A Scarcity Event Has Struck Copper,
Sending Prices Up 184% In Just Two Years…

As It Nears $10,000 A Ton, It’s Time To
Make The Right Move Into Copper Now

  • Goldman Sachs says copper is headed for $15,000 due to an “extreme scarcity episode.”1
  • The voracious demand for copper is what led legendary mining financier, Robert Friedland, to say that the price of copper will soar so high that “you’ll need a telescope to see it.”2
  • Blue chips and ETFs are the safe money, but if you’re swinging for the fences, one junior copper explorer could be a grand slam.
  • Expert geologists say Alpha Copper (CSE:ALCU, OTC:ALCUFCSE:ALCU, OTC:ALCUF) could be sitting as much as $26.9 billion… and at one of its two copper-rich properties.
  • The other property – with its 40 years of proven exploration – could initially payoff in the $27.6 billion range.

On November 4, MINING revealed a new reality about copper to the world.

They surmised that expanding the copper supply was not an insurmountable goal, but it will take major investments in copper exploration, at a scale that has never before been attempted. They further emphasized the critical nature of the coming supply shortfall, claiming…

“Any copper junior with a deposit of significant size and grades, will have no problem attracting a major or mid-tier acquirer, that can help finance a future copper mine and bring it to commercial production.”3

That’s why there’s a copper exploration company that natural resource investors need to immediately move onto their radars.

The crazy thing is this: the fact that the company just learned it could be sitting on historic amounts of copper… or that it’s run by men who’ve done millions in mining deals… well, those aren’t the biggest factors for investing in it.

Call it the Friedland factor – because the number one reason for making a move into Alpha Copper (CSE:ALCU, OTC:ALCUFCSE:ALCU, OTC:ALCUF) is timing.

For while it’s generally true that you can’t time the markets… you can time a sector.

And, since January of 2020, world-class copper investing analysts and expert copper mining executives have been bellowing that global trends have combined to create a new bull market.

Investors have already caught on to the trend. Just take a look at what’s happened over the past two years.

  • Foran Mining (CSE: OTC) went on a 3,042% run between April 1, 2020 and April 1 this year. That’s a whopping 30X jump.4
  • Oroco Resources (OTC:ORRCF, TSX.V:OCO) shot up 513% in just 24 months.5
  • Altiplano Metals (OTC:ALTPF, TSX.V:APN) soared 255% over the same time frame.6

Even the conservative copper ETF – Global X Copper Miners ETF (MYSE:COPX) is rocking, up 209% since April 1, 2020.7 And here’s something you don’t see very often – the blue chips are keeping pace too.

  • Freeport-McMoran (NYSE:FCX) is up 444% in those same two years.8
  • Glencore (OTC:GLNCY) is up 355%.9
  • And First Quantum Minerals (OTC:FQVLF) is up 439%.10

It’s the true reason why investors could take a flyer on early-stage companies like Alpha Copper (CSE:ALCU, OTC:ALCUFCSE:ALCU, OTC:ALCUF). It’s already happened many times over.

Copper’s Big Moment Has Arrived

The global shift that’s abandoning fossil fuels for electric, solar, and wind power appears to have decades to run, as infrastructure plans continue to unfold.

A who’s who of analysts agree that the energy revolution is barreling down the track into historic copper shortages.

  •   Goldman Sachs’ world-famous copper analytics team forecast that copper would reach $5.40 a pound or $11,875 a metric ton.11 They went even farther with their long-term forecast. It set the price of copper at $6.80 a pound, or $15,000 a metric ton by 2025.12
  •   Moreover, the analysts, Nicholas Snowden, Jeffrey Currie, Daniel Sharp and Mikhail Sprogis, doubled down on their forecast. They wrote that copper’s price strength is not an irrational aberration, “Rather, we view it as the first leg of a structural bull market in copper.”13
  •   Mark Lewis, the chief sustainability strategist at BNP Paribas Asset Management, was just as bullish. He told The Guardian, “It feels like any market you look at, investors want to buy.” Lewis went on to say that the next 30 years should be copper’s “supercycle” thanks to a worldwide acceptance of clean and green energy.14

What that means for investors is that copper will continue to spike, and copper producers and explorers will rise right along with it. One thing we know for certainty – there will be plenty of opportunities in copper.

