Why Invest in Canadian Copper
Low Jurisdictional Risk
Exploring, developing, and mining in New Brunswick, Canada provides a stable, low-risk jurisdiction with a long history of mining activity. The region benefits from a clear and well-established permitting process. Established government regulations increases the project’s viability, reduces execution risk, and provides investors exposure to several commodities in a region with an established rule of law.
Top-tier VMS District
The Bathurst Mining Camp is in the top three VMS mining districts globally. The region has a strong historic production profile and hosts over 46 deposits totaling more than 475 million tonnes of resource, and is also home to Brunswick #12, one of the largest base metal mines ever discovered. This mine operated for 49 years!
Infrastructure Advantage
New Brunswick has significant highway infrastructure that connects our site to both rail and a deep water, all year-around port. Further, Canadian Copper’s Combined Strategy assets, the Murray Brook Deposit and the Caribou Processing Complex, are the only mine-to-mill development project in the province. The distance between the two assets is (~10km) and our land holdings are contiguous.
Resource Expansion Potential
The Murray Brook Deposit is +21Mt @ 1.42% CuEq of Measured and Indicated Resources with strong exploration potential along strike and at depth. Further, the Company’s land package spans more than 20 km’s of the Caribou Furtile Horizon. This trend has already delivered three separate operating mines in the last 5 decades and remains highly prospective regionally.
Economic Potential
A positive Preliminary Economic Assessment (“PEA”) for the Company’s Combined Strategy was completed in June 2025 and outlined a 13.2 year mine life assuming a 3,300 tonne per day operation. The Combined Strategy project requires an initial CAPEX of C$64M and results in an C$169M after-tax NPV(7%) and 36% IRR assuming metal prices of US$4.25/lb Cu, US$1.30/lb Zn, US$27/oz Ag and US$1.10/lb Pb.
Leadership Team
Canadian Copper is led by a leadership team with experience in exploration, permitting, engineering, mine development, corporate finance, metals trading, concentrator operations, and corporate acquisitions. Their collective experience positions the Company well to execute the Combined Strategy.
Insider Ownership
CEO, Simon Quick, holds a 3% stake in Canadian Copper at a $0.11 cost base per share demonstrating alignment with shareholders. He has been the lead order in several financings and participated in each non-brokered private placement since going public in 2022.
