Disclaimer: This article has been paid for by Alta Copper. See disclosures at the bottom of the page.
A few weeks back we took a position in Alta Copper (TSX: ATCU) and told you it was cooking — and for the past few weeks, the company has been on the move; investors and insiders have quietly been scooping up stock:
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In May 2025, Fortescue’s Nascent Exploration paid C$1.5 M, snapping up nearly 3 million shares at C$0.51, signaling institutional-level validation of the Cañariaco project.
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Insider buying has followed—even CEO Giulio Bonifacio and directors have purchased shares between roughly C$0.40–0.50 over Q2 and early Q3, reinforcing internal confidence.
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As a result, ATCU stock has rallied sharply from its sub‑C$0.40 levels in early spring to ~C$0.70 by early August—a gain of nearly 100%, paced by these investor moves and speculation around upcoming drills.
We love it when a plan comes together, so we recorded an interview with Bonifacio to go even more in depth. That coincided with a short correction on the stock so we sat on it for a few days to be sure the company had stabilized before we put our shoulder into it.
Well, stabilize it did, and then some, even with macroeconomic winds giving copper prices a shake as Donald Trump tosses tariffs about.
We’re proud to present our chat with the ATCU CEO and encourage investors to look at our previous article for more.
— Chris Parry
FULL DISCLOSURE: Equity.Guru/Parry Research has a marketing agreement with Alta Copper and may purchase stock in the company. EG/PR does not make buy/sell recommendations but you should consider any coverage with a client company as potentially conflicted and any investment you make in a public company as having inherent risk so please consult your investment advisor.
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