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Zeus North America Mining Corp C.ZEUS

Alternate Symbol(s):  ZUUZF

Zeus North America Mining Corp., formerly Umdoni Exploration Inc., is engaged in the business of mineral exploration. The Company is focused on the exploration of its 100% owned Chlore Property located near Smithers, British Columbia (BC), as well as its exploration properties in the state of Idaho known as the: Heath; Selway; and Great Western properties, respectively. The Chlore Property hosts a calc-alkalic porphyry copper-molybdenum target. The Chlore claims are located in the Clore River Valley, approximately 55 kilometers (km) east of Kitimat, BC and also about 62 km south-east of the airport near Terrace, BC. The property consists of four mineral claims. The total surface area of the property is about 1,005 hectares. The Idaho properties consist of 90 (Heath), 57 (Selway) and 38 (Great Western) lode mining claims respectively and cover a cumulative area of approximately 3822.1 acres. The Company also focuses on exploring the Idaho properties for precious and base metals.


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Post by 1StockInformeron Oct 02, 2024 6:42pm
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ZEUS' Strategic Position as Global Cu Demand Grows

ZEUS' Strategic Position as Global Cu Demand Grows

Global copper demand is expected to increase by 70%, reaching over 50 million tonnes annually by 2050, according to BHP, a world-leading resources company. However, BHP also foresees a significant supply gap, requiring an additional 10 million tonnes of mined copper annually over the next decade.

More: https://stockhead.com.au/resources/monsters-of-rock-this-is-why-bhp-is-nuts-about-copper/

In this environment of surging demand and supply constraints, Zeus North America Mining Corp. (Ticker: ZEUS.c or ZUUZF for U.S. investors) is strategically positioned to capitalize on the opportunity. 

With copper becoming a cornerstone of high-tech industries, global electrification, 5G networks, and the energy transition, ZEUS aims to contribute to closing the supply-demand gap through its Cuddy Mountain Copper Project.

Located next to Hercules Metals' (BIG.v) significant copper discovery in Idaho, the Cuddy Mountain Copper Project is situated in a region attracting major miners like Barrick and Rio Tinto, who have already staked claims nearby. 

r/smallstreetbets - With Global Copper Demand Set to Surge by 70% According to BHP, ZEUS.c Strategically Positions Itself to Capitalize on Supply Gaps Through Its Cuddy Mountain Copper Project Near Major Players Like Barrick & Rio Tinto

This heightened interest from big players signals strong confidence in the region’s potential for further discoveries. ZEUS is poised to benefit as a proximity play, with the company's ongoing exploration work—including soil sampling, mapping, and 3D IP surveys—setting the stage for drilling to begin next year.

With copper demand accelerating globally, ZEUS' positioning at Cuddy Mountain and its exploration efforts make it a promising player in the race to meet the world’s copper needs.

Deck: https://www.zeusminingcorp.com/_resources/presentations/corporate-presentation.pdf

Posted on behalf of Zeus North America Mining Corp.

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