Oroco Resource Corp.

10/13/2026

Oroco is at the Ignite Investment Summit in Hong Kong this week, 14-15 October.

CEO Charles Cryer and Adam Smith, Business Development, will be discussing the Santo Tomás Copper Project as Oroco advances it to Pre-Feasibility.

To book a meeting, email [email protected]

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10/08/2026

NEWS RELEASE: Oroco drills 234.6 Metres of 0.52% CuEq at Santo Tomás

Today we reported the fifth batch of Phase 2 assay results from Santo Tomás, one of North America's largest porphyry copper projects, located in northwestern Mexico.

"These results continue to strengthen our optimism for an expanded resource model at Santo Tomás together with increased certainty as to the grade continuity and overall project viability," said Charles Cryer, CEO. "With South Zone resource drilling now complete, we look forward to seeing how these very positive overall results influence the valuation presented in the project's next economic assessment."

Phase 2 is designed to provide the drilling density needed to evaluate the potential conversion of Inferred Mineral Resources to the Indicated category, and to collect the geotechnical, hydrogeological and metallurgical data needed for PFS-level mine planning.

With South Zone resource drilling complete, drilling continues in the Pillar Zone, and geotechnical drilling has commenced.

Full release, including CuEq methodology and cautionary notes, linked in comments.

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09/25/2026

Copper outlook from UBS “We remain constructive on copper and expect prices to rise to USD 15,500/mt in 2027.”

Copper prices temporarily weakened following reports that the Trump administration had yet to reach a decision on refined copper tariffs amid affordability concerns, but found a floor at around USD 14,000/mt on tightening physical market conditions.

Copper mine supply remains constrained, while Chinese import demand has strengthened and inventories outside the U.S. continue to decline. UBS expects the copper market deficit to widen from 219,000 tonnes in 2026 to 379,000 tonnes in 2027, supporting higher copper prices.

Source: UBS CIO, September 21, 2026. Full report linked in comments.

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09/25/2026

For years, the story around mining in Mexico was that new open pits weren't going to happen. This year, that changed.

In this clip from The Jay Martin Show, Oroco CEO Charles Cryer explains why he thinks many investors haven't caught up yet, and why Santo Tomás's place in Plan México matters.

"I think a lot of the market is slightly stuck with [that perception] and hasn't really recognized the change that's happened in the mining industry... our place in Plan México as a project of national strategic importance, I think that really hasn't been reflected in our share price." - Charles Cryer

Watch the full interview linked in comments.

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09/23/2026

Out of 40 major investment projects on Mexico's national economic development plan, Santo Tomás is the only mining project on the list. Oroco CEO Charles Cryer talks about what that means for the project's future on the Jay Martin Show.

"We're named as the primary economic development investment for the future growth of Port Topolobampo, right next door to us. With Plan Mexico we have state and federal visibility, which means we're getting attention from both levels of government as a matter of national interest. We're a national strategic project." - Charles Cryer

Watch the full interview linked in comments.

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09/18/2026

Oroco is heading to the GCFF Annual Wealth Conference in Vancouver tomorrow.

President Ian Graham and Adam Smith will be there to meet with investors and discuss the Santo Tomás Copper Project.

Ian takes the stage from 4:10–4:30 p.m. PT for his presentation, “Advancing the Santo Tomás Copper Project to Pre-Feasibility.”

If you’re attending, come meet the Oroco team and hear directly from Ian about the work underway at Santo Tomás.

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09/17/2026

Santo Tomás's economics were built at $4 copper, 40% below today's price. Oroco CEO Charles Cryer breaks down the numbers on the Jay Martin Show.

"We did a PEA on the asset in 2024, which describes a 100,000-tonne-per-annum copper operation for a 23-year mine life, with an NPV of 1.48 billion US dollars and a CapEx of a billion dollars, and that was done at $4 copper, 40% beneath today's price. As my predecessor quoted a lot, we feel it's the most buildable copper development project in North America." - Charles Cryer

Watch the full interview linked in comments.

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09/10/2026

Oroco in the News | MarketWatch

Copper is trading near record highs, but what does the longer-term outlook look like?

Oroco CEO Charles Cryer spoke with MarketWatch about the forces driving copper demand, the challenges facing new supply, and what the market could look like through 2040.

Oroco continues to use what Charles describes as a “quite conservative” long-term copper price assumption of US$4/lb.

The article also looks at where large-scale copper development projects like Santo Tomás fit into the longer-term supply picture.

Read the full MarketWatch article linked in comments,

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While there’s a bear case to be made on copper if the AI trade blows up, if Trump eschews tariffs or if peace descends over the Persian Gulf, the long-term rationale for higher prices is solid, a listed copper producer executive says.

09/10/2026

“These overall results provide further confidence in the South Zone model while also identifying mineralization beyond the current PEA pit limits.”

CEO Charles Cryer on Oroco's latest Phase 2 results from Santo Tomás.

Highlights include:

• S038 & S041 ending in mineralization approximately 200 m and 90 m below the current PEA pit limits, respectively

• S042 returning 369.3 m from surface grading 0.45% CuEq

• S040 returning 154 m grading 0.51% CuEq, followed by 14 m grading 0.83% CuEq

• S039 returning 103 m grading 0.58% CuEq

• S035 returning 57.4 m grading 0.72% CuEq

Read the full news release linked in comments.

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09/09/2026

"The primary reason for the phase 2 drill program is to upgrade the resources in the south zone... from inferred to indicated, which is required for production of a PFS. The drill program finishes at the end of this year, leading into a new resource statement in Q1 2027, which leads into production of a PFS mid next year." - Charles Cryer

The Santo Tomás phase 2 drill program consists of 3 drills running 24/7, targeting 20,000 metres to upgrade the south zone from inferred to indicated. CEO Charles Cryer breaks down progressing from PEA to PFS with The Deep Dive.

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