Company: Freeport Resources Inc.
Address: Suite 250– 750 West Pender, Vancouver, BC, V6C 2T6
Website: https://www.freeportresources.com/
WKN: A2P4MY
ISIN: CA3567773005
Sector: Commodities
Current price: between €0.025 and €0.05
Price target: €1.00 by 01/30/2025
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WHY IT IS A BIG OPPORTUNITY
Reasons to Buy | Freeport Resources Inc.
- Promising world-class resource.
- 1,003% upside potential.
- Completely undervalued copper junior explorer.
- The Yandera project fosters economic growth, job creation and value creation along the mineral value chain in Papua New Guinea.
- First-class management board.
- Private placements totalling over US$4.7 million – uptrend in the stock with a transition to explosive breakout momentum.
- Excellent news flow.
- Potential new acquisitions.
- Exploration in 2024 is being accelerated.
- Takeover rumours.
- Solvent players positioning ahead of a major entry.
URGENT
Are fast gains of 1,023% coming now?
RE-RATING – RE-RATING – RE-RATING
A forecast from investment legend Brian Cruikshank is turning heads: the exploration activities about to begin on the newly acquired claim area of Freeport Resources could lead to the unearthing of a fabulous copper treasure.
This is without precedent in the recent history of the international commodities business: the drilling activities soon to begin on the freshly acquired Yandera copper project of Freeport Resources could throw the global copper market into turmoil. Already today, according to confidential information from usually well-informed circles, prominent players from high finance are preparing for a large-scale entry into the Canadian commodity startup Freeport Resources. The currently still completely undervalued mineral player could rise from a microcap to a blue chip at record speed! Risk-affine investors are betting right now on a massive multiplication of the share price. I expect gigantic performance gains of the stock on the order of 1,023% by May 2025! The early bird now catches the worm.
Do you want to stand on the sidelines of events once again and watch idly as other hard-boiled market players make a killing thanks to excellently networked communication channels and perfectly timed information gathering? Your portfolio deserves better: seize the chance for 1,023% return potential today and invest in Freeport Resources.
A potential world-class junior aims to become the market leader — anyone who gets in now, after this latest spectacular acquisition coup landed by Freeport regarding the presumed world-class Yandera property, has the chance for up to 1,000% appreciation over the medium term.
Investment legend Brian Cruikshank from Manitoba reports in the current issue of his Commodity Star Journal that Freeport Resources, the TSX-V-listed shooting star of the global copper segment, should evidently be on the verge of an unprecedented rally. The blatant undervaluation of the junior explorer bears no relation to the magnificent profit prospects of the stock over the coming months. Brian Cruikshank extrapolates an immense mining potential for the future Yandera mine on the order of several billion US dollars. The investment professional places the blue-sky level of the up-and-coming exploration aspirant on a par with the prospects of comparable world-class resources already in production.
This, in turn, is hardly surprising: the Yandera copper project, 100% owned by Freeport Resources, lies in the highly productive orogenic belt of Papua New Guinea, in the same geological arc as some of the world’s largest gold and copper deposits, including Grasberg, Frieda River, Porgera, Lihir, Wafi-Golpu and Kainantu. Yandera is a project of strategic national interest in Papua New Guinea and has the potential to become one of the country’s most significant copper mines. The project’s proximity to Asia, the world’s largest copper refiner and consumer, also makes Yandera an attractive potential long-term copper source.
The renewed licence EL 1335 covers a 245.5 square kilometre („km“) property that comprises the Yandera project. Since 2005, about 200 million US dollars have been invested in exploration and development for EL 1335. The work completed and studies funded to date include around 154,600 metres of exploration drilling, the vast majority of which was concentrated on the Yandera Central deposit, as well as feasibility studies, engineering studies, environmental studies, the 2017 pre-feasibility study* and infrastructure-related studies.
