The World Needs More Copper Than It Is Finding
Every electric vehicle, every kilometre of new grid, every data centre and every wind turbine is built on copper. Demand is on a structural, multi-decade rise — while the world's existing mines are ageing and new discoveries are scarce. That gap is why copper exploration matters: much of the value of a copper project is created in the years before a resource is declared, when ground is secured, targets are drilled, and a discovery takes shape.
That is the stage this portfolio is at. Further context is set out in Why Copper and Copper and Zambia: Understanding the Strategic Context.
Licensing and First-Pass Work Are Behind Us
Years of licensing, permitting, surveying and first-pass drilling are already complete across this portfolio. New capital is directed into further exploration work rather than into establishing the ground position.
A granted Large-Scale Mining Licence at Jimbe valid to December 2039, exploration licences at Matuka and Lusasha, and two licences at Kapako — the ground is held.
Jimbe’s Environmental Impact Statement approved by ZEMA; Matuka’s EPB lodged; Lusasha’s EPB cleared for final submission.
17 holes at Jimbe, 8 at Matuka, 35+ at Kapako — with copper mineralisation confirmed in core at both Matuka and Kapako.
A 3.3 km copper trend at Matuka, a 2 km trend at Kapako, a 12 km Cu-Ni corridor at Jimbe — mapped by thousands of soil samples and hundreds of line-km of geophysics.
Samples assayed at ALS and AcmeLabs; independent technical review and SAMVAL valuation work completed on the flagship (available in the data room).
Chiefdom consents and JV partnerships in place across the portfolio, with community engagement built into every programme.
Four Projects, One Copper Story
A 249 km² granted mining licence at the tri-border, with a drill-tested copper–nickel sulphide system and approved EIS.
Full Project Page →Inside the Central African Copperbelt near the Kipushi deposit, with chalcopyrite mineralisation confirmed in core.
Full Project Page →Copper in 7 of 8 diamond holes on a 3.3 km trend, approximately 10 km from an operating copper mine. 2.1 km still untested.
Full Project Page →Three sites in Kasama District with 80+ line-km of magnetics and a documented inventory of copper occurrences.
Full Project Page →Metres in the Ground, Results in Your Inbox
Proceeds are applied to defined exploration milestones, so participants can see what their capital is funding at each stage. The current priorities across the portfolio:
A planned 6,000 m diamond programme to test the full 3.3 km copper trend — including 2.1 km never drilled.
Execute the ready-to-drill Salujinga holes and trench Nkalamu, then build the 3D model at Kamafumbo.
Continue the drill campaign along the 2 km trend and complete the ground magnetic survey.
Independent, code-compliant resource estimation work as drilling results support it — the key value milestone.
Each milestone is designed to advance a project toward a maiden, code-compliant mineral resource estimate. All items above are planned work; none has been completed.
Access to the Technical Record, Not Just a Certificate
Participation at exploration stage, before any resource is declared — the stage institutions typically keep to themselves.
Every participant signs an NDA and sees what we see: drill logs, assays, geophysics, licences and independent reports.
Regular reporting as milestones are reached — metres drilled, targets tested, results received.
Existing participants are offered first access to subsequent funding phases as the portfolio advances.
A short enquiry through the Contact page — no commitment.
We walk you through the portfolio and execute a confidentiality agreement.
Full access to the technical documents; take your time, ask anything.
Complete the subscription documentation and join the programme.
The Risks, Plainly Stated
Mineral exploration is high-risk by nature. No mineral resource or reserve compliant with an internationally recognised reporting code has been declared on any project in this portfolio, and no assessment of economic viability has been completed. Drilling may not lead to a resource; a resource may not lead to a mine; and invested capital is at risk. What we offer is not certainty — it is well-located ground, real drill results, secured permits, disciplined work programmes, and transparency through the data room.
This page is for information purposes only and does not constitute an offer, solicitation or recommendation to buy any securities in any jurisdiction. Any participation is subject to eligibility, applicable law and definitive subscription documentation. Prospective investors should conduct their own due diligence and obtain independent professional advice.