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Marimaca Copper Corp CDI ASX:MC2

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2026

30 Sep 2025 to today

Commentary 1 comments

DateManagerActionSummary

30 Sep 2025Maple-Brown AbbottInitiatedMaple-Brown Abbott initiated a position in Marimaca Copper Corp CDI because the company offers a high-quality, straightforward copper development opportunity in Chile — a premier mining jurisdiction — with favourable project economics including low capital intensity, attractive returns and a long mine life. The fund highlights that typical South American development risks such as permitting and water access are largely non-issues given the remote, infrastructure-proximate site. Maple-Brown Abbott also sees meaningful upside from satellite deposits and the Pampa Medina prospect, which early drilling suggests could be a significant standalone discovery. The fund views the stock as a potential takeover target and expects growing Australian institutional interest as the ASX listing matures.

Critical MineralsQuarterly Report, price recorded $12.31

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About Marimaca Copper Corp CDI

Materials, Metals and Mining

Marimaca Copper (ASX:MC2), a Chilean copper developer, recently dual-listed on the ASX, drawing interest from Maple-Brown Abbott. In September 2025, Maple-Brown Abbott noted Marimaca has been listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange for many years and recently completed a dual listing on the ASX, highlighting the quality of its Marimaca oxide copper project in Chile. Marimaca Copper operates in the Materials sector within the Metals and Mining industry, and Thesis Tracker has captured 1 comment from 1 fund manager, Maple-Brown Abbott. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Vancouver, Marimaca Copper is developing the Marimaca Oxide Deposit near Antofagasta in northern Chile, a low-cost heap leach and solvent extraction-electrowinning project producing copper cathode, with access to existing infrastructure and water, positioning it to benefit from rising copper demand linked to electrification and the energy transition.

Market cap: $1.0b
Price to earnings: Loss-making
Return on equity: 0.0%
Dividend yield: 0.0%
Price to book: 0.00x
Net margin: 0.0%
52-week range: $7.00 to $13.01

Company figures as of 15 Oct 2026. For information only.

Questions

Who is investing in Marimaca Copper Corp CDI (ASX:MC2)?

Fund managers including Maple-Brown Abbott have invested in Marimaca Copper Corp CDI (ASX:MC2).

What opportunities or catalysts do fund managers highlight for Marimaca Copper Corp CDI?

Maple-Brown Abbott highlights Marimaca's ASX dual listing and its low-cost oxide copper project in Chile with access to infrastructure.

What are the key risks to the Marimaca Copper Corp CDI investment thesis, according to fund managers?

The available commentary does not set out specific risks, though Marimaca must secure funding and permits to develop its project, and earnings depend on copper prices.

What does Marimaca Copper Corp CDI (ASX:MC2) do?

Marimaca Copper Corp. is a Vancouver-based exploration and development company focused on copper projects in Chile. The company was founded on September 22, 2004, by Michael D. Philpot and Alan J. Stephens. Its primary asset is the Marimaca Copper Project. Marimaca Copper Corp. is dedicated to identifying and developing new copper sources to support market demand.

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