The pre-feasibility study titled „Independent Technical Report on the Yandera Project – Pre-Feasibility Study“*, prepared by Worley Parsons and effective 27 November 2017, estimated the historical measured and indicated open-pit resources at 728 million tonnes with a copper-equivalent grade of 0.39%.
Freeport Resources has initiated a strategic review process aimed at maximising the value of the Yandera copper project, which the company believes is significantly undervalued based on expenditures to date, current copper prices and the potential for resource expansion.
Is a necessary catch-up rally now imminent in the share price? We recommend our readers not to wait and to immediately build larger positions at the extremely low market-capitalisation level. We also expect a huge new wave of news to set in shortly, which will lead to fabulous price explosions of the company’s heavily undervalued stock on the market. Something truly big is taking shape here!!
Our recommendation: Strong Buy
The stock-market boom in the major indices and blue chips will inevitably come to an end, at least for now, in the not-too-distant future. The Dow, DAX and co. have more than doubled in a historically uniquely short time interval.
That will be the hour of the small caps, which have not yet really got going. When there is nothing more to be gained from the standard stocks, the secondary stocks will explode — that was always the case and will be so now too, perhaps even as early as July.
However, intelligent stock picking is extremely important here! The Freeport Resources stock lends itself as an intelligent portfolio addition, because measured against its market value (just €10 million) the upside potential is huge — we are talking here about an incomparable blue-sky level.
Get in quickly, because this promising premium stock from Canada is on the verge of a dramatic rally move!
The stock has a solid floor at €0.03 and could rise to as much as €1 by the end of the year! At €0.10 there is a first resistance cluster, which should however be blown away if, as expected, financially strong players enter the market on the back of the magnificent data situation and further top news in prospect.
A breakout to €0.15 as early as this summer is entirely realistic, and even that need not be the last word this year. In the event of a powerful upward momentum, or put differently, a bull stampede, a price explosion should be virtually impossible to prevent given the markedly low market-capitalisation level. In the support area of €0.04/0.05 a tight safety net stands ready, which in these days hints at first-class follow-up buying opportunities when tested.
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OUTLOOK
Freeport is focusing on the development of its flagship Yandera Copper project, located in the highly prospective orogenic belt of New Guinea.
The Yandera project is one of the largest undeveloped copper deposits in the world.
The area of economic influence will span five provinces and create prosperity for generations, including through strategic road and highway construction, power generation and port infrastructure. It will support communities and create jobs along the entire Yandera corridor.
The Yandera project area was the subject of intensive, drill-based exploration programmes by several companies in the late 1960s and 1970s. The historical activities, which included 102 diamond drill holes totalling over 33,000 metres, culminated in the preparation of a mining study by BHP that identified the Yandera porphyry system as one of the largest undeveloped porphyry copper systems (with additional molybdenum and gold) in the world.
Subsequently, Era Resources Inc. invested over US$100 million and drilled a further 471 holes totalling over 144,000 metres. The opportunity remains to enlarge the resource through further exploration.
• In 1965, Kennecott acquired the EL in order to work on the property. They remained owners and operated the property until 1973, when Triako Mines acquired the property and engaged its operator Amdex to complete the work programmes.
• Amdex worked on the property together with Broken Hill Proprietary Company (BHP) from 1974 to 1977. In 1978, Amdex entered into a joint venture with Buka Minerals. The work and ownership between Amdex and Buka Minerals lasted until 1984, when they relinquished the property. The property lay idle until 1999, when Highland Pacific and Cyprus Amax acquired an EL and worked on the property before relinquishing it prior to 2000.
• After that, the property lay idle again until Belvedere Limited acquired the EL for the property. In 2005, Belvedere formed a joint venture with Marengo Mining Limited, which operated the property.
• In 2006, Marengo Mining acquired 100% of the property through the purchase of the Belvedere interest.
• Since then, Marengo Mining, today Era Resources Inc., has been the sole owner and operator of the property. Era was later acquired by Carpo Resources Inc. and is now 100% owned by Freeport Resources Inc.
