Kodiak Copper Reports Strong Metallurgical Results from MPD Project
Kodiak Copper's second metallurgical program on the MPD copper-gold project in British Columbia returned robust recoveries and concentrates, confirming the deposit's amenability to traditional flotation.

Kodiak Copper Corp. has announced positive results from its second metallurgical testwork program on the company's 100%-owned MPD copper-gold project in southern British Columbia.
The testwork, which built on the initial 2025 program, returned robust recoveries and high-grade concentrates. The results also showed that the grind size required for mineral liberation falls within acceptable industry parameters, reinforcing that the MPD deposits are amenable to a conventional sulphide flotation flowsheet. This is a key de-risking step for the project as it advances toward pre-feasibility.
For traders monitoring the copper market, these results are positive for Kodiak's share price outlook, as they improve the project's economic viability. Copper prices remain supported by strong demand from the energy transition and constrained supply. Traders can track real-time copper prices on NowPrice's live commodities dashboard to stay ahead of market moves.
Looking ahead, Kodiak is expected to continue engineering studies and potentially release a resource update later this year. The next catalyst for the stock will likely be the results of the ongoing drill program and any further metallurgical work that could optimize the flowsheet. Investors should watch for news on permitting and infrastructure development in the region.