It's a big resource, a leveraged play on the copper market. Based in the Yukon, it's a volume play, but not playing the copper market now. It's a big upfront capital requirement now that'll cost $1 billion.
A very large, but low grade deposit. If you like to play the leverage game, this is a play that people would make. It would be a decent capital project, but would take a while to permit. They would need to produce their own power. It doesn’t make much economic sense. It would need much higher copper and gold prices to be economic.
Has the massive gold/copper Casino project in the Yukon. There was speculation earlier in the year that it would get taken over which moved the stock to over $1.50-$1.60.
(Market Call Minute.) One of the largest copper projects in the Yukon but needs serious money to advance any further.
Has a gold/copper deposit in the Yukon and there was recent speculation that someone was potentially looking at this as a takeover. On Boxing Day, the stock spiked up in the US and the company indicated it was not aware of anything unusual. Because it has such a large deposit, investors are looking at it again.
Western Copper is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol WRN-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (WRN-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:WRN or WRN-T
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On 2024-12-06, Western Copper (WRN-T) stock closed at a price of $1.55.