"The Board believes that short-term moves in copper prices are...

"The Board believes that short-term moves in copper prices are obscuring what is a long-term thesis for copper." Simon Gray (Chairman)

Longer-term for Havilah is apparently 2030 onwards.





Note: Goldman Sachs has previously said copper was on track to reach US$15,000 during 2025, citing a “clear structural bull story” as mine supply peaks.

The jury is out on whether the copper market will be oversupplied during 2024 amid a weakening Chinese property market.

Citigroup has previously said the main long-term risk for copper is that its superior position as an electrical conductor is challenged by new cost-effective superconductors.

Copper at US$15,000/tonne equals US$6.80/lb [at conversion factor 2204.62].

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