Redhawk Exploration

Our aim: Leave ​it better than we found it.

With heavy demand for copper from utility grids, manufacturing of electric vehicles, national ​security, and other uses, the U.S. needs steady sources of ​domestic production. As Pinal County grows its ​manufacturing base, Redhawk is ​the first link in the supply chain.

We recently commissioned an economic impact study to better understand ​these impacts, concluding we will have an impact of $14.2 ​billion when looking at direct, indirect, and induced economic impacts. This will result in ​$1.3 million in local, county, state, and federal taxes and create 1,200 local jobs.

Our activities are regulated ​by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), the ​Arizona Department of Water Resources (ADWR), ​the Arizona State Land Department (ASLD), and the ​Arizona Department of Environmental Quality ​(ADEQ). We strictly adhere to all permit ​requirements, including a review of species, plants, and local surface and ​groundwater.