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Titan Mining Appoints Ashley Kates as its Interim CFO Effective May 22

Titan Mining (TI.TO) appointed Ashley Kates as its Interim Chief Financial Officer following Kevin Hart's decision to resign for personal reasons, and Matthew Melnyk as its Vice President of Geology and Exploration, effective May 22, it said on Friday.Melnyk, who is a Certified Professional Geologist with over 25 years of mineral exploration experience across the Americas, Africa and Australia, most recently served as Manager of Project Evaluations for Agnico Eagle's (AEM.TO, AEM) Southern Business Unit.Kates has more than 15 years of experience across public company reporting, financial management and operational finance within the mining sector, the company said.Shares of the company closed up 0.3% to $3.29 on Thursday on the Toronto Stock Exchange.

Titan Says Kevin Hart Has Resigned For Personal Reasons

Titan Appoints Matthew Melnyk as Vice President, Geology and Exploration, and Ms. Ashley Kates, as Interim Chief Financial Officer, effective May 22, 2026

Titan Providing Update on Management Changes

Titan Mining to Collaborate with Teck Resources on Germanium Recovery from Empire State Mines

Titan Mining (TI.TO) has entered into a cooperation agreement with Teck Resources (TECK-B.TO, TECK-A.TO) to evaluate the recovery of germanium from existing processing streams at the Empire State Mines, the company said on Wednesday.Germanium recovery could potentially become a new significant revenue opportunity and support domestic supply of materials essential for defense, semi-conductors and chip manufacturing.The cooperation agreement contemplates evaluation of the potential for about 13,000 kilograms per year of contained germanium within existing ESM process streams.Germanium is hosted in material currently reporting to waste streams, offering a pathway to recovery from existing operations with no additional mining or expansion of infrastructure required.Teck's Trail operations is the only commercial-scale facility in North America recovering germanium from primary sources.

Titan and Teck Initiative Targets "Potential Substantial" Cash Flow From Prior Unprocessed Materials With No Additional Mining Required

Titan Mining Enters into Cooperation Agreement with Teck's Trail Operations to Evaluate Germanium Recovery from Existing Mine Waste Streams

Titan Mining Up 4.7% In US Premarket As Cites "Significant Potential" To Expand Kilbourne

Titan Mining (TI.TO) was at last look up 4.7% in US premarket trade Thursday after it reported drill results confirming graphite mineralization up to 2,500 feet east of the current Kilbourne resource boundary, highlighting the "significant potential" to expand the deposit beyond the 2025 preliminary economic assessment mine plan.It also provided an update on its germanium-related activities and detailed a 2026 exploration program across graphite and zinc.Titan said Kilbourne East drilling confirms stratabound graphite continuity up to 2,500 ft east of the conceptual pit design, "supporting meaningful eastward potential mineral resource estimate expansion" and mine life extension beyond the 13-year base case established in the 2025 PEA.Highlights of the results include 255.1 ft at 3.0% graphitic carbon from 57.9 ft to 313.0 ft, including 97.0 ft at 3.5% Cg from 200.0 ft to 297.0 ft. This is the widest intersection recorded in the eastern extension to date."These results reinforce our conviction that Kilbourne is a larger and more scalable graphite system than reflected in the current mineral resource estimate footprint," said Rita Adiani, president and chief executive officer of Titan. "We are seeing continuity of mineralization beyond the existing boundary, with grades consistent with the main deposit, which supports the potential for resource expansion, longer mine life and increased development flexibility. At the same time, our 2026 exploration strategy is designed to unlock additional value across graphite and zinc through a disciplined exploration approach."Among highlights, Titan said germanium within existing process streams at Empire State Mines is found to be predominantly associated with mica and other gangue materials rather than sulphides."This is an important finding which defines the recovery approach and provides potential for additional cash flow opportunities incremental to the existing zinc operation," it added.The company's 2026 exploration program advances graphite, zinc and critical mineral targets across its 120,000-acre land package. Regional zinc targets include Bend, Moss Ridge and Bostwick.About 20,000 feet of drilling is planned across these targets. At Bend, work will focus on geochemical refinement and follow-up drilling. About 2,000 ft of drilling is planned for Moss Ridge, and about 1,500 ft of drilling for Bostwick.Shares in Titan were down $0.14 or 3.5% at $3.92 in Canada, and down 4% in the US yesterday.

Titan Extending Kilbourne Graphite Mineralization, Advancing Germanium and 2026 Multi-Commodity Exploration Strategy