Project 32 statements
The deposit 23
Key takeaway. Hawk Resources describes a multi-commodity project in Western Australia, with management framing it as both a scandium project (Olympus) and as a copper-gold project with historical production.
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According to the company, historical grades averaged about 2% copper with gold and silver credits, with the historical Cactus mine reporting just over 2% copper, about 3.4 g/t gold, and 67 g/t silver from 1.3 million tons. Management points to significant exploration upside, citing geophysical targets such as the Copperopolis chargeability anomaly — which they say occupies hundreds of millions of tons of volume — alongside soil anomalies and historical intercepts including 42 meters at 1.9% copper and 6 g/t gold from Rio Tinto drilling. On the scandium side, they report an 11-meter RAB intercept at about 930 ppm scandium at Olympus and a 4 km by 7 km soil anomaly that remains undrilled by reverse circulation.
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Jurisdiction 5
Key takeaway. Management has discussed operations in multiple jurisdictions.
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In January 2026, the company said it is active in Utah, within the United States. Earlier, in November 2025, the company also referenced operations in Australia (Western Australia), the United States (Utah), and Brazil.
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Technical risk 4
Key takeaway. Management has identified key assumptions underlying their project, including that mineralization sits within brecciated tonalite and breche rock, with two model types considered: breccia pipes and intrusive stock at depth (January 2026).
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The company reports that significantly more mineralization remains in the ground than was historically mined, though at a lower grade (November 2025). On technical risk, the company states that drilling from the 1960s was not systematic or compliant, and that data spans the late 1950s through the 2000s (November 2025). A further assumption is that the Copperopolis chargeability anomaly is interpreted as potential for disseminated type sulfide mineralization (November 2025).
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Economics 2 statements
Financing 2
Key takeaway. Hawk Resources management reported that its financing closed successfully and was "well over subscribed," with the company filling the raise within the first hour of opening in January 2026.
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The capital sought was 5 million Australian dollars, according to management.
Timeline 3 statements
Timeline 3
Key takeaway. Hawk Resources management reports that in November 2025 they were in the final stages of getting permitting and that drilling at Cactus was scheduled for December 2025.
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The company also states that drilling is underway on high-grade copper targets as of January 2026.
Corporate 1 statement
Market 1
Sources 2 interviews
Every interview 2
| Date | Channel | Interview | Statements |
|---|---|---|---|
| 22 Jan 2026 | Crux Investor | Hawk Resources (ASX:HWK) - High-Grade Copper Drilling Underway With Scandium Upside | 11 |
| 13 Nov 2025 | Crux Investor | Hawk Resources (ASX:HWK) - December Drilling Targets Five Prospects in Historic Copper District | 27 |
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What is Hawk Resources's project and where is it?
Hawk Resources is a explorer copper company, with a project stated to be in Utah, United States. Everything here is drawn from its executives' own interviews.
Which interviews mention Hawk Resources?
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What are investors saying about Hawk Resources?
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What do recent interviews with Hawk Resources cover?
The most-discussed topics on record are the deposit, jurisdiction, technical risk, timeline — each claim quoted and dated in the sections above.