Project 15 statements
The deposit 5
Key takeaway. Management describes the deposit as a large, low-grade sulfide copper deposit (March 2026), and more recently as a porphyry copper-molybdenum project with some gold (June 2026).
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The company reports a grade of roughly just under 0.5% copper equivalent after 10 years of mining using CPF pre-sorting. On exploration upside, the CEO said in March that "if you drill the hell out of it, generally speaking, you can improve things a bit," while in June management cited an improved resource model showing higher-grade introduction of byproducts.
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Jurisdiction 5
Key takeaway. Management highlights Namibia's political stability and established mining industry.
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In March 2026, the company described Namibia as "very stable" with no civil wars, no Kalashnikovs, and a stable tax code and minerals regime, noting it became independent in 1990 and has had a well-established mining industry ever since. By June 2026, the company reported that the permits needed for a shovel-ready project are "largely in place."
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Technical risk 5
Key takeaway. Management says the project's technical risk has been reduced by switching from bioleaching to conventional milling and flotation.
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According to the company, the previous heap-leach approach was too risky for sulfides because "if the bugs die (passivation), the heap is toast." The new flowsheet adds CPF pre-sorting and coarse particle flotation to treat low-grade material, achieving about 25% rejection at about 4 to 8% copper losses. That said, management also noted in March 2026 that even conventional milling and flotation might only work if the company drills extensively, does good-quality work, and copper prices rise.
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Economics 6 statements
Economics 5
Key takeaway. Koryx Copper's management has shared preliminary project economics with varying figures across two interviews.
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In March 2026, the company reported a $1.5 billion capex and a price assumption of $4.30 per pound (about $9,500 per ton). By June 2026, management was targeting annual copper production north of 100,000 tons, ideally around 120,000 tons, and noted their price assumptions are conservative at 30% below spot or the analyst forward curve. Regarding costs, management said in March 2026 that all-in sustaining costs and capital intensity place the project in the middle of the cost curve.
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Financing 1
Timeline 5 statements
Timeline 5
Key takeaway. Management says the company aims to deliver a Preliminary Feasibility Study (PFS) by the end of 2026, following a PEA published late last year and a Prefeasibility Assessment from 2025.
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As of March 2026, the company reported 12 rigs drilling on site; by June 2026, that had grown to 14 rigs, with management describing the drilling as ongoing work to de-risk the project. The CEO also stated in June that an organic re-rating is expected as execution unfolds over the next 6 to 12 months.
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Corporate 6 statements
Management 3
Key takeaway. Management points to its track record: the same team took over Koryx's project two years ago with a strategy to refinance, put the right team in place, optimize and deliver (Jun 2026).
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Earlier they sold a project in Namibia to B2Gold, which built a successful gold mine from it, and founded Oino Resources from scratch, made a discovery, and sold it to a Chinese group in 2024 (Mar 2026). The company describes its team as a world-class exploration and study group expert at identifying, acquiring, advancing, de-risking and pushing projects forward (Mar 2026).
Market 3
Key takeaway. Management says Koryx Copper's project currently sits in the middle of the cost curve, which the company expects will improve to the second quartile by June 2026.
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According to the CEO's March 2026 comments, Chinese groups and various other parties have recognized the project's viability, and all major off-takers are now in discussions with the company.
Sources 2 interviews
Every interview 2
| Date | Channel | Interview | Statements |
|---|---|---|---|
| 08 Jun 2026 | Crux Investor | Koryx Copper (TSXV:KRY) - Namibia's Giant Copper Deposit Gets a Major Upgrade | 15 |
| 04 Mar 2026 | Crux Investor | Koryx Copper Inc. (TSXV:KRY) - Institutional Capital Backs Haib Development - PFS By Year End | 17 |
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What is Koryx Copper's project and where is it?
Koryx Copper is a developer copper company, with a project stated to be in Namibia. Everything here is drawn from its executives' own interviews.
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What do recent interviews with Koryx Copper cover?
The most-discussed topics on record are the deposit, economics, timeline, jurisdiction — each claim quoted and dated in the sections above.