Copper is up 70% Discover the Zonia Advantage ![](https://cdn-m4m.chd01.com/pro/uploads/account_1345/4267/IMG-20240618-WA0001.jpg) Zonia Project Highlights - Up to 4x faster to revenues vs. typical mines
- More than 1-Billion lbs of Copper in global copper inventory
- Low cost heap-leaching & SX-EW to produce 99.99% pure copper in cathodes
- 70% increase in value of copper over the last 5 years with copper testing $5/lb
- By 2050, copper production must exceed all historical output for decarbonization
World Copper’s (OTC: WCUFF | TSX.V: WCU) Zonia project is leading the industry in next-generation copper production, and is poised to meet surging global copper demand. By leveraging simple metallurgy and proven SX-EW processing in a prime location, Zonia stands to achieve cash flow up to 4x faster than typical projects. Meeting the demand for Copper is essential for our modern electrified world. Green Energy initiatives are a growing, global, unstoppable trend. The world is looking to clean energy to power the future and more copper is required for this transition. The world just doesn’t get it. It doesn’t understand that a massive copper deficit is coming,” - Glencore CEO Gary Nagle China, India, the United States, the EU, Brazil, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Mexico are expected to lead demand for copper in the coming years. As the world's single largest consumer of copper, China's continued urbanization, industrial expansion, and investments in infrastructure, are expected to drive substantial demand for copper. “Copper Prices May Jump 20% by 2027 as Supply Deficit Rises” - Dr. Kwasi Ampofo, Head of Metals and Mining, BloombergNEF Over the next 30 years, global demand for copper is expected to be 2 times higher than in the last 30 years. The world needs more mines to start producing this essential metal now, but for new mines, bigger isn’t always better. “The copper industry has got itself into a bind in that it's obsessed with big to giant mines, when smaller copper deposits should be tapped as well” - Christopher Ecclestone, Principal and mining strategist at Hallgarten + Company Large mines take, on average, 16 years to go from exploration to production. This is far too long to meet the demand. The size and unique location on private land of World Copper’s Zonia project and its current phase of development means it could take only 4 Years to get to production. WCU’s goal of reaching Net Zero with power from a solar power plant, combined with a wholly contained, efficient copper extraction process, aims at delivering an environmentally responsible mine, producing one of the most critical resources required for a greener future. "The world is becoming more electrified, and that is really positive for copper demand." - Richard Adkerson, CEO of Freeport-McMoRan The timing couldn’t be more ideal. There are huge government initiatives to reduce carbon emissions; clean energy demand is soaring; and World Copper is one of the very few projects that can start producing before the end of this decade, just in time to capture the upcoming copper price surge. There has never been a better time to look at World Copper Ltd. LEARN MORE (OTC: WCUFF | TSX.V: WCU) This is a paid advertisement. Please refer to the Important Notice and Disclaimer for additional information. |