A small team, working a known belt — with the patience the rock requires.
CIM was incorporated in 2019 to consolidate a forgotten cluster of historic showings on the eastern Copper Mountain trend.
The Copper Mountain district has produced more than three billion pounds of copper since 1923. CIM's hypothesis is straightforward: the same intrusive complex that hosts the producing mine extends beneath cover to the east, and the historic surface workings on our ground are the eroded roof of a still-intact porphyry system.
We are deliberately small. Six full-time staff, an advisory bench of four, and a single property. Capital is deployed slowly and against named geological questions, not press cycles.
- /01Single-asset focusOne property, one thesis, one drill plan.
- /02Tight share structure22.4M shares out, 81% insider & strategic.
- /03Permitted to drillMX permit issued Apr 2026, valid 5 yr.
- /04Local labourPrinceton & Lower Similkameen partnerships.
- /05Reclamation-bonded$420k posted with EMLI, BC.
Where we are, where we're going.
Consolidation
Staking and acquisition of the contiguous 3,840 ha block. Compilation of 12,000+ historic assays.
Phase I
Surface mapping, soil grid (4,200 samples), 3D IP/MT geophysics, initial NI 43-101.
Phase II drilling
14,500 m of HQ-diameter diamond drilling across Targets A, B and C. Mob June, demob October.
Resource update
Updated NI 43-101, PEA, and a contemplated public listing on the TSX-V.
Geologists and operators who have built mines.
[Founder & CEO]
Former senior geologist on two producing BC porphyry mines. Authored the original CIM-Sundance thesis in 2018.
[VP Exploration]
20 years of porphyry-focused exploration across BC, Yukon, and Chile. Designed the 2025 IP-MT survey grid.
[CFO & Corporate Sec.]
Took two junior explorers from private through TSX-V listing and into resource-stage financings.