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Alta Copper Corp T.ATCU

Alternate Symbol(s):  ATCUF

Alta Copper Corp. is a Canada-based copper developer, which is engaged in the acquisition, exploration and development of mineral rights interests. The Company is focused on the development of its 100% owned Canariaco advanced staged copper project. The Canariaco Copper Project is an advanced stage porphyry copper exploration and development project located in Northern Peru. Canariaco comprises about 97 square kilometers of highly prospective land located about 102 kilometers (km) northeast of the City of Chiclayo, Peru, which includes the advanced stage Canariaco Norte deposit, Canariaco Sur deposit and Quebrada Verde prospect, all within a four km NE-SW trend in northern Peru’s mining district. The Company also holds other earlier stage base metal properties located in Peru and Canada. Its other projects include Don Gregorio property, Arikepay Copper-Gold Porphyry Discovery, and Canyon Creek property. Don Gregorio property is a copper-gold porphyry target located in northern Peru.


TSX:ATCU - Post by User

Post by nizzaon Aug 01, 2024 2:03am
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Post# 36157623

A good external purchase offer needs 66% approval

A good external purchase offer needs 66% approval
The Filo deal seems to be very good for shareholders.

One may ask why the copper deposits were paid so well.


I see a certain buying pressure in the price paid.

Everyone knows that we are heading for a copper shortage.


Many market participants are expecting prices of around USD 15,000 /T copper in 2025.

This also increases the resource value of our Canariaco project.


Why shouldn't there be an external offer?


If the buying pressure is already high, it should be significantly higher in 2025, shouldn't it?

So why shouldn't one or two majors express interest and make an offer?


Wouldn't it be the case that an interesting offer would need 66% approval?


Even if Fortescue voted against it, would 69% of shareholders perhaps agree?


 
 
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