It’s a trend Alpha Copper (CSE:ALCU, OTC:ALCUFCSE:ALCU, OTC:ALCUF) could be poised to exploit.

Off The Charts Copper Resources At Okeover

Alpha Copper’s upside is due its potential to mine nearly $5 billion in copper from the two properties it controls.

One of its holdings, Okeover Project, is a proven property with more than 40 years of exploration success.

Originally discovered in 1965, a total of seven companies, including Noranda and Falconbridge, carried out geochemical and geophysical surveys over the course of the next decade. Those included more than 13k meters of diamond drilling in 82 holes.

Low copper prices and sluggish demand allowed the property to sit untouched until 2003 when Eastfield Resources Ltd. optioned and subsequently earned a 100% interest.  This interest eventually was purchased by a subsidiary of Northwest Copper Corp, who continued exploration.

After four decades, and 104 diamond drill holes over more than18k meters, this potentially massive mine has revealed its secrets.

Okeover looks, at a minimum, to hold 86.8 million tons that grade at 0.31% copper.

Refined, that would work out to be ~338 million pounds of copper worth about $1.7 billion at today’s soaring copper price.

And, that $1.7 billion could just be for openers because Alpha Copper has barely explored the rest of the okeover project (CSE:ALCU, OTC:ALCUFCSE:ALCU, OTC:ALCUF) and also has another project with as much promise.

A World Class Neighbor At Indata

Alpha Copper‘s other project is the Indata. It’s in central British Columbia, which is home to burgeoning exploration programs in what is widely considered one of Canada’s newest copper hotspots.

In fact, two of the most promising new copper discoveries in Canada, Northwest Copper’s Kwanika and Stardust projects, are located just 3 kilometers from Alpha’s Indata project and follow the same trend line.

Proof of the region’s potential came over the past two years as Northwest Copper saw its share price soar 172% since late March 2000.15

Alluding to the area’s rich resource potential, Northwest Copper CEO, Peter Bell proclaimed,

“We drilled one of the highest-grade drill holes reported globally in 2018, when (hole) 421 intersected 100 m of 5.3% CuEq at our adjacent Stardust deposit. This new Kwanika drill hole is even higher-grade than drill hole 421 and occurs just 7 km away. The presence of such extraordinary grades in multiple deposits is both surprising and rare, and opens up multiple, very high-grade exploration targets over a substantial area. This drill hole is a game-changer for our Kwanika deposit and for the region.” 1

As Alpha digs deeper into exploring the Indata Project, investors should keep an eye out for Alpha Copper (CSE:ALCU, OTC:ALCUFCSE:ALCU, OTC:ALCUF) to follow in its tracks.

Billions In Raw Revenue Potential

The Indata project covers 7,880 acres just adjacent to the Pinchi Fault, a major geological structure that marks the meeting of volcanic terrain and ocean-derived ancient lakebeds.

Since its discovery in 1984, approximately $2,640,000 has been spent exploring the Indata property, including the collection of over 4,700 soil samples, the completion of over 70 kilometers of ground geophysics, including magnetics, VLF and induced polarization, 595 line kilometers of airborne magnetics and VLF, over three kilometers of excavator trenching, and over 7,300 meters of core drilling.

A total of 73 diamond drill holes have been completed on the property.

An aggressive exploration program is anticipated to launch in the very near-term to further build on these initial results, now that the entire project has been permitted for drilling. A drill contract to complete a minimum of 3,000 meters has been signed with Paradigm Drilling Ltd., and six of the proposed 2022 drill holes will be drilled in the most promising regions.

That means Alpha Copper (CSE:ALCU, OTC:ALCUFCSE:ALCU, OTC:ALCUF) could be sitting on a significant supply of copper just based on initial exploration. And that’s just at today’s prices. 

With copper demand reaching unprecedented new levels, driven in large part by the shifting energy and infrastructure policies that are occurring across the globe, copper prices could very well continue to move towards the $15,000 mark analysts are predicting.

25 Billion Pounds Worth Of New Demand

Like lithium, copper is key for building the new fleet of electric vehicles.

Today, the average EV holds about 200 pounds of copper. That’s 60% more than the content in an average internal combustion powered vehicle.17 Right now there are 5.6 million EVs on the road worldwide, but that’s a drop in the bucket compared to the future.17

There could be between 125 and 220 million EVs on the road across the globe by 2030 because of rising ambitions to meet climate goals and sustainability targets, according to a report released by the International Energy Agency.18

The math is simple, 125 million EV’s will require about 25 billion pounds of copper, which is about 12 million metric tons.

