Tin’s Surging Price Gets Lost in the Rush
Tin is essential both to the manufacture of many electronic components and to the performance of the devices that contain them – yet, compared to other elements, it has been somewhat forgotten.
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Metals X Limited
Metals X is Australia’s largest tin producer, the owner of the Nifty Copper Operation and holds a portfolio of assets from exploration to development including the world class Wingellina Nickel-Cobalt Project.
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Metals X Unveils “Strategic Review” Of Mothballed Mines
Shares in copper and tin miner, Metals X have fallen to historical lows after appointing Canaccord Genuity and Hartleys to review the company's copper mines including the Nifty and Maroochydore projects.
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Red Ink Marks The Spot At Metals X
The 2019-20 interim results for Metals X look like being stained with red ink after a gloomy trading update and downgrade on Wednesday and the 33% plus plunge in the share price on Wednesday got it right.
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Metals X Halts Operations At Nifty Copper Mine
Nearly 300 jobs will go after Copper miner Metals X says it will immediately suspend operations at its Nifty Copper Mine in the eastern outback of Western Australia (near where Newcrest’s Telfer gold and copper mine is located and the recent copper, gold and silver strike by Rio Tinto).
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MLX – Macquarie rates the stock as Outperform
The company's re-set plan for Nifty provides a path to profitability and is split into two phases over three years. Production and costs are below Macquarie's forecasts, which drives a weaker earnings outlook.
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MLX – Macquarie rates the stock as Outperform
The share price has fallen more than -40% in 2019, which Macquarie attributes to a number of operating issues and production downgrades at Nifty.
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Tin Miners Set For Better Times In 2019?
Tin might be one of the world’s most strategic metals, but it’s not reflected in the price of the commodity. But with supply issues looming, this could well change in 2019.
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