Koryx Copper targets 260 MVA grid power supply for Haib project, backed by 68 km 220 kV link to NamPower network

• Koryx Copper outlined progress on the Haib copper project pre-feasibility study, targeting publication before end-November 2026.
• Base-case processing shifts to milling and flotation only, dropping the heap-leach component from the main plan.
• Debottlenecking lifted crushing capacity to 48 Mtpa; coarse particle flotation rejects 12 Mtpa, cutting main flotation throughput to 36 Mtpa.
• Power plan centers on a 68 km, 220 kV grid link from Harib substation, backed by solar PV and battery storage.
• Maximum demand estimated at 260 MVA; annual electricity use projected at 1.45 TWh as throughput rises.

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