The Red Metal is Back - Explore Smarter

Copper is having a moment. Over the past five to six months, prices have climbed by roughly 30%, as the market finally catches up with what explorers and analysts have known for years: supply is constrained, and electrification isn’t slowing down anytime soon so demand continues to rise. Even the majors are feeling the heat, with heavyweight tie-ups and takeover chatter making headlines – Anglo American &Teck, Rio Tinto &Glencore. When copper’s hot, everyone wants a seat at the table.

For explorers, time is better spent in the field than buried in filing cabinets or lost in decades of old documents. That’s where GeoClerk comes in.

GeoClerk ensures critical historical information is never missed, without slowing you down. From uncovering legacy copper assays and forgotten drill intersections to tracking the latest results released by active juniors, GeoClerk brings everything together in one place, fully searchable and spatially enabled.

By combining keyword and spatial searches, explorers can quickly zero in on historical copper work within specific regions, prospects, or belts, then pivot seamlessly to monitor the most recent drilling announcements as they hit the market. It’s a smarter way to move from historical context to current opportunity – fast.

And because copper speaks more than one language, GeoClerk does too. Searching in French-speaking jurisdictions? GeoClerk automatically expands your search to include cuivre. When our Chilean database goes live, cobre will join the list, because missing results due to vocabulary is nobody’s idea of satisfactory exploration risk.