Project Description | Freeport Resources Inc.
• Location; 145.12° east longitude / 5.75° south latitude.
• The property lies about 95 km southwest of the town of Madang, in the Bismarck Range in Papua New Guinea.
• The mine area is located in the foothills of the Bismarck Range, which is part of the Central Cordillera of New Guinea, at an elevation of about 1,900 m above sea level. The site is on the north side of the range, about 13 km east-northeast of Mount Wilhelm, with the extensive floodplain of the Ramu River about 20 km to the east.
• The mine site is mountainous and is bounded to the west by the Imbrum River valley and to the east by the Tai-Yor River valley.
• Between the mine area and the coast, the pipelines and the road traverse two ecoregions and a series of altitudinal zones and vegetation types. The vegetation and habitat in this area include lower montane forests, mixed hill forests, mixed alluvial forests, kunai grassland and transitional/anthropogenic forest types.
• Freeport Resources currently uses Madang, the capital of Madang Province, as a logistics base. Materials and transport for the site team are delivered by helicopter from Madang airport or from a staging area in the village of Usino, which is 10-12 flight minutes away.
• There is a paved road between Madang and Lae and both towns have active port facilities with access to tidal water.
• The site has mobile reception and diesel-powered camp facilities.
• Water is required for this site project and the need will be met by rainfall runoff and possibly groundwater.
• The project requires both regional and local infrastructure. At Yandera, facilities are needed to support the mining and processing activities. The rest of the processing will take place at the flotation plant at Cape Rigny. The facilities at both sites include the associated supporting infrastructure and utilities. The connection from Yandera to Cape Rigny comprises the ore slurry pipeline, access roads and power transmission lines.
• The property lies within the Mobile Belt of New Guinea, which extends from the southeastern part of the island across the central mountain ranges to Indonesia, and west of Grasberg, the giant copper-gold mine of Freeport McMoRan.
• This belt includes sections of the metamorphic basement and contains a variety of sedimentary packages. Overlying Palaeozoic and early Mesozoic schists, marble and granodiorite are packages of Triassic to Jurassic volcanic and clastic sediments as well as Jurassic to Cretaceous clastic, volcanic and volcanogenic sediments.
• Yandera is a magmatic, intrusive-hosted, structurally controlled copper porphyry system with additional molybdenum and gold, consisting of a series of adjacent, vertically oriented deposits along known structural trends. The mineralisation is concentrated in several deposits, namely Imbruminda, Gremi, Omora, Gamagu and Dimbi. Imbruminda, Gremi and Omora lie side by side and are separated from Dimbi by a central, silica-rich zone of low mineral content that is bounded on three sides by steep faults. The bulk of the mineralisation lies adjacent to these main structures in a northwest-southeast direction. Locally, north-northeast-trending cross faults delimit the mineral domains and reflect the structural complexity of the district.
• The Yandera project envisions a large and efficient open-pit mine designed to produce 33 million tonnes of ore per year and a total of 540 million tonnes over a life of more than 20 years. The average stripping ratio is expected to be 1.36 and the material will be mined from several areas that will merge into one large pit.
• The resource area has a known strike length of 5 kilometres within a 17-kilometre trend with limited testing at depth. This represents enormous exploration potential to expand the existing resource.
• A solid development plan includes all metallurgical test work, the updating of scoping studies and the execution of a two-phase exploration programme aimed at further expanding the resources.
Buy Recommendation | Freeport Resources Inc.
Freeport Resources Inc. has so far raised around US$4.4 million in its ongoing private placement, with the final tranche closing at the end of June. With the recent extension of the Yandera licence for Papua New Guinea until 2025 and the proceeds from the private placement, the company has begun an internal review of project optimization while discussions with potential strategic partners continue, in order to advance the Yandera copper project toward a definitive feasibility study.
