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Coppernico Metals Inc CPPMF


Primary Symbol: T.COPR

Coppernico Metals Inc. is a Canada-based mineral exploration company. The Company is principally engaged in the acquisition and exploration of mineral property interests. The Company is focused on exploration and discovery of copper-gold deposits in the South America. The Company’s primary asset is the Sombrero copper-gold project located in southern Peru. The Sombrero Project is a land package of approximately 102,000 hectares located about 340 kilometers SE of Lima in southern Peru. The concessions are hosted in the northwestern extension of the Andahuaylas-Yauri belt. The principal targets at Sombrero are copper-gold skarn, porphyry systems and precious metal epithermal deposits. The Company’s subsidiary is Sombrero Minerales, S.A.C.


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Comment by dhparon Sep 21, 2011 1:18pm
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Post# 19067004

RE: RE: why not a takeover?

RE: RE: why not a takeover?of course takeover by Chinese is very possible. it does not matter that the production is committed. this btw brings into TO play even more (financial) players.
china wants to spend US dollars for cheap copper - effectively hedging their future copper costs at 2ish level. copper is a global commodity - you do not need to own an off-take from a particular mine - the price is the determinant and that's what Chinese want to secure.
the only thing i see as a problem is the unfortunate japan/china relations. could they do business together? i believe they can as the japan/china trade is the most important trade for both of these countries.
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