Titan Mining (TSX: $TI) has had another great year of positive momentum. The mining firm delivered 25.4% year-over-year growth in profit over the past five years and has recently turned profitable. Shares closed trading on Thursday, December 18, 2025, at CA$3.4, a 12.58% increase over the previous close.
$15 Million Capital Injection
On December 18, 2025, Titan Mining (TSX: $TI) announced that it had secured a $15 million investment to develop its natural flake graphite mine in Kilbourne, New York state.
According to the press release, the investment is structured as a private placement of 6,666,666 special warrants at US$2.25 per warrant. Each of these warrants will convert into a common share, and one purchase warrant, with the purchase warrants exercisable in two tranches, at a premium of 35% and 65% of the issue price.
The funding, coupled with the previous announcement of $5.5 million support from the US Exim Bank, will go towards completing the Kilbourne Graphite Feasibility Study, expected in 2026. After that, the project will advance towards active construction.
The exclusive placement agent for the offering is Maxim Group LLC. Titan Mining currently produces zinc concentrate at its upstate New York mine, and aims to become the first end-to-end natural flake graphite producer in the US in 70 years. Natural flake graphite is a part of the critical mineral supply chain, with applications in various sectors, including battery production for EVs.
The securities offered are not registered under the US Securities Act of 1993, and are not offered or sold in the US, absent any applicable exemptions or registration.
Other Recent Developments
Titan Mining recently announced it had begun ore feeding at the Kilbourne graphite demonstration plant. This is an important step toward natural flake graphite production in the US after a pause of over 70 years. The stock has also recently been listed on the NYSE American exchange, under the TII symbol, a transition from the OTCQB market, while maintaining its TSX listing.
Market Performance
Following the announcement of the capital injection, Titan Mining ($TI) closed 12.58% higher at CA$3.40 per share. The stock has been one of the biggest gainers of 2025, rising 668.36% year to date, and up 271.58% in the past 6 months. Over the past 12 months, the stock has gained 695.32%.
Looking at the valuation, Titan Mining has a trailing P/E ratio of 18.27, which is lower than the trailing P/E ratio for the Canadian Metals and Mining industry of around 48.1x. Furthermore, it has a Price/Sales ratio of 3.27, which is lower than the industry’s 3-year average of 8.4. That signals that Titan Mining (TSX: $TI) is potentially underpriced.
Is Titan Mining (TSX: $TI) A Buy In 2025?
With strong fundamentals, a massive inflow of investor capital, and a favorable valuation, adding $TI shares to your portfolio could potentially be a great move in the medium term.
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