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Copper Quest Exploration Inc C.CQX

Alternate Symbol(s):  IMIMF

Copper Quest Exploration Inc. is a Canada-based company, which is engaged in the exploration and development of its North American critical mineral portfolio of assets. The Company’s land package comprises four projects spanning over 40,000 hectares in prime mining jurisdictions. Its Stars Project is a 9,694-hectare, 100%-owned copper exploration property located in the Bulkley Porphyry Belt of British Columbia, Canada. Its Stellar Project is a newly acquired 5,389-hectare property located just north of Copper Quest’s Stars Project in British Columbia’s Bulkley Porphyry Belt. Its Rip Project is a 4,750-hectare porphyry copper-molybdenum exploration property located 60 kilometers (km) south of Houston, BC, with road access via Highway 16 and logging roads. Its Thane Project is a 100%-owned, 20,658-hectare copper-gold property located in the Toodoggone District of British Columbia, an area known for hosting significant porphyry Cu-Au deposits.


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Post by MarketMakersson Aug 09, 2023 5:06pm
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Ongoing copper supply challenges are persisting

Ongoing copper supply challenges are persisting
As ongoing supply challenges have persisted alongside growing market optimism, copper prices recently surged to a three-month peak, driven by the expectation of higher demand as global electrification gains momentum.

Projections indicate that annual copper demand could reach 36.6 million tons by 2031, underscoring the urgency for this vital metal. However, this heightened demand is predicted to create a supply shortfall of around 6.5 million tons based on current production rates, highlighting the necessity for greater copper output. (Source: https://www.mining.com/web/copper-price-set-for-monthly-gain-as-optimism-returns-on-china-demand/)

On a track to accelerated production, Interra Copper (IMCX.c IMIMF) has emerged as a strong contender in the copper market, recently achieving a significant milestone with the completion of Phase 1 drilling at its Tres Marias Copper Project.

Located within the prolific Chilean Copper Belt, responsible for 28% of the world's annual copper production, IMCX's expansive project spans 16,000 hectares and is strategically positioned in close proximity to major mining players such as BHP Billiton (BHP), Antofagasta Minerals (ANTO), Glencore (GLEN), and Freeport-McMoRan (FCX).

The Phase 1 drilling effort encompasses the completion of six Reverse Circulation holes, totaling 1,896 meters. Notably, the samples from these holes have been expedited to ALS Global for analysis with eagerly awaited results expected this month. These findings promise to unveil crucial insights into the project's resource potential.

With copper's pivotal role in global decarbonization endeavours and the growing need for diverse copper sources within the supply chain, IMCX's prominence as an exceptional opportunity in the industry is elevated.

For further details on IMCX's potential, check out this short interview with the CEO: https://youtu.be/inlUh7Jbeu8

Posted on behalf of Interra Copper Corp

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