Event Replay Chat
SD
Oct 20 2025
Thank you for this opportunity to receive a robust update on the company's Phase 1 Engineering. I trust this webinar will directly speak to matters that are relevant to owners of the business. Could you please outline the economic impact of transitioning, at least partially, away from the room-and-pillar method? Additionally, how does the magnitude of that impact compare with the benefits or costs associated with the ultra-fine flotation initiative? Please include as many quantitative details as possible to support the comparison.
James P McRoberts
Oct 20 2025
When will the meeting start
Roc
Oct 20 2025
Impressed with the simplification of the metallurgical workflow - but what had you learned about the composition of the ore that enabled the simplification?
James P McRoberts
Oct 20 2025
Unable to join
Jonathan Bretzius
Oct 20 2025
Can you assist me in joining the Highland Copper Event?
Jonathan Bretzius
Oct 20 2025
I seem to be stuck in the waiting room.
SD
Oct 20 2025
Some sell-side equity analyst reports suggest cost estimates could be about 10% higher than the previous study. Does a $50 million increase feel like a reasonable assumption, or would you view that as conservative or aggressive -- either on a gross or net basis. At this stage in the project planning, I would hope you are able to provide actual numbers, beyond generalities. Any numerical assistance is exceptionally appreciated, as frankly: it is much needed.

Kyle Stewart
Oct 20 2025
Odd Jonathan, It is weird that you are able to use the chat in the waiting room. Please click join room. Alternatively we can send the link post event for you to watch. Apologies for the inconvienence.
James P McRoberts
Oct 20 2025
I can join but no presentation please send link after the event
James P McRoberts
Oct 20 2025
I cannot view presentation
brad.patrick
Oct 20 2025
Eagle mine has done a great job of having bi-yearly forums/discussions with the community surrounding the mine. How has the community of Wakefield and Ontonagon felt about this mine? Is Highland Copper going to replicate this because of the success Eagle has?
Kevin Martindale
Oct 20 2025
With the upcoming phase 2 engineering will there be opportunities for other engineering firms getting involved.

Kyle Stewart
Oct 20 2025
Try this if you are having troubles please: https://youtu.be/HF_447kqkJY
manal.madi
Oct 20 2025
while you are reviewing the mine plan, are you considering to look at an all-electric mine design Vs conventional mine design to drive sustainability ambition ?we see lot of interest in the industry these days
SD
Oct 20 2025
W\ith the project IRR in a different galaxy with $5 dollar copper instead of $4, why does (1) delaying the construction decision a few quarters AND (2) creating permit risk makes sense unless we’re talking about $150 million in NPV could that be the ballpark? Please help me better understand and appreciate what you are seeing, ideally with specific numbers and not generalities.
Raziel
Oct 20 2025
Absolutely right. Integrated planning is the way to go.
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Join Dr. Wynand Van Dyck, Copperwood Project's Project Director as he gives a robust update on the company's Phase 1 Engineering.
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Dr. Wynand van Dyk
Project Director at Highland Copper

Dr Wynand van Dyk is a senior executive with 30 years of experience in mining, metallurgy and capital projects. Wynand began his career with De Beers in South Africa, followed by numerous years at Hatch working as a project manager and lead process engineer for the mining division. Mr. van Dyk then spent approximately 10 years with Lonmin Platinum (subsequently acquired by Sibanye-Stillwater) focusing on design, construction and commissioning of key capital projects, holding key managerial positions, particularly the Senior Manager for the Base Metal Refinery and Senior Technical Manager for the company’s Process Division. Most recently, Wynand held the position of Vice President, Engineering, R&D and Development at Itafos, a phosphate mining and fertilizer company based in Houston, Texas.
In addition to Wynand’s corporate experience, he has regularly consulted for international mining clients on EHS, operational risk management, process optimization, 6 sigma strategic alignment and project management. Wynand held the position of Adjunct Associate Professor at Stellenbosch University Engineering Faculty, Industrial Engineering Department. Concurrently, he was Adjunct Professor at University of Cape Town Engineering and Built Environment Faculty, focusing on risk, project management and the link to organizational resilience. Wynand holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Chemical Engineering (Extractive Metallurgy) and a Doctor of Philosophy in Chemical Engineering, both from the University of Stellenbosch.
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