GOUVERNEUR, N.Y., Aug. 20, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Titan Mining Corporation (TSX:TI, OTCQB: TIMCF) (“Titan” or the “Company”) announces that all matters presented for approval at Titan’s annual meeting of shareholders held today, as more particularly set out in the Company’s Management Information Circular dated July 9, 2025, have been approved. A summary of the results for the election of Titan’s Board of Directors is provided below:  Name of NomineeVotes ForVotes AgainstVotes WithheldNumber%Number%Number ...

Core Viewpoint - Titan Mining Corporation is advancing its Kilbourne Graphite Project, aiming to become the first fully integrated U.S. graphite producer in over 70 years, with operational readiness targeted for Q4 2025 [1][5]. Company Updates - The recent installation of the ball mill marks a significant milestone towards operational readiness [3]. - Over 50% of major equipment has been delivered, with installation set to begin in August 2025 and commissioning targeted for Q4 2025 [5]. - All key operating permits have been secured, with sales qualification aimed for Q1 2026 [5]. Market Positioning - Titan is positioned to provide a secure, tariff-free source of U.S.-produced graphite amidst rising global trade restrictions and tariffs on imports [4][5]. - The company emphasizes its commitment to utilizing U.S.-sourced equipment and maintaining a skilled domestic workforce to enhance supply chain reliability [4]. Resource Potential - The current resource at Kilbourne represents only 8,300 ft of a known total strike length of 25,000 ft, indicating significant resource expansion potential to meet U.S. natural flake graphite demand [4]. - The Kilbourne Graphite Project is expected to meet a majority of projected U.S. graphite demand in key sectors, showcasing its scalability [5]. Strategic Advantages - Titan leverages existing infrastructure, including a skilled workforce of over 135 personnel, on-site power, and logistics networks to expedite readiness [5]. - The company focuses on sourcing over 90% of its equipment from North America, primarily the United States, supporting domestic manufacturing [5].