Why copper
Copper is powering the global energy transition
As a highly conductive and durable metal, copper plays an essential role in clean energy infrastructure, powering electric vehicles, wind turbines, solar panels, grid expansion and battery infrastructure. Global demand for copper is expected to double by 2035², yet current production is lagging behind. New discoveries and responsible development of high-potential ore bodies are vital to bridging this gap.
Demand is rising.
Supply can’t catch up.
10 Million tonnes
projected global copper supply deficit by 2035¹
Doubled demand by 2035
demand is expected to double in the next decade²
16 to 18 years
average lead time to bring new copper mines into production³
Early stage, low cost and long-term value
Colorado Minerals Brazil focuses on early-stage copper opportunities in emerging areas, aiming to help close the future supply gap with scalable, high-potential mineral assets.
Timing matters
Copper demand is rising. Supply isn’t keeping up.
A growing gap between global demand and production is reshaping the copper market. Electrification, infrastructure, and grid modernization are expected to double copper demand by 2035, yet mine development timelines average 16 to 18 years. Colorado Minerals Brazil is positioned early in the cycle, where timing matters most.
Our approach
Focused on early-stage, low-cost opportunities.
We target underexplored copper areas with high discovery potential and favorable geology framework. Through field geology, low-cost, fast-paced development and a long-term vision for the global energy transition, our model prioritizes capital efficiency and long-term value creation.