For metals & mining investors, copper has long been one of the planet’s most in-demand metals. But the shine on this versatile industrial metal has dulled over the past number of years, as overall, investment hasn’t kept up with consumption as the copper industry has suffered from years of underinvestment. But the world needs copper…and a lot of it. Especially with the burgeoning electric vehicle and green energy industries, copper will be more in-demand than ever. Copper compounds are also used as bacteriostatic agents, fungicides, and wood preservatives.
Rockcliff Metals Corp. (
CSE:RCLF,
OTC: SVVZF,
Forum) is a well-funded, Canadian resource development and exploration company and near-term copper producer owning several advance stage, high-grade copper and zinc dominant Volcanogenic Massive Sulphide (VMS) deposits in the Flin Flon-Snow Lake greenstone belt – the largest VMS district in the world. The Company's extensive portfolio of properties totals over 4,500 square kilometres, includes 8 of the highest-grade, undeveloped VMS deposits, and five lode-gold properties held by the wholly-owned subsidiary, Goldpath Resources Corp.
Stockhouse’s Dave Jackson was joined on the line by Alistair Ross – President and CEO of Rockcliff Metals. With over 40 years of experience, Mr. Ross is a seasoned and accomplished leader in the mining industry, known for his passion for mentorship in order to develop true leadership potential within individuals and organizations. Before joining Rockcliff, Alistair was the Head of Mining and Milling for Vale’s North Atlantic Base Metals Operations and ran his own consultancy business.
In this lively podcast, Mr. Ross discusses the Rockcliff’s quartet of Northern Manitoba exploration projects in the “largest VMS District in the World”, how copper is still an essential and in-demand asset class for savvy metals & mining investors, how Rockcliff has established a team and strategy to fast-track its portfolio of properties to production, and a variety of other mining topics.
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