Key Highlights
- Idaho Copper scheduled a virtual investor webinar for November 16, 2026, at 11:00 am Eastern.
- Management plans to discuss an updated preliminary economic assessment for the CuMo project in Idaho.
- The company highlighted after-tax net present value of US$1.88 billion, 18.5% internal rate of return, and a 46-year mine life.
Idaho Copper Corporation (NYSE American: COPR) has scheduled a virtual investor webinar for November 16, 2026, where management plans to discuss the results of an updated preliminary economic assessment for its CuMo copper-molybdenum-silver project in Boise County, Idaho.
The company said the updated preliminary economic assessment (PEA) includes an after-tax net present value of US$1.88 billion, an internal rate of return of 18.5%, and a 46-year mine life.
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According to the release, Chief Executive Officer Andrew Brodkey will host the session, which is expected to include a walk-through of the updated PEA results and the projects next steps, followed by a live question-and-answer period.
In management commentary, Brodkey said the updated PEA reflects a different project design than in 2020, including a smaller first-phase plant and sensor-based ore sorting ahead of the mill, which he said would lower initial capital needs and accelerate payback. He also pointed to the projects molybdenum, silver, rhenium and tungsten as additional metals included in the plan.
The company also said it now has U.S. Forest Service approval to commence drilling, and that its focus is a prefeasibility study targeted for completion in 2028, alongside pilot-scale test work intended to validate ore-sorting assumptions at commercial scale.
Idaho Copper noted that the PEA is preliminary and is based in part on inferred mineral resources, which it described as too speculative to be classified as mineral reserves. The company said no mineral reserves have been estimated for the CuMo project and it has not made a decision to construct the project.
The original press release is available on stockhouse.com
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