At a quick glance, the regions already responsible for the majority of tin mining already, where smaller scale mining has been put on the back burner, or not considered, due to either ( at the time) uneconomical supply chain logistics, or because ROI was not stable.
Continued high prices will allow the current producers to bring them online.
Also, other areas where exploration has shown evidence of the presence of stannum, but other minerals were the primary aim at the time.
Tonnage can be extracted, once a stable, +45 tin price is held.
Then, areas that are known to harbour tin deposits, but are currently geologically or politically unstable, will definitely have a pen run over the numbers, especially once the mineral has stable orders.
China too is always the big player that holds it's card close to it's chest. Some opinion tells that they withhold supply to float the prices, so the MIGHT be the possibility of supply being provided, once ppt is at an acceptably profitable level.
Again, much is hyperdependant on infrastructure bring built , but many small scale, upcoming mines, primarily in Africa, will come online, once the price is continually supported...
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