It is not an exaggeration.
Starting from 2027, the world will face a copper shortage, and this shortage will not go away.
In fact, the situation will worsen by 2050.
Demand is increasing tremendously.
Supply is static.
And this imbalance is permanent.
There are no new mines.
It takes 17 to 20 years to obtain approval and build a single mine.
Even if we find huge deposits today, they will have no impact until the 2040s.
In the meantime, the quality of the ore continues to deteriorate.
Mining has become harder, slower, and more expensive.
Moreover, artificial intelligence is changing everything.
AI requires vast amounts of energy, cooling, and wiring.
Data centers are expanding rapidly, and the electrical grid cannot support them without huge amounts of copper.
Add to that electric cars, renewable energy, and the global shift toward electricity, and we will try to rebuild the global energy system with a metal that has not yet been extracted.
When the pressure intensifies, the use of copper will not be limited to industry alone,
but it will become a strategic commodity.
Companies will not buy it for profit but will simply buy it to ensure their operations continue.
Prepare early, before it becomes obvious.
At today's prices, copper seems like a golden opportunity.
Most people will ignore this.
And this is what usually happens.
Then they regret it later.
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