Ivanhoe Electric Inc. released a corporate presentation outlining its Santa Cruz Copper Project in Arizona, including a June 2025 preliminary feasibility study that describes an underground mine and heap-leach process designed to produce 99.99% copper cathode. The presentation highlights study metrics such as initial capital expenditures of $1.24 billion, a 23-year mine life and approximately 3 billion pounds of copper cathode production over the initial mine plan, as well as projected unit operating costs of $1.32 per pound of copper. It also summarizes an indicative development plan spanning 2025 to 2028 and provides an update on financing and permitting activities, including a $200 million bank credit facility approval and an Export-Import Bank letter of interest for up to $825 million of project debt. The presentation also describes the company’s Typhoon geophysical surveying system, Computational Geosciences Inc. inversion software, and its vanadium redox flow battery business under VRB Energy. You can access the full presentation through the link below. https://ivanhoeelectric.com
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