Cornish Metals raises £135 million to develop South Crofty tin mine

By Public Technologies
  • Cornish Metals completed a £135 million fundraising on October 23, 2026, to develop its South Crofty tin project.
  • The financing package includes proceeds from a US$210 million Nordic Bond issued in May 2026.
  • Funding is now complete for construction through first tin production, targeted for mid-2028.
  • Glencore agreed to buy 100% of South Crofty's tin concentrate production under a six-year offtake agreement.
  • The fundraising drew support from existing investors Vision Blue Resources and National Wealth Fund, with Glencore and Leonidsport joining as new investors.


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