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Copper Fox Metals Inc. reports recurring developments across a copper-focused project portfolio in North America. News for CPFXF centers on the 100% owned Van Dyke in-situ copper recovery project in Arizona, including drill-core sampling, soluble copper mineralization, preliminary economic assessment work, groundwater modeling, and related technical studies.
Company updates also cover the Schaft Creek Joint Venture in northwestern British Columbia, where Teck Resources Limited is operator with a 75% interest and Copper Fox holds 25%, as well as exploration at Mineral Mountain and other copper targets. Additional releases include interim financial results, project-level environmental, geotechnical and hydrogeological work, market-communication arrangements, and management commentary on project advancement.
Copper Fox (OTCQX: CPFXF) filed unaudited interim consolidated financials for the quarter ended January 31, 2026, reporting a net loss of $242,857 and cash of $306,730 at quarter end. Subsequent to quarter end, Copper Fox completed a $3.0M private placement and began a PEA and 3‑D groundwater modelling for Van Dyke.
Company activity included maiden drilling at Mineral Mountain, 2025 Schaft Creek drill results with multi‑meter copper intersections, an MYAB permit application for Eaglehead, and continued work at Sombrero Butte.
Copper Fox Metals (OTCQX: CPFXF, TSXV: CUU, FSE: HPU) is advancing a multi-asset copper portfolio across North America with near-term technical and permitting work.
Key milestones include an economic study in Arizona, exploration drilling near a world-class copper deposit, and potential development decisions with Teck Resources.
Copper Fox (OTCQX: CPFXF) reported receipt of 2025 geotechnical, environmental and hydrogeological program reports for the Schaft Creek joint venture. The C$15.8 million 2025 program supports scoping-level designs, finds data consistent with historic results, and recommends targeted additional investigations—notably for rock storage facility footprints—to reach prefeasibility standards.
Copper Fox (OTCQX: CPFXF) has started work on an updated Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) and a preliminary semi-regional 3‑D groundwater flow model for the 100% owned Van Dyke in‑situ copper recovery project in Gila County, Arizona.
The Van Dyke project is described as a potential 17‑year mine with annual production of 85 million pounds of 99.99% copper cathode, prior PEA estimates ~500 jobs, ~US$1.07B economic injection and ~US$355M taxes over mine life. The 2026 PEA work is budgeted at C$300,000 and includes ongoing hydrogeological data collection to support future APP and UIC permitting.
Copper Fox (OTCQX: CPFXF) filed audited consolidated financials for year ended October 31, 2025, reporting a net loss of $1,071,237 (2024: $607,303) and spending $1,951,216 on project development and exploration. Cash was $686,236 at year-end and $129,927 as of this release. Key project advances include Van Dyke PFS planning, Schaft Creek drilling and C$15.8M 2025 program, and maiden porphyry drilling at Mineral Mountain.
Copper Fox (OTCQX: CPFXF) reported analytical results for five 2025 drillholes at the Schaft Creek project (SCJV, Teck operator, Copper Fox 25%). Four holes intersected near-surface copper and copper-gold mineralization over ~500m south of the Liard zone. Highlights include SCK-25-480: 181.50m @ 0.299% Cu (21.00–202.50m) with 15.00m @ 0.562% Cu (110.90–125.90m), and SCK-25-478: 67.27m @ 0.286% Cu (357.73–425.00m) including 11.50m @ 0.381% Cu and 9.352 g/t Au. A C$15.8M 2025 SCJV budget funded workstreams. Results use a 0.10% Cu cut-off; true widths are undetermined.
Copper Fox (OTCQX: CPFX) updated progress on its 100% owned Van Dyke in-situ copper recovery (ISCR) project in Gila County, Arizona. The project is described as a 17-year operation targeting 85 million lbs of Grade A 99.99% copper cathode per year and is expected to support ~500 jobs, inject US$1.07 billion into local economies and contribute US$355 million in taxes over life of mine.
Recent steps include non-binding LOIs for industrial water supply and rock removal, assembling the PEA engineering team, advancing hydrogeological studies, and working toward Town of Miami permitting for future drilling.
Copper Fox Metals (OTCQX: CPFXF) noted that Teck and Anglo American received Canadian regulatory approval under the Investment Canada Act for their $53 billion merger of equals, clearing a key domestic hurdle after shareholder approvals. The transaction includes a commitment to invest at least C$4.5 billion in Canada within five years, including advancing the Schaft Creek copper project, in which Copper Fox holds a 25% carried interest with Teck.
While Canadian and Australian approvals are secured, regulators in other jurisdictions remain under review and the full approval process could take up to 18 months. Anglo Teck would control just under 5% of global copper supply.
Copper Fox (OTCQX: CPFXF) announced plans to advance its 100% owned Van Dyke ISCR copper project in Arizona toward a prefeasibility study (PFS) by updating the 2020 PEA and incorporating technical studies completed since 2021.
Key PEA metrics cited: 85M lb/year cathode, 1.1B lb LOM, initial capex US$290.5M, LOM direct operating cost US$0.71/lb, AISC US$1.14/lb, post-tax NPV7.5% US$644.7M, IRR 43.4%, 17-year life. Company is updating models, permitting for drilling, completing hydrogeological work, and exploring non-dilutive funding before starting PFS activities.
Copper Fox (OTCQX: CPFXF) reported results of its 2025 geophysical program at the 100%‑owned Eaglehead porphyry copper project on November 19, 2025. The survey outlined an open-ended northwest‑trending chargeability anomaly ~4,400 m long with ~1,000 m width at 250 m depth in the East deposit widening to ~2,000 m in the Camp deposit, and the anomaly remains open to the northwest.
The program identified pipe‑like chargeability bodies connected to surface, confirmed spatial correlation with four porphyry deposits from the 2023 MRE, and flagged a 1,500 m target area between Camp and the West zone. A 500 m drill gap between East and Bornite is a priority for future drilling; a desktop access study is underway.