Gunnison Copper Corp. has joined the U.S. Defense Industrial Base Consortium (DIBC), a Department of War initiative to strengthen domestic supply chains for critical minerals like copper. This membership offers Gunnison access to non-dilutive funding and strategic partnerships to accelerate its copper projects, including the Gunnison Copper Project in Arizona, which could supply up to 174 million pounds of copper annually. Gunnison's rapid project development, demonstrated by restarting its Johnson Camp Mine in under 18 months, aligns with U.S. national security priorities amid global supply chain concerns. The move positions Gunnison as a key domestic copper supplier for defense manufacturing needs.
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