Titan Mining Q1 net loss widens to USD 13.34 million; revenue rises 22% to USD 19.6 million
- Titan Mining posted Q1 revenue of USD 19.6 million, up 22% from Q1 2025, while net loss before tax widened to USD 13.34 million.
- Adjusted EBITDA rose to USD 3.9 million from USD 2.68 million a year earlier, while C1 cash costs came in at USD 0.98 per lb and AISC at USD 1.01 per lb.
- Payable zinc production totaled 14 million lbs, while average realized zinc price increased to USD 1.47 per lb from USD 1.29 per lb in Q1 2025.
- Net loss was primarily driven by a non-cash fair value loss of USD 13.19 million on derivative financial instruments.
- Kilbourne Graphite Project began initial graphite concentrate shipments for customer qualification; CEO Rita Adiani said Titan is generating cash flow while building a U.S. critical minerals supply platform, with evaluation work advancing on potential germanium recovery from existing process streams.
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