Falcon Copper Corp. has announced the completion of a $26.3 million private placement financing, finalized in two tranches. The first tranche of $11.25 million was raised on December 15, 2025, and the second tranche of $15.05 million closed on December 18, 2025. Joseph Gunnar & Co. LLC served as the exclusive placement agent for the offering.
The financing strengthens the company’s balance sheet and provides additional capital to support its ongoing exploration and development initiatives. Falcon Copper is a copper-dominant, multi-critical minerals exploration company focused on responsibly advancing opportunities in the Western United States. Its projects include exploration and, if warranted, development of a suite of critical minerals including copper, gold, zinc, tungsten, germanium and gallium.
The company’s portfolio includes nine strategic properties across Montana, Nevada, Arizona, and Idaho. Among these are its flagship Blue Copper Project in Montana and the Schell Creek Project, which is under an option to joint venture agreement with Rio Tinto’s Kennecott Exploration Company. The acquisition of four additional assets, including properties in Idaho, is subject to various consents. All projects align with the objectives of the Government’s Critical Minerals security initiatives and are positioned to contribute to the domestic supply of copper and other critical minerals, bolstering national security, economic growth and technological advancement.
For more information about Falcon Copper Corp., visit https://falconcopper.com/.
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