Idaho Copper (COPR)

Develops the CuMo copper-molybdenum-silver project in Boise County, Idaho, its sole material property. The project is pre-revenue, neither in production nor under construction, and any future output would be sold as commodities rather than branded products.

Tests sensor-based ore sorting to reject waste before milling, supporting an updated preliminary economic assessment and possible future drilling and pre-feasibility work. Operations remain Idaho-based and lean, relying on a small executive team and outside technical consultants.

Progress depends on financing, project studies and federal, state and local permitting. The Forest Service's exploration approval is under active legal challenge; any mine would require additional baseline work, an Environmental Impact Statement and further permits.