Our Copper Projects
The global shift to clean energy requires more copper and the Briggs Copper Project in Queensland has it in spades. By growing the resource we provide future options for reducing the supply gap shortfall, contributing to Australia meeting its 2050 net-zero emissions target.
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ASX Announcements
Alma reaches 51% ownership of Briggs copper project
Alma Metals has now satisfised stage-2 earn-in requirements at Briggs
The company holds a 51% JV interest with potential to increase to 70%
Infill drilling is ongoing at Briggs for inclusion in a resource update later this year
Alma powering to resource update at Briggs as it banks more high-grade copper assays
Special Report: Alma Metals has reported more near-surface high grade results from core drilling at its Briggs copper project in Queensland, where over 1Mt of contained copper has been defined in inferred resources to date.
Australian copper enters new era where scale is king
You’ve no doubt heard the phrase ‘grade is king’, and that’s been the case for a long time when it comes to Australian copper deposits.
Australia pales in comparison to world leaders like Chile and Peru when it comes to production of the red metal, a rare blind spot in a market known for its outright dominance in supplying a swag of metals including iron ore, gold and lithium.
Alma Metals tops up coffers to expand Briggs drill program
Alma Metals (ASX:ALM) is adding to its bank balance to enable it to follow up a top intersection in an expanded drill program at its Briggs Copper Project in Queensland.
Alma Metals: New England Orogen a ‘slow burn’ but big porphyry potential
Porphyry deposits run deep – from hundreds of metres to several thousands of metres into the Earth. These are massive deposits hosting billions of tonnes worth of the world’s resources.
Research Report – 708 Capital
Alma cracks high-grade with 49m @ 1% (from 3m) within 276m at @ 0.45% from surface in latest drilling results.
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