Copper Fox Metal Stock Price, News & Analysis

Copper Fox Metals (OTCQX: CPFXF) reported its Q1 2025 financial results, posting a net loss of $236,962 ($0.00 per share), compared to $230,877 in Q1 2024. The company invested $475,709 in developing its copper projects during the quarter.

Key operational highlights include:

• Completion of Schaft Creek 2024 geotechnical drilling program with significant copper intersections, including 134.60m averaging 0.338% copper at DDH SCK-24-471
• Announcement of $15.8 million Schaft Creek 2025 budget focused on transitioning to PFS stage
• Identification of a large copper porphyry target at Sombrero Butte through geophysical surveys
• Progress in permitting process for Mineral Mountain drilling
• Advancement of Van Dyke project's Conceptual Site Model, expected in Q2-2025

Post-quarter, the company closed a $1.5 million non-brokered private placement. Cash position was $158,394 as of January 31, 2025, increasing to $1,380,939 by the news release date.

Copper Fox Metals (TSXV: CUU) (OTCQX: CPFXF) has successfully closed its non-brokered private placement, raising $1.5 million through the issuance of 7,317,074 units at $0.205 per unit. Each unit includes one common share and half a warrant.

The warrants feature a two-tier exercise price structure: $0.25 for the first 12 months and $0.30 for the subsequent 12 months. The company maintains acceleration rights if share prices exceed certain thresholds. The proceeds will fund exploration and development activities across Copper Fox's wholly-owned projects: Van Dyke, Eaglehead, Mineral Mountain, and Sombrero Butte.

Notable insider participation included director Ernesto Echavarria, who purchased 4,390,244 units, representing a significant portion of the offering. The securities issued are subject to a four-month plus one-day hold period.

Copper Fox Metals (TSXV: CUU) (OTCQX: CPFXF) has announced results from recent geophysical surveys at its Sombrero Butte project, located 3 kilometers south of the Copper Creek porphyry copper deposit. The surveys revealed a significant north-northwest trending body of anomalous chargeability extending from surface to depths over 800 meters.

The chargeability anomaly shows strong correlation with a zone of moderate to intense limonite alteration within the Laramide age Glory Hole volcanics. At 200m depth, the anomaly measures approximately 3,200m long by 1,300m wide, while at 450m depth it measures 1,900m long by 1,100m wide. At 800m depth, the anomaly splits into two smaller 'root zones'.

The 3D SWATH DCIP & MT survey, completed by Quantec Geoscience USA, covered the entire Laramide age Copper Creek granodiorite and Glory Hole volcanics area. The MT survey measured resistivity to depths exceeding 2,000m, showing good correlation with the shallower chargeability data. These findings suggest potential for a significant porphyry copper system underlying the project.

Copper Fox Metals (CPFXF) has released its 2024 year-end financial results, reporting a net loss of $607,303, an improvement from the $1,114,512 loss in 2023. The company invested $1,312,475 in developing its copper projects, including Schaft Creek and Van Dyke. Teck Resources, as operator of the Schaft Creek Joint Venture, reported expenditures of C$24.7 million in 2024, exceeding the planned C$18.7 million budget.

The company achieved significant progress in advancing the Van Dyke in-situ copper recovery project and upgraded the porphyry potential of the Sombrero Butte project. Teck has surpassed the $60 million Pre-Production Costs threshold, with two $20 million Milestone Payments remaining to Copper Fox. The company's cash position as of October 31, 2024, was $785,184, down from $1,368,852 in the previous year.

Copper Fox Metals (CPFXF) has announced its 2025 program for the Schaft Creek porphyry copper-gold-molybdenum-silver project in British Columbia. The project, operated by Teck Resources (75% interest) with Copper Fox holding 25%, has reached a significant milestone with Pre-Production Costs exceeding C$60 million.

The 2025 program, budgeted at C$15.8 million, aims to transition the project from Scoping to Preliminary Feasibility Study (PFS) stage. Key components include technical model reviews, completion of geometallurgical programs, geotechnical slope stability studies, and infrastructure site trade-off studies.

Field activities will commence in June 2025, featuring diamond and sonic drilling to assess proposed tailings and rock storage facilities. The program also encompasses environmental baseline data collection, archaeological investigations, and continued collaboration with the Tahltan Nation on cultural initiatives.

Copper Fox Metals has announced analytical results from six geotechnical drillholes completed at the Schaft Creek project in 2024, where they hold a 25% interest (Teck Resources holds 75%). The project, located in northwestern British Columbia, is one of North America's largest undeveloped porphyry copper deposits.

Three of the six geotechnical drillholes intersected significant mineralization, with notable results including:

• DDH SCK-24-471: 134.60m averaging 0.338% copper, 0.037% molybdenum
• DDH SCK-24-472: 208.64m averaging 0.253% copper, 0.014% molybdenum
• DDH SCK-24-476: 202.60m averaging 0.324% copper, 0.023% molybdenum

The drilling program was part of a C$18.9 million budget approved by the Schaft Creek Joint Venture for 2024, aimed at collecting geotechnical, metallurgical, engineering, and environmental data.

Copper Fox Metals has announced preliminary results from their recent geophysical surveys at the Sombrero Butte porphyry copper project. The surveys identified significant anomalous chargeability across seven survey lines, covering an area approximately 2,400 meters east-west and varying from 500m to 2,500m north-south.

The findings show anomalous chargeability (>20 mrads) with varying resistivity patterns across the project area. The eastern section shows high chargeability with low-moderate resistivity in the upper 200m, while the central portion reveals anomalous chargeability over widths ranging from 750m to 1,000m at surface, expanding to 2,000-2,400m at depth. The western section shows anomalous chargeability at approximately 400m depth.

These preliminary results correlate with previously identified limonite alteration zones in Glory Hole Volcanics, suggesting the presence of a large porphyry copper system. The depth of exploration is estimated at approximately 800m.

Copper Fox Metals has completed a seven-line geophysical survey at its Sombrero Butte copper project, located 2km south of the Copper Creek porphyry copper deposit. The 2024 exploration program includes mapping, sampling, petrographic studies, and geochemistry analysis. Age dating of samples from the Copper Creek intrusive yielded ages of 63.078 Ma and 62.971 Ma, confirming its Laramide age. The Holy Joe fault, a significant structural element, has been extrapolated onto the project area. A large zone of limonite staining and quartz-sericite-limonite veining was identified in the hanging wall of this fault, potentially representing a pyrite shell of a porphyry copper system.

Copper Fox Metals provides an update on the permitting process for its drilling program at the Mineral Mountain porphyry copper project in Arizona. The company completed a biological evaluation (BE) as part of the Environmental Assessment (EA) required by the Bureau of Land Management. The BE covered 447 acres and identified eight ESA listed species, with only the monarch butterfly and acuña cactus potentially present in the project area. A species-specific survey covering 89 acres found no acuña cactus in the planned disturbance area. SWCA Environmental Consultants concluded the drilling program 'may affect but is not likely to adversely affect' the acuña cactus and its critical habitat.