Resolution Copper

Resolution Copper is a joint venture mining company established in 2004, owned by Rio Tinto and BHP. The company is focused on developing a large underground copper mine near Superior, Arizona, targeting one of North America's largest copper deposits. The mine is expected to operate for approximately 60 years, producing around 40 billion pounds of copper over 40 years.

The primary product of Resolution Copper is copper, which is essential for various industries, including electrical wiring, plumbing, and renewable energy infrastructure. The company is committed to sustainable mining practices, emphasizing environmental conservation and community engagement, particularly with local Native American tribes. Resolution Copper aims to support U.S. manufacturing and infrastructure by providing a reliable domestic supply of copper, which is crucial for energy independence and technological advancements.