The Ellis Martin Report and Money Talk Radio speaks with Highland Copper Company (TSX-V: HI) (OTCQB: HDRSF) CEO Barry O’Shea about the company’s fully permitted Copperwood Project in Michigan’s historic Upper Peninsula and the growing urgency for domestic copper supply in the United States.

With approximately 3.7 billion pounds of defined copper resources, Highland Copper is positioning itself as a potential near-term domestic supplier of copper at a time when electrification, AI infrastructure, data centers, and modernization of the North American power grid are accelerating demand.

Barry discusses:

The fully permitted Copperwood Project

Why Michigan’s Upper Peninsula is known as “Copper Country”

Copper supply shortages in the U.S.

Highland’s recent $30 million balance sheet strengthening

Environmental stewardship and wetlands reclamation

Federal and bipartisan support in Washington, D.C.

Potential grants, debt financing, and infrastructure support

Copper price leverage and project economics

Targeted construction and production timelines

Highland Copper trades on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol HI and on the OTCQB in the United States as HDRSF.

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