From GlobeNewswire: 2025-06-04 02:00:00

Cornish Metals Inc. is progressing with its South Crofty tin project in Cornwall, UK, by placing orders for two winders. Qualter Hall & Company Limited will supply the winders, with one for production and the other for service. The company has also engaged Technical Management Group Ltd for project management consulting services.

The service winder ordered has a hoisting capacity of 12,500kg gross at a speed of up to 7.3 m/s. The production winder has a maximum hoisting capacity of 11,500kg gross at a speed of up to 7.9 m/s. These winders are crucial for the project’s development and production activities at South Crofty.

Cornish Metals has appointed TMG to provide project management consulting services for the South Crofty project. TMG specializes in project management for the mining, energy, and infrastructure sectors, ensuring project success through experienced professionals who will work alongside the Cornish Metals team.

Don Turvey, CEO of Cornish Metals, emphasized the importance of the winders for the project’s progression and the engagement of TMG to bolster the project development team. Qualter Hall expressed pride in supporting the South Crofty project, highlighting their expertise in mining infrastructure design and delivery.

Kenny MacEwen, President of TMG, emphasized the importance of assembling the right team for project success at South Crofty. The project aims to bring structure, discipline, and momentum to ensure a modern mining operation ready to thrive. South Crofty is set to become a primary tin producer in Europe and North America.

Cornish Metals is advancing the South Crofty tin project towards production, benefitting from existing mine infrastructure and strong local support. The project has the potential to generate up to 320 direct jobs and would be a significant tin producer in critical need due to its use in electronic devices. Investors can engage directly with the company through their investor hub.



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