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Strategic Financing Backs Faraday Copper’s Arizona Growth
Faraday Copper has raised C$100 million ($73 million) through a private placement supported by Lundin Family Trusts and BHP. The capital will fund the acquisition of BHP’s San Manuel property and development of the Copper Creek project. As a result, shares surged, reflecting investor confidence in Arizona’s growing copper corridor.
Acquisition Consolidates Multi-Generational Copper District
The San Manuel acquisition enables Faraday to merge two adjacent properties, optimizing infrastructure and environmental impact. Copper Creek hosts 422 million tonnes of measured and indicated resources at 0.48% copper equivalent. Meanwhile, San Manuel adds 14 billion lb. of non-43-101-compliant copper resources, historically producing over 4.5 million tonnes from 1955–1999.
Market Impact and Long-Term Production Potential
Financial analysts predict Faraday could produce 100,000–150,000 tonnes of copper annually for decades. Therefore, this consolidation strengthens U.S. domestic copper supply, supports local economies, and enhances the company’s market capitalization, which recently reached C$1.13 billion.
ScrapInsight Commentary
Faraday Copper’s acquisition consolidates two major Arizona properties, enhancing domestic copper security and multi-generational production. Analysts expect long-term supply growth and market capitalization gains. The project also emphasizes environmentally optimized infrastructure and regional economic development.
