Articles On Castillo Copper (ASX:CCZ)

The new exploration targets look to deliver significant incremental exploration upside for Mt Oxide, which is in a known structural copper region.

Zambia forms part of a three-pillar strategy aimed at transforming Castillo into a mid-tier copper producer.

The project is one of three strategic pillars in Castillo’s strategy to become a mid-tier copper producer.

The project is one of three strategic pillars in Castillo’s strategy to become a mid-tier copper producer.

The projects across the Copperbelt form the basis for one component of the company’s three-pillar copper strategy as it seeks London listing.

The vendors of the project have increased the area within the Copperbelt by around 160% to 117.6 square kilometres.

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The independent geological report concluded that the project has exploration upside and the potential to host copper mineralisation.

An independent geology report will be produced as part of the planned LSE dual listing.

The company has three core copper assets based in New South Wales, Queensland, and Zambia.

Samples at the Smelter Creek stockpile and others along the line of lode average 2.03% and 1.23% copper respectively.

There is potential for copper mineralisation to extend onto the Mkushi project from a neighbouring operation.

Funds raised will go towards enforceable undertaking commitments, Castillo's Cangai and Mt Oxide projects, Zambia due diligence as well as for the company's London Stock Exchange listing.

The company has an ambitious forward agenda to implement which includes the London listing and prioritising its exploration program

The company is advancing a three-pillar strategy as it aims to become a mid-tier copper miner.

The International Copper Association of Australia recently confirmed that copper demand continues to outpace supply.

The strategy is driven by the rationale that CCZ’s projects deliver substantial exploration upside and are highly prospective for copper mineralisation.

The projects are near large-scale operating mines owned by recognised global mining groups including Glencore and Barrick Gold.

London-based Gerrard Hall is joining the board as a non-executive director while Rob Scott has been appointed chairman.

Completion of a London listing is subject to the company receiving necessary approvals of the UK Listing Authority and the London Stock Exchange.