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Capstone Copper Corp

Capstone Copper Corp

As a strong mid-tier copper producer focused on the Americas, it’s our mission to create more value for our people, investors, and communities by responsibly producing copper to meet growing global demand. Together, we are a strong team of more than 8,000 employees and contractors in Canada, Chile, the U.S. and Mexico, who are passionate about what we do, and about making a difference. And together, we are positioned to deliver the clean, ethical copper the market requires as the world transitions to a net-zero future. Listed on TSX:CSwww.capstonecopper.com

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Sep 14, 2026

Edward BoydHOST
3:22
Minres down two.
Edward BoydHOST
3:24
Capstone Copper, another weak performer from the mining sector.
Edward BoydHOST
3:28
One Nation unveiled its migration policy today proposing cutting temporary visa holders by 750,000 over three years and after that time having a net overseas migration ceiling of 130,000 a year.
Edward BoydHOST
3:40
Here's One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce speaking to Laura Jays earlier.
Martin NorthHOST
19:08
due to concerns over domestic manufacturing costs.
Martin NorthHOST
19:11
BHP tumbled 4.1% to $60.87, while Rio Tinto fell 3.5% to $168.30, and Fortescue fell 3% to $16.67. Pureplay Copper stocks fell even further, with Sandfire Resources down 5.4% to $21.26, and Capstone Copper fell 8.1% to $14.60. Gold miners also tumbled as the price of bullion tracked for a third-weekly decline and it fell nearly 2% as surging oil prices and the latest US inflation data bolstered the case for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates next week.
Martin NorthHOST
19:48
Northern Star Resources fell 2% to $20.08 and Evolution Mining fell 2.4% to $14.00. Technology stocks also weighed on the ASX amid fears of higher interest rates in Australia.
Martin NorthHOST
20:00
WiseTech Global, which traded its dividend on Friday, fell 3.8% to $32.69, while NextDC fell 2% to $12.06 and Appen fell 3.5% to $0.97. Financials were one of the few bright spots in the local exchange, with National Australia Bank up 2.7%, $38.72, as Goldman Sachs increased their rating on the bank from sell to neutral.
Oliver MatthewHOST
1:24
Liontown, for example, off 8.6%.
Oliver MatthewHOST
1:27
Capstone Copper off 8.1%.
Oliver MatthewHOST
1:29
Capricorn Metals down 4.6%.
Oliver MatthewHOST
1:31
And Paladin down 9.6%.
Matt SnodgrassHOST
2:48
Ingenia Community, INA, up 3.4%, and QBE Insurance up 2.8%.
Matt SnodgrassHOST
2:55
On the weaker side, we've got Develop Global, DVP, down 10.1%, Capstone Copper, CSC, down 8.7%, and Deep Yellow Limited, DYL, down 7.6%.
Matt SnodgrassHOST
3:06
Stock news catching the eye.
Matt SnodgrassHOST
3:07
We've got GQG down about 7.5%.
Matt SnodgrassHOST
3:55
I've also had a fairly obvious change in strategy and change in tact with a higher allocation towards tech stocks in their portfolios when they'd previously been more of a value manager and a contrarian manager in that regard.
Matt SnodgrassHOST
4:09
So not providing the hedge against the tech bubble that we'd once thought there.
Matt SnodgrassHOST
4:17
Elsewhere, we've got capstone copper, CSC, down 8.7%.
Matt SnodgrassHOST
4:20
One of the sharper declines we're seeing copper names off across the board.
Ingrid WillingeCORRESPONDENT
6:23
Woodside was up in the end about 2.6% off the back of that price surge.
Ingrid WillingeCORRESPONDENT
6:28
Also, the price of copper in focus, higher for a fourth straight session off the back of tighter supply, which did see Capstone Copper rise, one of the best performers today, up by 5.5%.
Ingrid WillingeCORRESPONDENT
6:38
And Austal, also watching this stock, it was up at the end of the session by about 7% after a US-based private investment company went head-to-head with South Korea's Hanwha for control of its US business.
Ingrid WillingeCORRESPONDENT
6:50
For some of the worst performers now on the market, supermarket retailer Metcash, it fell today by about 2.7% as the company warned of challenging conditions ahead, releasing its sales update with a 2.8% rise in total sales for the financial year to date.
Matt SnodgrassHOST
1:57
On the weaker side, on the sectors, communication services down 1.3%, consumer discretionary names off 1% and consumer staples off 0.9%.
Matt SnodgrassHOST
2:06
Moving across now to the best performers on the ASX 200 from a stock perspective, we've got 4DX Medical, 4DX up 5.4%, Austal ASB up 4.5% and Capstone Copper CSC up 4.4%.
Matt SnodgrassHOST
2:20
On the weaker side, we've got Seek, S-E-K, down 4.6%.
Matt SnodgrassHOST
2:27
West Gold Resources off about the same, 4.6% lower, and PEXA Group, PXA, down 4.2%.
Anna NapoliHOST
17:41
The leaders, GrainCorp, IAG, Challenger, Darryl Ample Bay Infrastructure off the back of their announcement and ComputerShare.
Anna NapoliHOST
17:48
Having a look at the laggards, Silex Systems, Capstone Copper, Firefly Metals, HyperionX and Zipco.
Anna NapoliHOST
17:56
Having a look at the small cap leaders and laggards, the leaders, Beetaloo Energy Australia, Gateway Mining, Saturn Metals and Fortify amongst the winners today.
Anna NapoliHOST
18:07
On the other side of the coin, Titomic, Bathurst Resources and Metallium.
Peter SwitzerHOST
13:18
Tell us about that.
Michael WayneGUEST
13:18
Yeah, CSC, Capstone Copper.
Michael WayneGUEST
13:21
It's been listed in Canada for a long period of time, but more recently came onto the ASX as a dual-listed pure copper play.
Michael WayneGUEST
13:28
The ASX lost a couple of its big copper players, pure copper producers to takeovers, such as on Oz Minerals.
Michael WayneGUEST
13:34
So it really left Sandfire on its own.
Michael WayneGUEST
13:37
There is a quality copper play that had size and scale.
Michael WayneGUEST
13:40
But CSC Capstone Copper is equally as large, if not larger, and got a lot of good quality tenements.
Michael WayneGUEST
13:47
And the thing with Capstone as well is that they've had six quarters in a row now of exceeding production forecasts.

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