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Copper Weekly Brief — Week Ending 3 July 2026

  Market overview Copper remained elevated through the first days of July, but the market continued to consolidate rather than extend the sharp rally seen earlier in the quarter. LME…

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Material Movement – Haulage Electrification

ConnectOre Research Briefing, June 2026 Mine haulage is the single largest source of emissions at most open-cut operations — and the place where decarbonisation and cost discipline converge most forcefully.…

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Why your all‑electric home needs a registered cabler

Designing or upgrading a home today means planning for a future where your car, hot water, cooking and comfort are all electric – and where connectivity is just as important…

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Copper Weekly Brief — Week Ending 26 June 2026

  Market overview Copper remains elevated but has moved into consolidation rather than fresh breakout mode heading into the end of June. LME official prices for 25 June were around…

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Today’s global economy requires efficient use of raw materials, as well as material conservation through its reuse and recycling. Copper recycling is among these natural materials. On average, copper products contain 35 percent recycled content, which significantly reduces copper’s sustainable development footprint.

It is estimated that since 1900, two-thirds of the 550 million tonnes of copper mined is still in productive use. For copper recycling to be effective, innovation is needed. Endeavors supporting copper recycling can be implemented in new product design to facilitate end of life recovery and the industrial copper recycling processes to increase overall yields. ICA fully supports the copper industry’s efforts of copper recycling and reintroduce this valuable metal back into the economy.

 

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