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INCORPORATION OF THE TIN BOARD

The Tin Industry (Research and Development) Board (Tin Board) was established under Section 4 of the Tin Industry (Research and Development) Fund Ordinance No.58 of 1953, and has been in operation since 1954. In March 1991, the Ordinance was amended and published as a revised legislation entitled Tin Industry (Research and Development) Fund Act No.455 of 1953.

As a Federal statutory body, the Tin Board is responsible to the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability (NRES)

DAILY TIN PRICES

KLTM

5 December 2023

  • NO TRANSACTION

LME

4 December 2023

  • Cash : US$23,625
  • 3-Month : US$23,900

SHANGHAI

4 December 2023

  • US$27,962

OBJECTIVES

  • To help develop a sustainable and fully integrated tin industry by promoting and facilitating growth and investments in the full ecosystem of the tin industry including its upstream, midstream and downstream sectors and their supply chains.
  • To undertake and facilitate R&D activities that will bring about benefits to the tin industry in Malaysia.
  • To stimulate, popularise and extend the consumption and uses of tin in the tin-based products manufacturing industry based on the metal’s techno-economic advantages in order to benefit the interest of the tin industry in Malaysia.
  • To publicise and disseminate information on the production, characteristics, availability and usefulness of tin in everyday living.
  • To undertake other activities that are relevant and beneficial to the tin industry and its stakeholders.

FUNCTIONS

  • Planning and formulating appropriate strategies for the development of the local tin industry.
  • Planning and formulating integrated research, development and publicity policies for advancing the local tin industry.
  • Providing techno-economic assistance and promoting technology transfer to the local tin industry.
  • Creating and developing the tin-based products manufacturing industry within an integrated development of the local tin industry.
  • Organising other support activities that would further enhance the development and pro-active image of the tin industry.