„The current financing was well received by investors and an additional and final tranche is expected by the end of the month. The funds raised will be used for general working-capital purposes and to advance the work on the internal project-optimization review, as well as to continue discussions and outreach with potential strategic partners. Yandera is one of the world’s largest undeveloped copper projects and is considered the largest undeveloped copper project in Asia, the world’s leading copper refiner and consumer. Since 2005, over 200 million US dollars have been spent on the project, culminating in a comprehensive 2017 pre-feasibility study that describes one of the world’s largest undeveloped copper resources. With the exploration licence extended until November 2025, the timing for this fundraising and internal optimization review is ideal. We are pleased to have resumed work on the project in parallel with the ongoing discussions with potential strategic partners, in order to advance the project through a definitive feasibility study and the development of the mine. We look forward to keeping shareholders informed on the progress of the discussions“, commented CEO Gord Friesen.
With a current market cap of around €10 million, you as an investor are buying a stock that has upside potential of a factor of 100. With high probability, a trillion-dollar company is being created here.
Market Opportunities | Freeport Resources Inc.
Copper price set to quadruple – rally absolutely intact
As you surely know, copper is the decisive raw material in the fight against man-made climate change. The electrically conductive metal is increasingly used in numerous energy-transition technologies – such as wind turbines, solar installations, electric cars and the power grids as a whole. Demand for copper will therefore surge massively over the next few years. According to a forecast by S&P Global Markets Intelligence, copper demand will rise to 50 million tonnes per year as early as 2035. The problem: according to S&P, global supply might not be able to keep pace with demand by a long way, as you can see in the following chart:
Source: S&P (https://www.spglobal.com/commodityinsights/en/market-insights/latest-news/energy-transition/071422-world-copper-deficit-could-hit-record-demand-seen-doubling-by-2035-s-p-global)
The world is therefore heading toward a comprehensive deficit in copper. The market prices for copper will likely rise significantly going forward, which will also benefit your return as an investor.
Leading commodity trader Pierre Andurand expects the copper price to reach 40,000 US dollars (around 37,000 euros) per tonne over the coming four years. (This would correspond to a quadrupling of the copper price.)
Copper already has a large imbalance between supply and demand, which will intensify further, he told the „Financial Times“.
In his view, mining production is not keeping up, and companies will have to open new mines.
In an interview with the „Financial Times“ the hedge-fund manager forecast that the red metal could catapult to 40,000 dollars (around 37,000 euros) per tonne within a few years. That would be an increase of 288 percent over the current price of 10,290 dollars.
Copper is already near record highs, so a quadrupling from the current level would mean a sustained series of new records. Just this week the metal crossed the 11,000-dollar (around 10,100 euros) per tonne mark, as the markets react to an unparalleled imbalance between supply and demand.
This market distortion can only intensify, according to Andurand, as environmental policy, artificial intelligence and fragile global relations increase the need for copper.
„We are moving toward a doubling of demand growth for copper. Driven by the electrification of the world, including electric vehicles, solar panels, wind farms, but also military use and data centres“, he said.
At the same time, copper production is reaching its limits, as both new and existing projects cannot keep up. That is bad news for the shrinking inventories. Last year, global copper supply reached its lowest seasonal level since 2008. The limited supply will also drive the price up.
According to Andurand, relying on the existing mines is not a solution, even if this currently appears to be the industry’s preferred strategy. Acquisitions are becoming a popular means for mining companies that want to get more involved in the copper business, such as the recent offer by BHP to take over Anglo American.
The rise in the copper price in the first quarter of 2024 can be attributed mainly to shortages of copper concentrates and reduced output from Chinese smelters. After prices fell to about 7,800 US dollars per tonne on the London Metals Exchange (LME) in autumn 2023, they rose at the beginning of 2024 but remained in the range of 8,000 to 8,500 US dollars until they recorded significant gains in March, amplified by production cuts in China.
