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America's Critical Copper Opportunity
Copper is breaking records in 2026 — and Copper One is positioned at the center of it. Three porphyry copper projects across two of the world’s most mining-friendly jurisdictions: Majuba Hill (Nevada), Redonda (BC), and Redhill (BC). Pure copper. Critical minerals. Active drill programs.
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Copper Is Breaking Records in 2026
LME All-Time High
4,527
per tonne — Jan 29, 2026
COMEX Record
.64/lb
May 2026 all-time high
YoY Price Increase
+50%
Jan 2026 vs Jan 2025
2026 Supply Deficit
150K
tonnes projected (ICSG)
Copper broke the 2,000/tonne barrier for the first time ever in December 2025, then shattered records again reaching 4,527/tonne on the LME in January 2026 — the largest single-day price rise since 2008. In May 2026, COMEX copper set a fresh all-time high of .6455/lb. Investment capital to drive resource development will follow — and North American producers are uniquely positioned to benefit.
The International Copper Study Group projects a 150,000-tonne refined copper deficit in 2026, while over 25% of global copper mine capacity — 6.4 million tonnes — remains stalled due to ESG, geopolitical, and permitting challenges. Copper demand is expected to more than double by 2030, driven by electrification, renewables, and digital infrastructure.
- ⚡ EVs & Charging — +555%
- ☀️ Renewable Energy — +72%
- 🌐 Grid Infrastructure — +51%
- 🔋 Energy Storage — +567%
- 🏙️ Smart Cities — +78%
- 🖥️ Data Centers & AI — +500%
Copper Making Headlines in 2026
“Bloomberg continues to highlight the growing gap between copper supply and demand driven by electrification, renewable energy projects, and AI data centres. The article reinforces the structural need for new copper discoveries and mine development.”
– Bloomberg, May 2026
“This Kitco interview focuses on the long-term copper bull market and the growing structural deficit. It presents an aggressive price outlook driven by insufficient mine supply and increasing demand from electrification and AI infrastructure.”
– Kitco
“Yahoo Finance republished Reuters coverage discussing Goldman Sachs’ copper outlook, highlighting risks to global supply and continued strength in copper fundamentals. The article adds institutional credibility from one of the world’s largest investment banks.”
– Yahoo Finance
“While more balanced than outright bullish, this Reuters article examines how AI data centers are increasing copper consumption and discusses forecasts for copper demand through 2040. It provides credible third-party validation that AI infrastructure is becoming a major copper demand driver.”
– Reuters
Critical Mineral. National Security.
Copper is classified as critical to national security and economic infrastructure by both the U.S. and Canadian governments. In 2023, the U.S. Department of Energy and the Government of Canada both added copper to their Critical Minerals lists.
In 2026, a 50% U.S. import tariff on copper has amplified the strategic premium on domestic North American production — exactly what Copper One’s Nevada and BC projects represent.
“It is imperative for our national security that the United States take immediate action to facilitate domestic mineral production to the maximum possible extent.”
- Secure domestic supply chains for critical minerals
- Reduce reliance on foreign imports from adversarial nations
- FAST 41 fast-track permitting — March 2025 Executive Order
- Defense Production Act financing tools for U.S.-based mines
- 50% copper import tariff (2026) — surging domestic demand.
Aligned With America's Strategic Shift
Lightning Fast Permitting
Copper projects designated under FAST 41 following the March 2025 Executive Order — fast-tracking federal environmental and land-use reviews for domestic mines.
50% Copper Import Tariff — 2026
The U.S. tariff on copper imports has reshaped global flows, driving COMEX to all-time highs and creating an unprecedented premium for domestic North American producers.
Electrification Imperative
Interior, Defense, Energy, and Agriculture are prioritizing copper on U.S. federal lands — powering EVs, AI data centers, grid modernization, and military readiness.
Defense Production Act Backing
New federal financing tools support U.S.-based mines to reduce reliance on foreign copper imports and protect critical national supply chains.
Three Copper Projects. Growing Pipeline.
🇺🇸 Nevada, USA · Flagship
Majuba Hill
Porphyry Copper · District Scale
- Project Size
- 9,684 Acres
- Drilling to Date
- 83,930+ ft
- 2025/26 Budget
- .3M
- Exploration Target
- 50–100Mt @ 0.15–0.30% Cu
🇨🇦 British Columbia · Acquired June 2026
Redonda
Porphyry Cu-Mo · District Scale
- Claim Area
- 2,746 Ha Best Histo
- Best Historic Result
- 142.6m @ 0.279% Cu
- Permitted Drill Sites
- 10 Sites
- Surface Sample
- Up to ~0.5% CuEq
🇨🇦 British Columbia · Kamloops District
Redhill
VMS Copper-Zinc · Exploration Stage
- Claim Area
- 4,736 Ha / 11,703 Ac
- Mineral Claims
- 18 Claims
- Target Style
- VMS Cu-Zn
- Prior Operator
- Teck Resources
Majuba Hill District
Majuba Hill is a porphyry copper project with a rich production history and district-scale exploration potential. The project shows indications of a potentially large Cu–Ag mineralized body consistent with large porphyry copper systems. Oxide/enriched copper mineralization extends to 490 metres below surface and remains open in all directions.