Broken down to a more granular level, the EV market alone will likely need at least an additional 1.84 metric tons a year.19

And not only do EVs require more copper, but their chargers, both in homes and in public, will require copper, too.

Remember, that’s on top of current demand, and we’re not yet factoring in wind and solar energy yet. Or the fact that copper is a key component of the global 5G buildout. Even though 5G is wireless, its deployment involves a lot more fiber and copper cable to connect equipment located within a building.

Moreover, copper output is dropping, and so are copper grades.

Richard Adkerson, CEO of Freeport McMoRan, the world’s biggest publicly traded copper miner explained the copper crisis this way,

“There’s no shale oil for copper,” he told Bloomberg Television. “Unlike the oil industry, where you have an ongoing flow of discoveries… copper mines of size are very rare to find.”20

Adkerson said if prices were to double tomorrow, Freeport would be unable to bring on new supply within five years.

But Alpha Copper (CSE:ALCU, OTC:ALCUFCSE:ALCU, OTC:ALCUF) could reverse that trend. Its why investors are pouring into it – pushing its shares higher – as we write this in early April, Alpha’s shares are up 41%.

2,000 Tons Per Gigawatt For Wind, Meets 5,000 Tons Per Gigawatt For Solar

The EV market is now in a tussle with the wind- and solar-power sectors competing for copper’s diminishing supply.

As a rule of thumb, wind energy requires on average 2,000 tons of copper per gigawatt of capacity, while solar needs about 5,000 tons per gigawatt — several times higher than fossil fuels and nuclear energy.

This puts Alpha Copper (CSE:ALCU, OTC:ALCUFCSE:ALCU, OTC:ALCUF) in a sweet spot because U.S. solar and wind deployments are on track to hit new records in 2022.

The increased momentum is laid out in a new report from S&P Global Market Intelligence.

Across the globe, the S&P Global expects as much as 44 gigawatts of utility-scale solar, and 27 gigawatts of wind to come online this year.21

While 220,000 metric tons of copper for solar and 54,000 metric tons for wind power are impressive, the number represent a huge supply shortage.

You see, the copper demand for solar was slashed 56% from an expected 90 gigawatts of new utility-scale solar.22

The reason for the drop in projected solar capacity is simple – not enough copper supply to meet demand.

In  the end, when looking down the road three years to 2025, the analysts at S&P Global Market Intelligence made a forecast that split the difference between aggressive and conservative.

Their modest forecast is that between EVs’ need for 1.84 metric tons of new copper supply, and with wind/solar is due to add 929,000 metric ton supply demand, the world will soon need a nearly 3 million metric tons of new copper supply.

That’s a 15% jump in demand from today’s 20 million metric tons of copper mined worldwide.

Miners Need To Double Their Output

Now keep in mind, S&P Global’s forecast is short term – just three years out.

BloombergNEF just made a mid-term forecast that’s just as dire.

Bloomberg reports that copper miners need to double the amount of global copper production, just to meet the demand for a 30% worldwide penetration rate of electric vehicles.23

It will require a jump from the currently produced 20 metric tons a year to 40Mt.24

A report by Roskill supports that.

Roskill forecasts total copper consumption will exceed 43 million metric tons by 2035.

Along with EVs and green energy, the huge jump in demand will also be driven by population and GDP growth, urbanization, and electricity demand.25

But there’s more.

In fact, those forecasts are too conservative according to the consultancy CRU Group.

It says copper consumption by green energy sectors globally is expected to jump fivefold in the next 8 years.

Fivefold means 100 million metric tons… and the world has no idea where that is coming from.

Without fresh capital investments in new or expanded mines, the CRU Group predicts global copper production will drop from the current 20 million metric tons to below 12Mt a year by 2034.26

Looking at the forecast for demand, that would mean between an 18 metric ton shortfall to an 85 metric ton shortfall.

Expectations are that more than 200 copper mines will run out of ore before 2035, with not enough new mines in the pipeline to take their place.27

Moreover, according to MINING, they’re having to dramatically slow production due to major capital-intensive projects to move operations from open pit to underground.

