Tintina Mines Limited completes continuance to British Columbia
Tintina Mines Limited (“Tintina” or the “Company”) (TSXV: TTS) has completed a key step in its corporate reorganization. The Company has continued out of the Canada Business Corporations Act and is now governed by the Business Corporations Act of British Columbia. This change, effective September 9, represents a deliberate move to align the Company’s structure with a jurisdiction widely used by resource issuers and to support how the business is managed and overseen.
Shareholder approval and what it means
The continuance was approved by a strong affirmative vote of shareholders at the annual general and special meeting held on June 26. That outcome signals clear support for management’s plan and confirms that the shift fits with Tintina’s broader strategy. In short: shareholders weighed the options and chose the path they believe best positions the Company for its next phase.
What the continuance changes
The continuance is intended to give Tintina a more adaptable operating framework while remaining fully compliant with British Columbia’s corporate requirements—a regime long recognized for accommodating mining and resource development companies. Further information about the continuance, including its mechanics and expected implications, is set out in the management information circular provided to shareholders in advance of the Meeting.
Track record and focus
For more than twenty years, Tintina has worked in the junior mining space, concentrating on the acquisition, exploration, and development of base and precious metals properties. The Company’s efforts are centered in Canada and Chile, reflecting a disciplined approach to building and advancing a portfolio that matches its technical and geographic focus. That focus—find, explore, and advance—has guided how capital is allocated and how projects move from idea to drill program to potential development.
Portfolio today and near?term prospects
Today, Tintina holds two properties in Yukon and five properties in Chile. The Chilean properties are managed through its affiliate, Andean Belt Resources. The Company’s acquisition of a majority stake in Andean Belt Resources marked a strategic milestone: it tightened alignment across the Chilean portfolio, strengthened Tintina’s position in a key jurisdiction, and aimed to deliver greater long?term value to shareholders. With its new corporate framework in place, the Company intends to keep building on that foundation—advancing exploration, sharpening priorities across the portfolio, and positioning itself to capture opportunities when market conditions allow.
Market presence
Tintina’s common shares trade on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol “TTS.” By moving under British Columbia’s corporate statute, the Company expects to engage investors with a governance framework familiar to the Canadian resource market. The transition is expected to support ongoing access to capital and potential financing avenues while maintaining a clear and transparent approach to oversight.
Contact Tintina Mines Limited
For more information about Tintina’s operations or upcoming plans, please contact:
Mr. Jing Peng
82 Richmond Street East
Toronto, Ontario
M5C 1P1
Phone: (416) 848-9888
Email: jpeng@marrellisupport.ca
Frequently Asked Questions
What does it mean that Tintina “continued” to British Columbia?
Continuance is a corporate process that changes the law under which a company is governed. Tintina has moved from the Canada Business Corporations Act to the Business Corporations Act of British Columbia, a statute widely used by resource issuers, to support its governance and operational needs.
When did the change take effect?
The continuance was effective as of September 9. That’s the date on which Tintina began operating under the Business Corporations Act of British Columbia.
How did shareholders weigh in on the decision?
Shareholders approved the continuance by a strong affirmative vote at the annual general and special meeting held on June 26, reflecting support for management’s direction.
What assets are currently in Tintina’s portfolio?
The Company holds two properties in Yukon and five in Chile. The Chilean properties are overseen through its affiliate, Andean Belt Resources, consistent with Tintina’s focus on exploration and development of base and precious metals.
Where can I find more detailed corporate information?
Investors can refer to the Company’s profile on SEDAR+ for detailed corporate information and for updates on Tintina’s activities.
