“For quite some time now … there’s been a deficit, this forecast for 2025,” Robertson said, pointing to a critical market juncture.
This imbalance is being influenced by the complex nature of copper mining, which involves long lead times from exploration to production. Additionally, unforeseen disruptions like the recent events in Panama, which took a major copper supplier offline, exacerbate supply constraints, he added.
Amid these challenges, Prismo Metals is poised to benefit, according to Robertson. With copper demand set to outpace supply significantly, opportunities abound for robust new projects. “I think we’re in the right business at the right time.”
“The Arizona Copper Belt is one of the most productive copper belts on the face of the planet, and we’ve really got world-class giants completely surrounding us at Hot Breccia. We’re in the heart of the action in that area, and I’m really inspired personally by the discovery of Resolution, which is only 40 kilometers from the north of us. It’s one of the greatest discoveries that has been made in modern times,” Robertson explained.
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