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TMC TMC the metals company Inc

$3.36
$0.075
(2.19%)
Today
Closed $3.36
$0.045
(1.34%)
After Hours
EarningsNov 12
Mkt Cap$1.48B
Vol4.24M

About TMC

TMC the metals company Inc., a deep-sea minerals exploration company, focuses on the collection, processing, and refining of polymetallic nodules found on the seafloor in California. It primarily explores for nickel, cobalt, copper, and manganese products. The company holds exploration and commercial rights in two polymetallic nodule contract areas in the Clarion Clipperton Zone of the Pacific Ocean. Its products are used in electric vehicles (EV) and energy storage markets; manganese alloy production required for steel production; and other applications. The company was founded in 2011 and is based in Vancouver, Canada.
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halftendril
$TMC 60k shares now, holding for the long term probably with a 3.98$ current average, with about 350k profit from degenerate swinging trading TMC over the years.
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YouGotitJobin
$TMC Port meeting tonight at 5:30pm. Could lead to PR tomorrow based off what is agreed to. Accumulate and hold. We know this is happening.
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DG452001
$TMC No bullshit TMC I need you to follow through!! Im a dirty ass mechanic that wants to retire alive and mobile so send this shit 1/4 of the way soon than follow Through with more steady growth!!!
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Figgy1million
$TMC Investing in a sector that has never been permitted to operate requires serious research, patience, and conviction. The government timeline may be moving slower than the company originally anticipated, but that does not change the DSM thesis or the underlying valuation once permits and Brownsville are announced. The milestones matter. The noise doesn’t. Anyone bashing TMC without understanding the regulatory process, the resource economics, and the opportunity ahead is simply showing a lack of understanding, conviction and IQ.
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ItsPaPa
$TMC Steve Jurvetson — early Tesla/SpaceX investor; scaling new industries + strategic capital. Liam Mallon — former ExxonMobil Upstream President; managed $20–30B/yr of capital + giant offshore projects. Michael Hess — Goldman/KKR energy + Hess Capital; infrastructure/project finance. Alex Spiro — elite litigation/regulatory attorney; already advising TMC on NOAA/U.S. strategy. Andrew Greig — 34 yrs Bechtel; led global Mining & Metals. Sheila Khama — ex-De Beers Botswana CEO + World Bank/AfDB resource governance. Andrew Hall — ex-Siemens Wind CFO; industrial finance. Christian Madsbjerg — institutional strategy/sensemaking. Andrei Karkar — long-term strategic capital.
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stedabro
$TMC I don't want this to seem like Im joining the naysayers (because !@#$ those guys) but I could really go for some positive news or solid announcements soon. 😉😘
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locket87
$TMC down 69.8% from its October 2025 peak, while $USAR is down 71.3%, $MP 54%, $CRML 78.8% and $UAMY 81.1%. That’s an average decline of 71% across five different companies. Seems pretty obvious there’s a broader sector-wide selloff happening here, not just a TMC problem. Doesn’t mean TMC doesn’t have its own risks, but you can’t ignore the correlation. In other words, if you have done your DD and you know the importance of critical minerals for the future, be like Bean and chill!
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gorden09
$TMC Well boys, I've put my money where my mouth is time & time again. Last $13,000 on options. I am betting BFS AND equity deals in the 10/15 - 11/15 range. If I am wrong, I will be homeless for about 9 months paying off debt & scrounging. Very intimate with risk, however, I have done my research and have conviction. Been wrong for 16 months on price but been right for 16 months on everything that doesn't matter. I believe we are on the cusp. For reference tho I am down about $200,000 since I found this stock & blew a $90,000 roth that I ran up so my track record aint great XD
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gorden09
$TMC " I think it’s going to be a super run into the end of 2026. " - Gerard You better be right, y'all got a rough track record on saying stuff like this. "summer of news" - Criag
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OB1249
$TMC Everyone knows the comment period closes 10/19. Everyone knows it takes govt agencies time to sort through the comments. Then after a decision is made we are still only at the NOI/ EIS stage . Why do so many of you torture yourselves week to week with false hopes of news or funding? A watched pot never boils, a watched stock never runs.- Hiram Ulysses Grant
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NoduIeMan
$TMC GB is expecting US backing on Brownsville project.. and this admin is ALL about Brownsville. This has been a long hold for some. Well over 3.5 years for me. BFS is due by end of month.. maybe they’ll be extension, hopefully not. But until that report comes out we wait. When it does, if it’s golden, we’ll get funding and permits.. probably right after.
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Hurricane6
$TMC Everything I read suggests the US is not backing down from the ISA. Next week we fly.
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retirement2come
$TMC For those of us that have been here for a long time we have shared a lot Marriages Anniversaries New children New houses Remodels New cars Bicycles Vacation pictures Loss of loved ones ( add what I missed) Soon we share wealth 💵
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Magnaman44
$TMC I asked AI to give me historical examples of when Zacks completely got it wrong. Prior to its historic 700%+ rally in 2020, Tesla frequently struggled with production bottlenecks and negative near-term quarterly EPS revisions. The Zacks algorithm predictably downgraded Tesla to a #5 Strong Sell multiple times during this period based purely on trailing estimate cuts. The algorithm was entirely blind to the sudden explosion in consumer demand and institutional fund inclusion that ignited the historic run just weeks later Amazon was another example. I know this isn’t apples to apples. Shoot, this frontier hasn’t even been explored yet. But “historic run” and “sudden explosion” will also be terms we will see. The Zack’s downgrade is and will be a “nothing sandwich “. IMO of course
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risk_vs_reward
$TMC $4 is the new $1. Buying TMC under $4 feels like buying sub-$1 back in the day—before the DSM Executive Order RUN. Now we’re loading at these prices before permits, before Brownsville announcement, before production, and before the much bigger run. early positioning is the key
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risk_vs_reward
$TMC The U.S. government has established a clear playbook: take equity stakes in strategic critical-mineral companies like MP, LAC and USAR Barron hinted that TMC will be the next. 👇
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Getitgogone
$TMC I read this ,that hiring Liam Mallon, the former ExxonMobil XOM upstream president, is the kind of hire "" a pre-revenue company makes as it prepares to tell large capital providers and regulators that it can operate at scale "" On the operating scoreboard that determines TMC's value, the appointment is a non-event.Mallon, who retired last year after a 35-year career at Exxon, will also chair TMC’s Sustainability and Innovation Committee In my opinion I think the market is under-appreciating this new hiring gotta see the forest through the trees
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Figgy1million
$TMC Be patient. Being first takes time. Don’t let short-term price action distract you from what the PFS values Phase 1 at. The market price isn’t the asset value. Focus on the fundamentals, the catalysts ahead, and the upside the market has not priced in yet
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YouGotitJobin
$TMC Authority to Negotiate (ATN) to formally allow companies and port leadership to negotiate terms for land leases, options, easements, or infrastructure projects before final approval. So management has been told funding is happening.
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Hurricane6
$TMC — The case for NOAA confidence: The US government owns ~$780M in equity at Korea Zinc through the Crucible JV. Korea Zinc then invested $85.2M in TMC at $4.34 — 19.6M shares — plus a warrant for 6.9M more at $7. That’s not a coincidence. Washington is vertically integrating its critical minerals supply chain: government equity in the refiner, refiner equity in the collector. TMC is the upstream node. The NOAA permit isn’t just a regulatory decision anymore — it’s the missing link in a supply chain the government already owns pieces of. When the state has capital at risk downstream, the incentive to clear the upstream path gets a lot stronger.
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