First Tin PLC has announced the acquisition of an additional Exploration Licence (EL 9200) by its Australian subsidiary, Taronga Mines Pty Ltd, consolidating its landholdings in the Taronga district and extending the tin in soil anomaly at Pound Flat. The region is historically well mineralized with tin, and the Taronga deposit has a measured, indicated, and inferred resource base of 138,000t tin. The new licence, EL9200, covers the majority of the known deep lead deposits in the district, representing an attractive target to supplement tin production from the Taronga hard rock deposit. The Pound Flat soil sampling has confirmed a good tin in soil anomaly over a strike length of around 1.8km, with mineralization similar to that found at Taronga. The mineralization is now interpreted as a series of en-echelon NE trending dilation zones in an overall ENE trending shear system. First Tin CEO, Bill Scotting, highlighted the significance of the acquisition of EL 9200, providing access to the deep leads, and the importance of soil sampling as a regional exploration tool. The company considers Pound Flat a high priority target for future follow-up work.