Strength beneath
the surface

The copper age is here, and Anthem is built to lead it.

A pure-play U.S. copper platform engineered for scale, near-term production, and district-wide growth, anchored in one of the world's most mining-friendly jurisdictions.

Copper
built the
modern
world.

We are assembling a differentiated, fully integrated copper platform in the Yerington Copper District, one of the top-ranked mining jurisdictions on Earth. With >100ktpa CuEq of targeted consolidated run-rate production, greater than $1 billion in historical investment, key permits in hand, and no expected federal nexus on our core assets, Anthem stands as one of the most advanced, shovel-ready copper developments in the United States.
It will
build the
next one
too.

The platform at a glance

Anthem Copper Corp. controls three complementary assets spanning open-pit development, underground restart, and district-scale exploration across roughly 9,450 hectares of American ground.
9.45K

Total hectares in district land package

>100ktpa CuEq

Targeted consolidated run-rate production

>$1B

historical investment

25+

Years combined district operating horizon across Anthem I and Anthem Open-Pit

60+

Years of drilling and district data

89%

Approximate average copper recovery for Anthem Open-Pit

80+

Employees and growing

NEVADA

Consistently top-ranked global mining jurisdiction

Why copper? Why now?

Copper is the metal the modern world cannot function without. Battery-electric vehicles can contain up to four times as much copper as conventional vehicles. Every wind turbine, solar installation, and battery storage facility runs on it. Every data center, hospital, and power grid depends on it.

The supply gap is real

  • The market is expected to be approximately 2.0 Mt short of copper concentrate by 2035

  • Average copper head grades are projected to decline 7%, from 0.661% in 2015 to 0.615% by 2030

  • New mine supply is falling critically short

  • EVs use 2.4x more copper than internal combustion engine vehicles

  • New discoveries are fewer, deeper, and harder to permit

  • Modern electricity grids use approximately 5x more copper than the conventional networks they replace

The U.S. challenge is urgent

  • Copper ore

    The U.S. has a four-smelter domestic market, making new American copper concentrate structurally scarce

  • Copper wire in industrial equipment

    ~56% of notable future copper-supply growth is expected to come from higher-risk jurisdictions

  • Worker handling copper metal
    There is no credible energy transition, no national security strategy, and no reindustrialization without reliable domestic copper