Indonesia is the world's second largest country in tin reserves (after Australia) and tin production (after China). As of the end of 2024, tin ore reserves stood at 643 million tons, equivalent to 1.43 million tons of tin metal. Total tin ore resources amounted to 827 million tons, equivalent to 2.53 million tons of tin metal. In 2024, Indonesia's tin metal production was 39,814 tons, sourced from mining areas covered by 200 relevant mining permits (IUP/IUPK/KK/IPR) nationwide. In 2022, China's tin production was 95,000 tons with reserves of 720,000 tons. Australia's tin production was 9,700 tons with reserves of 9.57 million tons.
Indonesia is the world's second largest country in tin reserves (after Australia) and tin production (after China). As of the end of 2024, tin ore reserves stood at 643 million tons, equivalent to 1.43 million tons of tin metal. Total tin ore resources amounted to 827 million tons, equivalent to 2.53 million tons of tin metal. In 2024, Indonesia's tin metal production was 39,814 tons, sourced from mining areas covered by 200 relevant mining permits (IUP/IUPK/KK/IPR) nationwide. In 2022, China's tin production was 95,000 tons with reserves of 720,000 tons. Australia's tin production was 9,700 tons with reserves of 9.57 million tons.