This week, $TMC's Matt Boulby and Kingston Process Metallurgy's James McNeice presented to a full house at the 64th Conference of Metallurgy and Materials in Calgary on our successful production of high-purity manganese sulfate from nodule-derived manganese silicate produced during pilot trials. The findings further demonstrate our capability to convert seafloor nodules into a wide variety of metal products and formats, including high-grade NiCuCo alloy, battery-grade sulfates, and a manganese silicate used in the production of silico-manganese alloy for steelmaking. #COM2026 #deepseamining
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Looking at the price right now, after being onboard for over 5 years, is painful — but the case has only gotten stronger and stronger And yes, it’s coming.. 📈
$TMC went from ~$5 to an ATH of $11.35 in under 40 days (9/7 → 10/13 2025). Proof of what happens when the narrative finally catches up with the fundamentals.
Patience > timing.
“increasing recognition that TMC represents one of the few advanced critical-minerals projects capable of simultaneously supplying four strategically important battery and industrial metals from a single, long-life resource.”
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I can’t stress this enough.
$TMC is the fastest path to actual mineral sovereignty the United States has right now.
While every traditional mine is still stuck in a 20-30 year permitting nightmare, TMC already has the only SEC compliant deep sea reserve ever filed, NOAA full compliance locked, Allseas production system signed, and the commercial recovery permit decision still tracking for Q1 2027.
Four critical metals in one rock. No digging. No blasting. Just vacuum the nodules and process them.
Capital, policy, and the processing partner (Mariana) are all lining up at the exact same time. This is the purest speed play in the entire critical minerals space.
(Not investment advice. High risk, high reward. Do your own work.)
@AmandaVandyke13 Amanda, totally agree 👍 but as a part of TMC case for many years - you sometime just gets a little inpatience 😂 thanks formmany good articles 🙏
An Incovenient Truth: Deep Sea Mining Will Likely Become the Lowest Impact Mining on the Planet
That sentence will make a lot of people uncomfortable.
For years we've been told deep sea mining is an environmental catastrophe waiting to happen. But what if we've been asking the wrong question?
The real comparison isn't deep sea mining vs. no mining.
It's deep sea mining vs. the land-based mining required to deliver exactly the same critical minerals.
When you compare them side by side, the evidence becomes surprisingly difficult to ignore:
• No deforestation.
• No communities displaced.
• No tailings dams.
• No acid mine drainage.
• And extraction from one of the lowest-biomass ecosystems on Earth.
Yet this is rarely how the debate is framed.
Instead, we're given an endless stream of hypothetical worst-case scenarios—while the very real impacts of expanding terrestrial mining are treated as business as usual.
This article asks an uncomfortable question:
Has the public debate around deep sea mining become driven more by fear than by comparative evidence?
Whether you support deep sea mining or oppose it, every decision involves trade-offs. The only honest question is which option causes the least overall harm.
Sometimes the most inconvenient truths are the ones worth discussing. @themetalsco
👇 Full article below.
https://t.co/1c0Eop7qx4
@figgy1million This is spot on 👍 I am all in on quite an amount, but this i my only concern. As I see it the gap to competitiors are not as big as TMC says 😜 so time matters 🙏but bought my first shares at 0.8, I hope waiting time is almost done🤞
@jaydero165273@gtbgtb@metalsroyaltyco It slightly reduces TMC’s future net revenues. However, TMC has the right to repurchase up to 75% of the royalty in two steps at an agreed capped return. If both buybacks are completed, the remaining royalty on NORI drops to just 0.5%. What’s not to like ???
@jaydero165273@gtbgtb@metalsroyaltyco But non dilutive on current shares 🙏and to just showcasing they will not go for split capital or other finance alternatives that bring current shareholders in a bad position? To me this is very positive - so please share more on “intentions are clear”