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Jordan Pandoff, CEO, presents Lumina Metals at Mining Forum Americas.
WNP.pl reports that Lumina Metals hosted 70 investors from 10 countries, representing over US$200 billion in assets under management, across five investor days. During the Polish visit, participants toured the Nowa Sól project, reviewed drilling work and examined rock cores as technical studies continue.
A copper and silver mine is planned in Lubuskie, and Zielona Góra wants to cooperate in the preparation of this project. Mayor Marcin Pabierowski met with representatives of the Canadian company Lumina Metals. The city and the investor will establish a joint working group, which is to start work next week.
Lumina Metals is advancing plans for a copper and silver mine in the Nowa Sól region of Poland's Lubuskie Voivodeship — reportedly the largest unexploited deposit of these metals in Europe. The company is currently preparing environmental documentation for a full impact assessment. Local officials project up to 20,000 direct, indirect, and induced jobs, and the establishment of a Lubuskie Young Generation Fund would channel a portion of mining profits toward education for residents under 18. With copper now recognised by the EU as a strategic raw material for the energy transition, the project is seen as a historic investment for the region's economy and demographic future.
Near Nowa Sól, Lumina Metals is developing a project to build a new copper and silver mine. The Canadian company has the capital for the next years of work, but the investment decision still depends on tax conditions.
Canada is not waiting for others to decide the race for critical minerals. Prime Minister Mark Carney is placing mining at the centre of a plan intended to unlock C$1 trillion in domestic investment, equivalent to approximately US$721 billion.
Bloomberg has featured Lumina Metals and its Nowa Sól copper-silver project in an in-depth look at Poland’s economic transformation and the country’s ambitions for its next phase of growth. The article, “After Topping $1 Trillion, Poland Looks for Its Economy 2.0,” examines how Poland, having grown into a trillion-dollar economy, is seeking to move beyond the model that powered much of its recent success. The next phase is expected to place greater emphasis on higher-value industries including technology, artificial intelligence, electric vehicles and the strategic supply chains that support them.
Jordan Pandoff describes the company he leads as a "mining start-up", although it has operated in Poland for 15 years. He now wants to turn it into a fully operational copper and silver mine, work closely with KGHM and contribute billions of złoty to the Polish state budget. In an interview with WNP, Lumina Metals CEO Jordan Pandoff identifies the biggest obstacle to making these plans a reality.
Poland floats "Copper Valley" idea as Lumina Metals surges.
Lumina shares surged as much as 46% on their Warsaw Stock Exchange debut Tuesday after the company raised C$406.2 million in an April initial public offering to advance its Nowa Sól copper project in southwestern Poland.
On Tuesday, 16 June, shares in a company developing copper and silver mining projects in Poland began trading on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. Government representatives attended the market debut, including Jarosław Neneman, Deputy Minister of Finance and Economy.
Canadian company Lumina Metals will invest more than PLN 20 billion in Poland, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced on the day of the company’s debut on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. He noted that this is not the only foreign investment in the country, as Poland is becoming an increasingly attractive destination for investors.
Canadian mining company Lumina Metals, which is advancing a copper exploration programme in Poland, made its debut on the Warsaw Stock Exchange on Tuesday. Prime Minister Donald Tusk said Poland could become one of the key players in the copper market.
Canadian company Lumina Metals will invest more than PLN 20 billion in copper mining in Lubuskie Province. Prime Minister Donald Tusk stressed that the project will strengthen Poland’s position as a key supplier of raw materials to Europe and NATO for decades to come.
"The scale of the copper and silver deposits in Nowa Sól is exceptionally rare and, in fact, unmatched anywhere in the world," Lumina Metals CEO Jordan Pandoff said in an interview with E24. The Canadian mining company plans to build a copper and silver mine in Nowa Sól which, investors emphasise, would be one of the largest operations of its kind in the world.
Energia.rp.pl reports on Poland’s potential to become a leading copper producer in the EU, citing Lumina Metals CEO Jordan Pandoff on the country’s role in the energy transition. The article highlights Poland’s strong resource base and foreign investor interest, while noting that new mine development still faces barriers that are difficult to avoid.
Money.pl reports on Lumina Metals’ plans for a new copper mine near Nowa Sól, highlighting Poland’s position as one of Europe’s most important sources of critical raw materials. The article features comments from Lumina CEO Jordan Pandoff
Business Insider Polska reports on Poland’s strong position in the global race for critical raw materials, citing Lumina Metals CEO Jordan Pandoff on the country’s copper and silver potential. The article highlights Poland’s mining tradition, industrial base and stable infrastructure.
WNP.pl reports on Poland’s potential to become a major copper winner in the global race for critical raw materials. The article features comments from Lumina CEO Jordan Pandoff at the European Economic Congress, highlighting Poland’s copper strength and international investor interest.
Poland could emerge as a copper winner in the global race for critical minerals, but investment continues to be held back by a heavy tax burden and lengthy procedures, said Jordan Pandoff, CEO of Lumina, in the WNP studio during the European Economic Congress. The Canadian company plans to develop one of Poland’s largest new copper mines.
Mining-Journal.com: Lumina Metals has completed one of the most anticipated copper initial public offerings in recent times, bringing to market a portfolio of sediment-hosted Kupferschiefer-type copper and silver deposits.
Lumina Metals Corp. says it’s on its way to becoming the largest producer of copper and silver in the world.
PAP Biznes reports on Lumina Metals’ public offering in Canada and its plans to pursue a listing on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. The article features comments from CEO Jordan Pandoff on the company’s Nowa Sól copper project, its expected investment of around PLN 1 billion in Poland over the next five years.
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Watch the interview below, as Jordan Pandoff, CEO of Lumina Metals, joins BNN Bloomberg discussing the recent listing on the TSX.
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