Ero Copper Corp. is a copper mining company with principal operations in the state of Bahia in northeastern Brazil. The company’s flagship asset is the Vale do Curaçá Project, a high-grade underground copper mine comprising several operating shafts and development projects. Ero Copper produces copper concentrate that is sold to international smelters, positioning itself as a reliable supplier in the global copper market.
Founded in 2015 as Brazauro Resources Inc., the company rebranded to Ero Copper Corp. in 2022 following a series of strategic acquisitions and project advancements. Early in its history, Ero Copper acquired 100% interest in the Curaçá license area from a major global miner, establishing a platform for ongoing exploration and development. Subsequent expansions at the Pilar and R22 mining areas have broadened its production profile, while exploration programs continue to target emerging copper and gold mineralization across the Curaçá district.
Headquartered in Toronto, Canada, and maintaining a regional office in Salvador, Brazil, Ero Copper is led by President and Chief Executive Officer David Strang. The management team draws on extensive mining and finance experience, overseeing operations, project development, and environmental stewardship. The company emphasizes sustainable practices—including water management, community engagement, and land rehabilitation—to support long-term value creation and minimize its environmental footprint.
Serving customers in North America, Europe, and Asia, Ero Copper leverages Brazil’s established mining infrastructure and access to deepwater ports to deliver copper concentrate efficiently. With ongoing exploration, resource expansion, and mine optimization initiatives, the company aims to grow production while adhering to stringent health, safety, and sustainability standards in one of the world’s most prolific copper districts.
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