Examples include the world’s two largest copper mines, Escondida in Chile, and Grasberg in Indonesia, are said to be slowing production due to major capital-intensive projects to move operations from open pit to underground.28

Adding insult to injury, in Chile copper grades have declined by about 25% at established mines over the past decade.29

That means bringing less ore to market.

It’s a brutal truth that will put companies like Alpha Copper, with the potential for reserves exceeding 1 billion pounds, in the driver’s seat when it comes to determining price per ton.

6 Reasons Investors Should Move Quickly, As Alpha Copper (CSE:ALCU, OTC:ALCUFCSE:ALCU, OTC:ALCUF) Shares Edge Up 41% This Year

  1. Just as the copper supply outlook gets dire, Alpha Copper arrives with its potential for reserves that exceed 1 billion pounds (5.4 metric tons of copper). At today price per pound, which is near $5, all that copper is worth nearly $5 billion.
  2. Driven by a fundamental change, there is now no doubt that copper is entering what many analysts are calling a 30-year supercycle, with $10,000 per metric ton being copper’s new normal.
  3. There are now a total of 5.6 million EVs on the road worldwide. Based on a compound annual growth rate of 29%, Deloitte’s research estimates annual sales could top 11.2 million in 2025. At this milestone, fully electric vehicles will account for 81% of all new EVs sold according to the research, outperforming their plug-in hybrid peers.30
  4. Electric vehicles use at least 200 pounds more of copper than the internal combustion engines that power tradition vehicles. With an expected 125 million EV’s on the road by 2030, that will require about 25 billion pounds of copper.
  5. Wind energy requires on average 2,000 tons of copper per gigawatt, while solar needs about 5,000 tons per gigawatt — between 2021 and 2022 the U.S. Energy Administration forecasts that 23 GW of wind and 34 GW of solar power is expected to come online.
  6. Getting in now means investors can leverage the coming interest in Alpha Copper (CSE:ALCU, OTC:ALCUFCSE:ALCU, OTC:ALCUF) and super leverage in a buyout by a major.

Right now, copper presents a high upside opportunity.

Because there’s a very good chance that there could be way less risk in a small company like Alpha Copper, than there is in a major miner with reserves that are dwindling.

Of course, its potential for 1 billion pounds of copper is likely the reason veteran natural resource investors have begun to drive Alpha Copper’s shares higher.

The mining sector’s card are face up on the table as demand for copper only grows more intense. Yet, sizable new mines, the kind that Alpha Copper could be sitting on, are hard to find.

And that is why you should show you broker or adviser this story. Then do your due diligence by visiting the company website, to take a good look at Alpha Copper (CSE:ALCU, OTC:ALCUFCSE:ALCU, OTC:ALCUF) before more drilling results come out.

 

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2https://katusaresearch.com/dr-copper-signals-bull-market-is-on/
3https://www.mining.com/web/copper-discovery-cupboard-bare/
4https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/FMCXF?p=FMCXF&.tsrc=fin-srch
5https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/ORRCF/overview
6https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/ALTPF/overview
7https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/COPX/history?p=COPX
8https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/FCX?p=FCX&.tsrc=fin-srch
9https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/GLNCY?p=GLNCY&.tsrc=fin-srch
10https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/FQVLF?p=FQVLF&.tsrc=fin-srch
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13https://www.miningweekly.com/article/copper-bull-market-now-fully-under-way-goldman-sachs-2020-12-02/rep_id:3650
14https://www.theguardian.com/business/2021/feb/17/mining-boom-commodity-supercycle-copper-nickel-price-investments-clean-energy
15https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/NWCCF/history?p=NWCCF
16https://www.reuters.com/article/sponsored/copper-electric-vehicle
17https://policyadvice.net/insurance/insights/electric-car-statistics/
18https://www.reutersevents.com/downstream/supply-chain-logistics/125-million-electric-cars-be-road-next-decade-chemical-industry-must-prepare
19https://www.spglobal.com/marketintelligence/en/news-insights/research/green-energy-revolution-boost-for-industrial-metals-demand
20https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-05-27/freeport-ceo-sees-copper-scarcity-trumping-fed-cooling-fears
21https://www.spglobal.com/marketintelligence/en/news-insights/research/green-energy-revolution-boost-for-industrial-metals-demand
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HISTORICAL INFORMATION

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