The Mumbezhi Copper Project is situated in the world-class Central African Copperbelt region of north-western Zambia. It is located on a single Large Scale Exploration Licence (30426-HQ-LEL), covering an area of approximately 356 square kilometres. The area is prospective for large tonnage, low to medium grade copper deposits. Several major mines lie proximate to Mumbezhi and are hosted in similar geological settings.

Previous exploration drilling of Mumbezhi was conducted over a period of 10 years by Orpheus Mining Limited, with 50 holes completed across the Nyungu deposits for approximately 9,330m drilled. Historical intercepts of copper-cobalt mineralisation have been described as extensive and located near surface, which demonstrates the potential for a low-cost, large-scale open pit mine development.

Prospect has commenced Phase 1 drilling at Mumbezhi. Exploration activities undertaken at Mumbezhi also include ongoing ground-based IP geophysical surveys targeting five highly prospective regional areas, including the Kabikupa prospect, which has previously returned significant historical copper drilling results bringing additional volume potential.