Tincorp Metals, Inc. engages in recommencing activities of exploration and development of the Tagish Lake Gold Project. The company is headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia. The company went IPO on 2020-11-25. The firm owns 100% of its Porvenir Project and has an agreement to acquire a 100% interest in the nearby SF Project, both located 70 kilometers (km) southeast of Oruro, Bolivia. The Porvenir polymetallic tin-zinc-silver (Sn-Zn-Ag) project is situated in the center of the Bolivian Tin belt, 65 km southeast of the city of Oruro, in the Oruro department. The project is only 15 km south of the Huanuni Mine, Bolivia’s tin mine. The SF Tin Project permit (AMC) covers an area of approximately two km2 in the Potosi department of Bolivia. The project is accessed by 72 km paved road from Oruro city, followed by a five km gravel road, and it is only 15 km north-west to the Llallagua deposit.
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TINFF stock price ended at $0.32 on 星期五, after rising 3.23%
On the latest trading day Feb 06, 2026, the stock price of TINFF rose by 3.23%, climbing from $0.32 to $0.32. During the session, the stock saw a volatility of 3.23%, with prices oscillating between a daily low of $0.31 and a high of $0.32. Notably, trading volume dropped by 917 shares on the last day despite the price increase, which may signal a potential uptick in risk in the near term. A total of 2.2K shares were traded, equating to a market value of approximately $22.7M.