In this in-depth interview, Luke Norman, CEO & Director of Leviathan Metals, joins Mariusz to discuss the company’s remarkable share price performance, strategic focus on copper and silver, and what investors can expect as Leviathan moves toward drilling in 2026.
Luke explains why copper is shaping up to be one of the most critical metals of the next decade, and how Leviathan’s flagship Botswana copper project in the Kalahari Copper Belt benefits from shallow mineralization, proven geophysical models, and proximity to one of the world’s lowest-cost copper producers.
The conversation also explores:
Why Leviathan’s stock has delivered strong performance over the past year
Final geophysics work underway ahead of first drilling (targeted for March 2026)
The strategic value of shallow, cost-efficient copper targets versus deep global discoveries
Leviathan’s highly prospective Bosnia & Herzegovina polymetallic assets, with strong zinc and silver grades and comparisons to major European discoveries
Rising silver prices and their leverage to Leviathan’s Bosnian portfolio
The company’s uranium assets in Botswana and potential partnership interest
Plans to divest Australian gold assets while retaining shareholder exposure
With exposure to copper, silver, zinc, and gold, Leviathan Metals is positioning itself at the intersection of electrification, energy transition, and precious metals demand—while maintaining capital discipline and multiple discovery catalysts.
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