RE:RE:June presentation and 2025 NR's back up With a float under 200 million shares and a district-scale copper/precious/strategic metals resource that has barely begun to be drill developed at LP I added to my already healthy 6-figure share count in MMG today.
Keno and La Plata aren't going to disappear and neither is MMG,although their lack of NR's from April through August each year makes it seem that way.
“I am excited by the opportunity to help Metallic Minerals advance the La Plata discovery. It is rare indeed today to find an outcropping porphyry copper deposit that has not yet been mined. The presence of high-grade copper mineralization with precious metal credits is promising for a potential underground mine that could be developed in the future with a net positive impact for all stakeholders.” Steve Enders
Steve’s distinguished career includes former positions as Senior Vice President of Worldwide Exploration for Newmont Mining Corporation, the world’s largest gold company, and President of Phelps Dodge Exploration Corporation (now Freeport McMoRan), one of the world’s largest copper companies. In addition, he was also a director of Copper Mountain Mining Corp. (recently acquired by HudBay Mining) and former Executive Chairman, Director, and COO of EMX Royalty Corporation. As a co-founder of Cupric Canyon Capital LLC, Steve has been part of the team that has advanced the Khoemacau copper-silver mine in Botswana from exploration into production backed by private equity investors.
In addition to his achievements in industry, Dr. Enders has served as Department Head for Geology and Geological Engineering and for Mining Engineering at the Colorado School of Mines until 2023 and is on the Board of Governors for the CSM Foundation.
Dr. Enders is an Honorary Lecturer and past President of the Society of Economic Geologists (SEG) as well as former President of the SEG Foundation Board of Trustees. He received the Distinguished Achievement Medal from the Colorado School of Mines in 2009, the Ben F. Dickerson Award from the Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration in 2014, and the Ralph W. Marsden Award from the Society of Economic Geologists in 2016.
Dr. Enders holds a BSc degree in geological engineering from the Colorado School of Mines and MSc and PhD degrees from the University of Arizona.