Capstone Copper es una compañía minera canadiense que se enfoca en explorar y desarrollar yacimientos de cobre en América del Norte. El activo principal de la compañía es la Mina Cozamin ubicada en Zacatecas, México, que produce concentrados de cobre de alta ley. Cozamin es una operación subterránea que ha sido operada de manera continua bajo Capstone desde finales de 2006, cuando comenzó la producción comercial a una tasa de 1,000 toneladas por día ("tpd"). En ese momento, tenía una vida útil de tres años en reserva y la exitosa exploración ha extendido la vida de la mina hasta 2030. De 2023 a 2030, se pronostica una producción anual promedio de 20 mil toneladas y 1.3 millones de onzas de plata a un costo promedio de C1 de $1.51 por libra pagable de cobre. Entre el período de cinco años de 2023 a 2027, se proyecta una producción anual promedio más alta de 24 mil toneladas de cobre y 1.7 millones de onzas de plata, a un costo promedio proyectado C1 más bajo de $1.46 por libra pagable de cobre. El plan minero en Cozamin se basa en una combinación de métodos de explotación por taladros largos y corte y relleno. El plan minero contempla el uso de 10.2 millones de toneladas de mineral de 2023 a 2030 (solo Reservas Minerales incluidas en el plan). La construcción de la nueva planta de relleno de pasta se completó a fines de 2022 y se está poniendo en marcha en 2023. Aproximadamente la mitad de los relaves filtrados se mezclarán con cemento para formar una pasta y se bombearán al subsuelo para ser utilizados como relleno de la mina, lo que permitirá aumentar la extracción de mineral de cobre. Capstone Copper también tiene una cartera de proyectos de exploración en Canadá y Estados Unidos, incluido el proyecto Kutcho Copper en Columbia Británica y el proyecto Santo Domingo en Chile. La compañía se compromete a prácticas mineras responsables y prioriza la seguridad, el cuidado del medio ambiente y la participación comunitaria.
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from gold to base metals, seeking profitable investments and making critical investment decisions.
Their journey digs deep into the lives of local communities and explores the complex relationships between mining operations, environmental stewardship,
and indigenous peoples. With insights from geologists, experts, and indigenous partners, Kevin and Robynne evaluate each company's environmental and social governance,
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Travel alongside them in diverse modes, from RVs to seaplanes, as they uncover the hidden stories and histories
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Robynne Eaton
Eye For Detail
MineStocker Robynne Eaton loves to get details firsthand. With professional film production experience and an outgoing personality, Robynne brings her unbiased viewpoint.
Mines & Travel
Robynne will examine the local travel highlights while checking out the investment opportunities!
Meeting The Miners
Who are the people on-site, in the mine office as well as in town? Meet them with Robynne, see them from her eyes.
World Travel
Robynne has traveled to many fantastic and exciting places for business and pleasure. As a Mine$tockers, Robynne and Kevin will highlight many of the incredible places the show takes them to.
Kevin Dwyer
Street Savvy
Former Bay Street trader, Kevin Dwyer, has transitioned from his role as an over-the-counter stock trader in the resource sector to a private investor and adventurer. He now visits mining properties to gain firsthand insights.
Smart Investments
The Mine$tockers believe in making informed investment decisions in the mining industry. They carefully evaluate established and up-and-coming mining stocks, interact with local communities and base their trades on their findings.
Adventure Seeker
With a wealth of experience in the great outdoors, Kevin has traveled to diverse destinations, from the northern wilderness to the southern deserts. He is an avid sportsman, hiker, and adventurer.
Bali(Blue Frenchie)
Where's the Beef?
MineStocker Bali loves to get details of lunch firsthand.
Mines & Travel
Bali will examine the local food highlights while checking out local canine!
Bali Meets The Miners
Who are the people on-site, in the mine office as well as in town? Meet them with Bali, see them from her eyes.
World Travel
Bali has traveled to many fantastic and exciting places for lunch and will lead the way!
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The Project Mission
Our mission is to serve the global investor by providing high-quality, distinctive information that informs, educates, and entertains. In addition, we exemplify investing in the resource sector to participate in the Green Revolution for personal profit and to benefit our Foundation.The Foundation
Using donations and investment profits donated from the MineStocker show, the MineStocker Foundation aims to offer educational scholarships to young individuals with a keen interest in geological or environmental studies.
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The Challenge
Like all businesses, are closely linked to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues. Despite the ESG difficulties in operating in many developing and emerging countries, we aim to advance sustainable, fair, and diverse communities through engaging entertainment and technology solutions. This dedication encompasses every aspect of our business, including project development, investment management, and stakeholder engagement.Given the pressing global challenges such as climate change, pollution, inequality, and poverty, it is more crucial than ever for responsible businesses like ours to prioritize ESG in their operations. Investors and the public see ESG considerations as a means of gaining a comprehensive view of the companies they invest in. Therefore, Mine$tockers will assess and disclose the ESG of each business we encounter before making any investments.
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