Giant Mining advances Majuba Hill copper project amid U.S. push to reshore critical mineral production under supportive federal policies.
Giant Mining is progressing its flagship Majuba Hill project in Nevada, aligning itself with the United States’ push to secure domestic supplies of critical minerals—particularly copper—under the America First strategy. As the U.S. government ramps up efforts to reshore key mineral supply chains, Giant Mining’s initiative stands to benefit from a suite of supportive federal policies, including copper tariffs, the Defense Production Act, fast-tracked permitting under the FAST-41 program, and federal prioritization of strategic metals like copper.
In recent years, the U.S. Administration has increasingly recognized the essential role copper plays in national energy security, infrastructure development, and defense. Consequently, government agencies are accelerating the development and permitting of domestic projects focused on copper, lithium, nickel, and rare earth elements. FAST-41, for instance, aims to streamline the review and approval process for such projects, cutting red tape and reducing delays to fast-track production timelines.
Giant Mining, which trades on the OTC Markets and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, is keen to capitalize on this policy environment. According to CEO David Greenway, the company’s most recent drill campaign at Majuba Hill has delivered results that surpass previous grades, making it Giant Mining’s most technologically advanced and ambitious season to date. Greenway emphasized the company’s commitment to supporting national interests, stating, “Under the strong leadership of President Trump, the United States has issued a clear call to action: secure the metals that power our energy independence, national defense, and critical infrastructure. Giant Mining stands ready to answer that call.”
Greenway added that Majuba Hill is positioned to lead the reshoring of U.S. copper production while also reinvigorating America’s historic mining regions and delivering lasting shareholder value.
Giant Mining is working with privately held engineering firm RESPEC to finalize a mineral resource estimate for the property, incorporating drilling data from the ongoing 2025 exploration program. The results are expected soon and are seen as key to supporting upcoming funding applications to U.S. government programs focused on critical mineral development. The company is preparing to conduct additional drilling over the summer to further advance the project.
Majuba Hill, situated in Pershing County, Nevada, is a wholly owned asset of Giant Mining. Historical exploration at the site has already confirmed open copper mineralization extending up to 490 meters in all directions. Previous work at the property revealed a resource base that includes 2.8 million pounds of copper, 184,000 ounces of silver, 5,800 ounces of gold, and 21,000 pounds of tin—demonstrating the site’s potential to contribute meaningfully to the U.S. critical minerals supply chain.
