Titan Mining Extends Kilbourne Graphite Resource, Targets Larger U.S. Supply Role

New updates have been reported about Graphite.

Titan Mining’s graphite business advances materially as new drilling at the Kilbourne deposit in New York confirms natural flake graphite mineralization up to 2,500 feet east of the current resource, indicating the system is larger and more scalable than reflected in the 2025 PEA mine plan. The company, the only end‑to‑end natural flake graphite producer in the U.S., has completed 80 drill holes in Phase 2, including 25 holes in the Kilbourne East zone, with assays from 16 holes showing grades consistent with the main deposit and supporting the case for resource expansion and a potentially longer mine life.

To move graphite resources up the confidence curve, Titan plans two additional drill holes and infill drilling at Kilbourne East to upgrade Inferred to Indicated resources for its ongoing feasibility study, while an integrated 2026 exploration program will use the graphite‑bearing UM2 horizon to guide both graphite and zinc targeting, maximizing capital efficiency. Historical intercepts of up to 2.2% Cg over 366 feet more than 2,000 feet east of Kilbourne East reinforce the potential for continued eastward growth, positioning Titan to strengthen domestic graphite supply for energy‑transition and industrial markets and providing optionality for future mine planning, development flexibility, and potential upside to cash flow once the expanded resource is incorporated into updated economic studies.