Historic Underground Production :
- Copper 2.8 million lbs
- Silver 184,000 oz
- Tin 21,000 lbs
- NI 43-101 Technical Report — resource potential defined
- Active drill program — RC & diamond core ongoing
- Nevada #1 — Fraser Institute 2022 top mining jurisdiction
- Open in all directions — substantial expansion potential
- District scale — billion-tonnage porphyry potential
- QP Approved — E.L. Hunsaker III, CPG 8137 (NI 43-101)
Project Size
9,684
Acres / 3,919 HaDrilling to Date
83,930+
Feet drilledDrill Value
0.4M
USD replacement2025/26 Program
.3M
21,400 ft RC & coreMining Claims
403
Federal lode claimsExploration Target
50–100Mt
@ 0.15–0.30% CuDrill Program History
2020
5 Core + 4 RC Holes
8,706 feet drilled — Targeted historic oxide zone and near-surface enrichment. New access road revealed previously unknown copper oxide (malachite) and sulfide (chalcocite) showings. 399 soil samples collected.
2021
15 RC + 2 Core Holes
14,894 feet drilled — Focused on known copper target and DeSoto Target testing. Drone magnetic and ground IP/Resistivity surveys over 322 line-km. 969 additional soil samples collected.
2022
3 Core Holes
8,876 feet drilled — Porphyry veining indicates mineralization intensity increasing to the northeast. DeSoto Target extended westward 3,200+ feet. Age-dated samples confirmed overlapping Cu-Mo-Sn porphyry events.
2024
Diamond Core — MHB-30 & MHB-31
New road constructed — MHB-30 completed to 800 ft (244m). MHB-31 completed to 1,086 ft (331m). Both quick-logged, sampled, and tagged on-site by Big Sky Exploration LLC. Results pending.
The Infrastructure Is Already There
Majuba Hill benefits from abundant on-site and regional infrastructure. Mining is a common occupation in the area, with several small to world-class mines in the Winnemucca–Lovelock corridor. A well-trained, mobilizable workforce is available in Nevada.
Access Roads
Well-maintained county roads via I-80 Imlay exit, 23 miles west to site.
Power Supply
Power, natural gas, and fiber optic lines in the I-80 / Union Pacific rail corridor.
Transportation
I-80 highway and Union Pacific railroad for efficient heavy equipment movement.
Water Supply
Established sources to support processing and operational requirements.
Processing Access
Nearby processing infrastructure reduces CAPEX vs remote projects.
Skilled Workforce
Experienced Nevada mining workforce in Winnemucca, Reno, and Elko — ready to mobilize
Redonda Cu-Mo Project
Acquired from Uranium One Mining Corp. in June 2026 — a premier 2,746 hectare porphyry-style Cu-Mo asset approximately 40 km northeast of Campbell River, BC. Lies within the Coast Suture Zone, a structurally complex corridor known to host porphyry copper and skarn systems.
- 142.6m @ 0.279% Cu & 0.0281% Mo
- 2,746
- 9
- ~40km
Management and Board Expertise
A team of experienced professionals leads Copper One Resources with a proven track record in the mining industry.
Copper One’s management team and board of directors bring extensive expertise in mining operations, financial management, and strategic planning. Their leadership ensures that our company navigates challenges effectively and capitalizes on growth opportunities.
David Greenway
President & CEO
David Greenway is a respected CEO with over 20 years of expertise in managing, financing, and developing growth strategies for a range of public companies. With a strong background in the resource sector, Mr. Greenway has demonstrated his ability to drive success and create value. Through his strategic vision and business acumen, he has played a pivotal role in the growth and development of numerous listed companies, ensuring their success and longevity in highly competitive markets.
Natasha Doe, BCom
Chief Financial Officer and Corporate Secretary
Natasha Doe is a highly skilled and accomplished CFO with dual CPA designations in Canada and Australia. Ms. Doe holds a Bachelor of Commerce, Accounting degree from Edith Cowan University, providing her with a strong foundation in finance and accounting principles. She joins the company with more than 10 years of experience in senior finance roles over a wide range of industries, including mining, retail and technology.
Brad Dixon, B.Sc., JD
Director
Mr. Dixon, partner at Givens Pursley LLP and Litigation Group co-chair, brings 20+ years of experience specializing in complex commercial litigation. His expertise encompasses diverse disputes in construction, secured transactions, real estate, employment, and natural resources. With a strong track record, he delivers favorable outcomes for clients, leveraging his B.Sc. in Political Science (Boise State University) and JD (Willamette University College of Law).