The closure of First Quantum Minerals’ Cobre Panama mine and the resulting loss of supply contributed to the rising prices. This mine, which accounts for about 1 percent of global copper production, had to be closed due to contractual disputes with the Panamanian government, which tightened global supply further.
Copper and the energy transition
The growing demand for copper is strongly driven by the energy transition. Copper is a crucial component in the manufacture of renewable-energy technologies and electric vehicles. China’s recovery from pandemic-related restrictions and the associated increase in consumption have additionally tightened the copper market. In recent weeks, economic data from China have shown a stabilisation of growth, while the stock market rallied in anticipation of new growth. Sentiment around China’s economy is therefore improving. This also affects the copper price.
Long-term outlook and speculation
While short-term factors such as supply bottlenecks and geopolitical events influence prices, the long-term outlook for copper remains strong. The continuing need for renewable energy and the electrification of vehicle fleets worldwide ensure stable demand. Overall, developments indicate that the copper market will continue to play a central role in the global economy and, in particular, in the energy transition.
Management | Freeport Resources Inc.
Every company is only as good as the people at its helm! Our top pick Freeport Resources has a top-tier expert team that combines far above-average competence and many years of experience.
Gord Friesen, President, CEO and Director
Friesen has more than 35 years of experience in the capital markets and has extensive expertise in fundraising, corporate communications and project marketing. He has financed mining projects throughout the Americas, including Alaska, British Columbia, Yukon and Newfoundland as well as Mexico and Chile. He has been successful at various gold and silver companies as well as on a number of base-metals projects, including copper and nickel. Throughout his career, Friesen has worked closely with private and institutional investors to help identify opportunities in the resource sector. He is currently a board member of Glacier Lake Resources Inc.
Scott Davis, CFO and Director
Davis is a partner of Cross Davis & Company LLP Chartered Professional Accountants, a firm specialising in providing accounting and management services to publicly listed companies. Among other roles, he has served as CFO at several companies listed on the TSX Venture Exchange. In his past he has held senior management positions, including four years as Assistant Financial Controller at Appleby, two years as an auditor at Davidson & Company LLP Chartered Professional Accountants and five years as Accounting Manager.
Allan Glowach, Director
Glowach has worked as a consultant in the oil and gas industry for over 30 years. He has been both a senior officer and a director of numerous publicly listed companies in the oil and gas, pipeline and mining sectors. He is currently an independent businessman and his clients include the largest pipeline companies in North America, including Enbridge and TransCanada Pipeline.
Glowach holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from the University of Alberta and is an active member of CSA Materials for Oil & Gas Pipeline Systems as well as the National Association of Corrosion Engineers.
Nathan Chutas, Senior VP Operations and Director
Nathan Chutas is a professional geologist with over 20 years of experience at various exploration and mining companies, including Teck Cominco, NovaGold, Sandfire Resources America and Era Resources. He has worked in a range of positions, including senior management and technical roles focused on greenfield, brownfield and mine-resource exploration as well as project evaluation. Dr. Chutas has experience with projects across North America, South Africa and Mexico and most recently spent seven years in Papua New Guinea. Nathan holds a doctorate in geology from the University of Washington and is a Certified Professional Geologist of the American Institute of Professional Geologists.
Company Profile | Freeport Resources Inc.
Freeport Resources is a Canadian mineral exploration company whose main focus is on advancing the Yandera copper-gold-molybdenum project in Madang Province, Papua New Guinea. With an area of about 245.5 square kilometres, the Yandera project is one of the largest undeveloped copper-gold deposits in the world.
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Company: Freeport Resources Inc.
Address: Suite 250– 750 West Pender, Vancouver, BC, V6C 2T6
Website: https://www.freeportresources.com/
WKN: A2P4MY
ISIN: CA3567773005
Sector: Commodities
Current price: between €0.025 and €0.05
Price target: €1.00 by 01/30/2025
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