Super Copper Corp.
Super Copper Corp. (CSE: CUPR, OTCQB: CUPPF) is a Vancouver-based mining exploration company focused on the strategic acquisition, exploration, and development of high-value copper and precious metal projects. Operating as a growth-oriented mining platform, the company is dedicated to unlocking value in the high-reward frontier of copper exploration. With a milestone-driven capital structure supported by the Apeiron Investment Group, Super Copper strategically targets top-tier, globally recognized mining jurisdictions to help supply the surging global demand for essential electrification metals.
The company’s flagship portfolio centers on two large-scale assets located in Chile's prolific Atacama mining district, collectively spanning over 14,000 hectares. The Cordillera Cobre Project has recently yielded significant discoveries, including high-grade surface samples returning up to 7.13% copper and the identification of a massive, kilometre-scale anomaly corridor. Additionally, the Castilla Project, situated along the Manto Negro trend, exhibits the geological hallmarks of a large-scale Iron Oxide Copper-Gold (IOCG) system, with historical grabs showing up to 5.0 g/t gold and 5.5% copper. Both projects benefit immensely from low-altitude positioning, year-round exploration access, and close proximity to established infrastructure and processing facilities near the industrial mining hub of Copiapó.
Guided by Founder and CEO Zachary Dymala-Dolesky, Super Copper Corp. has aggressively advanced its operational milestones since publicly listing in late 2024. Moving through the first half of 2026, the company demonstrated strong market confidence by successfully closing a substantially upsized $10 million brokered LIFE financing round. Bolstered by this influx of capital and the recent strategic appointment of a dedicated Chilean Country Manager to oversee on-the-ground execution, Super Copper is well-funded to accelerate its drilling and geophysical programs as it seeks to define world-class copper systems in South America.
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