Startling tech unlocks copper from mine waste - Jetti Resources gets backing from BMW, Teck
Seventy percent of the world’s remaining copper resources are trapped in low-grade primary sulfide deposits. Being able to release that copper at a low cost, and with minimal capital expenditures is a big deal for the mining industry, says Mike Outwin, co-founder and CEO of privately held Jetti Resources.
In February Outwin spoke to Kitco Mining at the BMO Global Metals, Mining & Critical Minerals Conference 2024 in Hollywood, Florida.
Jetti has developed a technology that addresses the challenge of how to extract copper from “stranded” primary sulfide deposits. The natural leaching process…
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