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The Opportunity
Gold remains supported by a strong macro backdrop, while copper demand continues to be driven by electrification, infrastructure and energy transition themes. In this environment, AML Metals offers dual commodity exposure through a near-term production platform: the Blackridge Gold Project in Central Queensland and the CopperCo International copper trading platform in the Philippines. With an ASX compliance listing targeted for June 2026, existing infrastructure, historical gold production and a defined pathway to JORC resource definition, AML is positioned as a restart and growth opportunity with potential near-term cash flow.
Project Highlights
Blackridge Gold Project
Flagship Gold Restart Asset | Central Queensland
Near-Term Production Potential – Existing plant, infrastructure and operational control provide a defined pathway to restart production, with Stage 1 targeting 10–20koz per annum and longer-term expansion potential of 50–100koz+ per annum.
Large-Scale Gold Upside – Blackridge has produced over 185,000oz historically, with only 10–15% of the 23km mineralised system mined to date and an independent conceptual exploration target of 6–7Moz Au.
Low-Complexity Operating Model – Shallow open-cut mining and gravity processing, with no blasting, crushing or reagents, support a simpler, lower-cost restart profile.
CopperCo International
Capital-Light Copper Exposure | Philippines
Near-Term Cash Flow Optionality – CopperCo International provides exposure to copper through a trading model, with potential cash flow following commissioning.
Lower-Risk Copper Model – The platform leverages existing infrastructure and third-party ore supply, reducing direct mining, exploration and development risk.
Electrification Thematic Exposure – CopperCo International gives AML additional leverage to copper demand growth, supported by broader electrification and infrastructure trends.