Copper

Argentina’s far northwest has a long history of mining that is now entering a new phase of growth. Known for its rugged mountains and mineral-rich geology, the province holds significant deposits of copper, silver, lithium, and other strategic resources. Mining activity here blends traditional operations with newer exploration efforts, supported by infrastructure links to neighboring Chile and Bolivia. While copper projects remain in early stages compared to the province’s well-established lithium industry, interest from both local and international companies is steadily increasing, positioning our mine as an emerging hub in the region’s broader mining landscape.

Copper has been called the “metal of electrification.” As one of the best natural conductors of electricity, copper plays a vital role in renewable energy, electric vehicles, and power grid infrastructure. It is the lifeline of modern economies, ensuring efficient energy transmission.

As the world transitions to greener technologies, demand for copper has surged. From wind turbines and solar panels to EV charging stations, copper is at the heart of the new energy revolution. A strong copper supply secures both economic growth and sustainable energy futures.