CEO Clip - Coyote Copper: Could Arizona’s Copper Triangle Host Another Major Copper Discovery?

Coyote Copper is advancing a large-scale copper exploration project in Arizona’s “Copper Triangle”, strategically positioned near major copper deposits in one of the United States’ most established copper districts.

Located approximately one hour east of Phoenix, Coyote Copper’s project spans more than 70 square kilometres in Arizona’s prolific Copper Triangle, where an active team of geologists is advancing exploration across the property.

The company is positioned next to the Resolution Copper project, owned by Rio Tinto and BHP and described by Coyote Copper as one of the world’s largest undeveloped copper projects. This location places Coyote Copper in a region known for hosting significant porphyry copper systems.

Coyote Copper has also recently obtained its drill permit, marking an important step as the company moves toward testing its exploration targets. Management says geological work completed to date points to the potential for a large porphyry system on the property.

With copper attracting growing attention, a substantial Arizona land position and drilling ahead, Coyote Copper is focused on determining the scale of its copper potential in one of North America’s most established copper regions.

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