Copper is heading into a structural supply gap
The IEA finds today's mine pipeline points to a ~30% copper shortfall by 2035, as ore grades fall and new projects take longer to build.
IEA · Global Critical Minerals Outlook 2025 ↗The metal we target has already been mined and sits at surface, making it easily accessible. This keeps our costs minimal - a fraction of traditional mining operations.
Indicative market data as at March 2026. See SEDAR+ for definitive figures.
Waste rock already sits in piles at surface, easily assessed and accessible. The waste contains valuable materials but actively harms the surrounding environment.
Value is created during the remediation process – no new mine or mining infrastructure is needed. Metals are removed from waste and sold. It's a clean-up operation that pays in more ways than one.
Just 45.3M shares outstanding with six properties assembled since the 2022 CSE listing – significant assessment work on each property, with Mount Sicker at the forefront.
Independent forecasts point to tightening supply in copper, silver and gold – the metals at the core of the plan. We liked our numbers when listing in 2022, and they've only gotten better.
The International Energy Agency, the Silver Institute and the World Gold Council all point to tightening supply in the metals at the core of Sasquatch's plan.
The IEA finds today's mine pipeline points to a ~30% copper shortfall by 2035, as ore grades fall and new projects take longer to build.
IEA · Global Critical Minerals Outlook 2025 ↗Record industrial demand, led by solar, keeps outpacing flat mine supply, leaving a forecast 117.6-million-ounce shortfall in 2025.
The Silver Institute · World Silver Survey 2025 ↗After 863 tonnes of net buying in 2025, far above the 2010–2021 average, a record share of central banks plan to add still more.
World Gold Council · Central Bank Survey 2026 ↗Figures are third-party market forecasts from the named organizations, not guarantees, and not projections about Sasquatch Resources Corp.
| Metal | Start 2022 | 2026 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gold | 100 | 248 | +148% |
| Silver | 100 | 264 | +164% |
| Copper | 100 | 141 | +41% |
Indicative market prices, Jan 2022 – 2026, each indexed to 100 at the start of 2022 when Sasquatch acquired Mount Sicker. In 2025 alone gold rose ~66%, silver ~142% and copper ~41%.
As at March 2026.
Figures are indicative and for reference only. Stock options, warrants and other convertible securities, where outstanding, are detailed in the Company's continuous-disclosure filings on SEDAR+ and may not reflect subsequent issuances.