Cupani Metals Targets a Raglan-Scale Copper-Nickel System at Blue Lake

Cupani's new drilling 1.4km from a historic deposit confirms a Raglan-style flat-lying copper-nickel-PGE system at an $8M market cap.

• Land consolidation: CEO Brian Bosse spent from 2018 to 2024 consolidating a fragmented claim package around a historic 4.3Mt @ 2.2% copper-equivalent deposit drilled in the 1980s (168 holes, ~$50M in today's dollars), finally merging land held by rival parties since the 1990s.
• Raglan-style geological model: Cupani applies theory from Glencore's Raglan mine (opened 1997) — metals precipitating from an ancient magmatic 'river' into flat-lying massive-sulphide lenses — to its 400-square-mile Blue Lake package near Schefferville, Quebec.

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