 consolidation ratio was detailed on October 27, 2025. Therefore, this announcement provides confirmation of progress rather than new, market-moving information.

The strategic rationale for the listing is sound; it aims to increase liquidity and provide access to a larger pool of U.S. investors who are increasingly focused on domestic critical mineral supply chains. This aligns perfectly with the company's transformation over the past year.

Reviewing the historical news provides critical context: - Late 2024 - Early 2025: Titan was primarily a zinc producer focused on optimizing its Empire State Mine (ESM), repaying debt, and defining a maiden resource for its adjacent Kilbourne graphite project. - Mid-2025: The company's narrative shifted dramatically towards becoming a U.S. critical minerals supplier. Key events included starting construction of a graphite demonstration plant (May 20), securing a US$15.8 million loan from the U.S. Export-Import (EXIM) Bank for zinc expansion (June 19), and producing excellent metallurgical results for its graphite (August 28). - Q3-Q4 2025 Catalysts: The story accelerated significantly with three major de-risking events: 1. Management/Strategy: A new CEO, Rita Adiani, was appointed with a clear mandate to commercialize the graphite project and list in the U.S. (September 8). 2. Financing: Titan received a non-binding Letter of Interest (LOI) from the U.S. EXIM Bank for up to US$120 million to finance the commercial graphite facility (October 7). This was a game-changing development that significantly reduced financing risk and provided government validation. 3. New Discovery: The company announced the discovery of significant Germanium concentrations in its existing zinc processing circuit, adding another potential high-value, low-cost revenue stream (October 20).

The current news of NYSE pre-clearance is a direct follow-through on the strategy outlined in September. While the U.S. listing is important for the company's long-term valuation and access to capital, the market has already reacted to the more fundamental catalysts of the EXIM Bank LOI and the germanium discovery, which drove the stock from ~$1.50 to a high of $3.17 in October. This news helps solidify those gains by demonstrating management's ability to execute its plans. The share consolidation is a mechanical necessity for the listing and is neutral in this context.

Titan Mining Corporation is a U.S.-based critical minerals company. It currently operates the Empire State Mine (ESM) in New York, a producing zinc mine. The company's flagship growth initiative is the Kilbourne Graphite Project, which is adjacent to the ESM. Titan aims to fast-track Kilbourne to become the United States' first fully integrated, end-to-end producer of natural flake graphite in over 70 years. This project is supported by existing infrastructure and a skilled workforce from the zinc operations. A third asset is the recently discovered Germanium mineralization within the ESM's processing stream, which offers another potential critical mineral revenue source. All properties appear to be royalty-free based on the provided filings.