Copper (Cu) has been used by humans for at least the last 10,000 years, but more than 95% of all the copper ever mined and smelted has only been extracted since 1900 with more than half that extracted during the last 24 years. Much of that copper first went into the electricity infrastructure we now take for granted and more recently to feed China’s insatiable appetite for raw materials (as well as into all the new consumer electronic devices we now take for granite). 

However, demand for copper is set to skyrocket yet again as Electric Vehicle (EV) manufacturing and the coming EV infrastructure revolution ramps up. And while the earth’s copper resources are potentially vast, only a tiny fraction of the mineral is actually economically viable to extract at present-day prices and technologies – presenting opportunities even for small cap miners to develop new copper mines.  

99.9% of everyday folks like you LITERALLY are not allowed to invest in what has been called “the fastest growing company ever.”

And yes, I used “literally” properly.

Google BANNED cryptocurrency advertising.

The SEC is tightening the screws on Initial Coin Offerings. 

When it comes to investing, sometimes the biggest gains come from finding a beaten down sector near a bottom to buy into. Then its a matter of patiently waiting for a comeback. It can be even more lucrative if you find a sector that tends to follow a highly cyclical pattern.

Right now, uranium appears to be one of those beaten down cyclical sectors poised for a comeback for patient investors.

Vancouver B.C., March 27, 2018 - AZINCOURT ENERGY CORP. (“Azincourt” or the “Company”; TSXV: AAZ, OTC: AZURF) is   pleased to announce that due to the positive outcome of its recent exploration program at the East Preston project, Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan,the Company has paid the required $150,000 to enter year two of it’s current joint venture agreement with Skyharbour Resources (YSX.V SHY) and Clean Commodities Corp (TSX.V: CCC).

Numerous, high-quality drill targets were generated upon completion of the Company’s recent HLEM and Gravity geophysical surveys at East Preston. Detailed interpretation work is currently underway to delineate priority targets for future drill testing.