In this interview, Ken Engquist of Intrepid Metals (TSXV: INTR) reveals the strategic potential of the company’s Corral copper project in Arizona, highlighting drill results that showcase 100-200 meters of copper grades ranging from 1.5% to 7% near the surface. Against the backdrop of Trump-era tariffs and growing domestic supply pressures, the project represents a compelling opportunity in the critical minerals market.
Engquist provides insights into the company’s ambitious exploration plans, including 10-15,000 meters of planned drilling and ongoing negotiations with major copper companies. Despite recent market challenges, Intrepid Metals appears poised for a potential breakthrough. The interview offers a dive into the factors driving interest in US copper assets, making it a must-watch for investors and industry observers seeking to understand the evolving landscape of domestic mineral production.
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