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- The United States shifts to tin mining in Cornwall, proposing a $225 million investment at South Crofty that could create 300 jobs.
- The South Crofty mine has been closed since 1998, remaining crucial for tin supply.
- The move follows a summit where 11 bilateral deals on critical minerals were signed.
- Experts say the aim is to secure AI-related supplies under an 'America first' approach.
- Cornish Metals' shares rose nearly 7% after the news.
