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News articleYahoo Finance· December 15, 2025
Ecora Resources PLC Announces Cañariaco Project Update
View original at finance.yahoo.comEcora Resources PLC Announces Cañariaco Project Update LONDON, UK / ACCESS Newswire / December 15, 2025 / Ecora (LSE/TSX: ECOR, OTCQX: ECRAF) a critical minerals focused royalty company, notes the press releases issued today by Fortescue Ltd ("Fortescue") and Alta Copper Corp…
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The Cañariaco Project will produce annual average copper production of 158k tonnes for the first ten years and 134k tonnes across the life of the mine
80% confidenceThe fundamental demand outlook for critical minerals commodities over the next decade is very strong, which should significantly increase the value of our royalty portfolio
80% confidenceThere are not enough mines in operation today to supply the volume of copper, nickel and cobalt required to achieve the energy transition
80% confidenceBy end of 2026, Ecora will be materially coal free and comprised of over 90% exposure to commodities that support a sustainable future
80% confidence
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