Copper Intelligence (CUAI) will attend the National Investment Banking Association's 153rd Investment Conference in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on October 6-7, 2026.
The company plans to present its business and growth strategy to the investment community, highlighting its focus on copper exploration and development in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The conference brings together investment banking professionals, institutional investors, financial institutions and emerging-growth companies.
Copper Intelligence (CUAI) reported confirmation of copper mineralisation at its Sampwe Copper Project in the Democratic Republic of Congo, based on early surface exploration of the Sonta Sandstone unit within the Kundelungu Formation.
A key channel sample from an exposed mineralised zone returned 3.9% Cu over 3.2 metres, including internal waste, indicating encouraging copper tenor across the interval. Selective grab samples from mineralised outcrops returned 10.1% Cu, 4.1% Cu and 4.0% Cu, confirming the presence of high-grade copper within the Sonta Sandstone. Field observations suggest the target sandstone horizon may lie at around 10 metres depth beneath large areas of the plateau, with cross-cutting structural corridors interpreted as key controls on mineralisation and used to define priority exploration targets.
Copper Intelligence (CUAI) announced the contribution of the Sampwe Copper Project under a Sale and Purchase Agreement dated February 4, 2026.
The agreement involves Luvua Resources SARL and African Discovery Group, with Sampwe now joining the Copper Intelligence portfolio. The project lies about 255 kilometres north of Lubumbashi on the Kundelungu Mountain Range in Haut-Katanga Province, Democratic Republic of Congo. Current exploration targets the Sonta Sandstone, a sedimentary unit within the Kundelungu Formation that is known to host copper mineralisation in the Central African Copperbelt. Executive Chairman Andrew Groves stated that adding this "globally important asset" aligns with the company’s strategy of increasing value and visibility in high grade copper deposits in the DRC.
Copper Intelligence (OTCID: CUAI) highlighted its strategic positioning after a U.S. Executive Order on “Securing America's Defense Supply Chains and Ensuring Domestic Acquisition of Critical Materials,” which aims to strengthen domestic and allied critical mineral supply chains and reduce reliance on adversarial countries.
The company, a U.S.-listed copper exploration and development firm focused on the Democratic Republic of Congo, cited copper’s rising role in electrification, AI, defense, and infrastructure. Copper Intelligence recently acquired the Kitungu Exploration License PR-15880 in the DRC Copper Belt and announced a joint venture with CoTec Holdings to process historical copper tailings in the country.
Copper Intelligence (OTC: CUAI) reported encouraging early drill results from the Butembo Copper Project in the DRC. The discovery hole (BCDD001) returned 7.55m from surface at ~5.96% Cu. A step-out hole 100m along strike (BCDD002) intersected 3m at ~0.24% Cu from 8–11m and 3m at ~1.89% Cu from 19.7–22.7m, supporting continuity of mineralization along strike and at depth. All grades are preliminary handheld XRF results, with samples to be assayed at accredited labs. Drilling on a second borehole toward at least 100m depth and planning for further step-out drilling are in progress.
Copper Intelligence (OTCID: CUAI) announced that its common stock has begun trading under the new ticker symbol CUAI.
The ticker change follows previously completed corporate actions, including a name change and capital restructuring effective June 1, 2026. The CUSIP number remains unchanged, and shareholders do not need to take any action.