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Kobrea's Wester Malargue Copper Project, Argentina

Kobrea hires Oak Hill for investor outreach

Kobrea Exploration (CSE:KBX) has hired Oak Hill Financial for investor relations and marketing services under a six-month agreement aimed at raising the Canadian explorer’s profile among investors.

The six-month agreement took effect on 14 October. Toronto-based Oak Hill will approach Canadian investment advisers, identify prospective investors, develop investor messaging, and provide regular feedback and activity reports to Kobrea.

Kobrea says it will pay C$12,000 ($12,198.76) a month plus applicable taxes and pre-approved out-of-pocket expenses. The company can extend the arrangement month-to-month after six months, while either party can terminate on at least five days’ written notice.

Oak Hill will receive no shares or other securities, and the agreement includes no performance-based compensation. The firm and its principals have disclosed no existing interest in Kobrea securities.

Partner Jonathan Robinson will oversee the work. Oak Hill says its network includes more than 10,000 Canadian investment advisers and more than 300 North American funds.

The appointment follows the approval of a US$4 million ($5.74 million) exploration program at Kobrea’s Western Malargüe Copper Projects in Mendoza Province, under its exploration alliance with BHP Group (ASX:BHP).

As previously reported by Mining.com.au, the 2026–27 program will include diamond drilling at the El Destino copper-gold-molybdenum prospect and exploration elsewhere within the Western Malargüe portfolio.

Kobrea Exploration holds the right to earn a 100% interest in seven projects covering 733km² in Argentina. It also owns the Upland Copper Project in British Columbia, Canada.

Write to France Pinzon at Mining.com.au

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