 Hi, I'm Chris Thompson for Investor Intel, and today I'm with Claudia Tornquist, who is the president and CEO of Kodiak Copper, which trades on the TSX Venture Exchange with the ticker KDK. How are you today, Claudia? I'm doing very well. Thanks for having me. It's great to be here, Chris. So you are the president of Kodiak Copper, but I think that at this time, you know, we can just take a little bit of the discussion about the chairman, because the chairman has been recently in the news with another sister company of yours, Grave Bear. So why don't you talk a little bit about Chris Taylor and that opportunity and how it ties together with Kodiak? Yes, that's of course big news. Grave Bear, our sister company, received a takeover offer from Kinross for $1.8 billion. Fantastic success for Chris, who started both Kodiak and Grave Bear. And it's interesting the way he made a success of Grave Bear is in a way very similar to what he did for Kodiak. He took a project that lots of people had looked at. Didn't see anything in it, the Dixie project in Grave Bear's case. And he interpreted it in a different way and made it obviously a fantastic success. And Kodiak is a little bit of a similar story. Again, Chris is our technical lead. And he was the one originally who liked the MPD project, Southern British Columbia, where we made our discovery. It was a project that had been explored since the 60s. Nobody was able to crack it. And Chris looked at it, took a different approach. We made a discovery right in our maiden drill program. So it just brings it home how important it is to back the right team. And Chris certainly is a fantastic geologist, very much out of the box thinking. And that's what makes a good opportunity, a good geologist, someone who sees an opportunity where other people don't. And this you're talking about is the MPD project as a copper gold project, what they would call a porphyry project in British Columbia. And you had a fairly big drill season this year with some recently released drill results. Maybe you could just talk about what the program was for 2021 and your recent drill results. Yes, we certainly have had a big year of drilling and total growth just under 22,000 meters to follow up on our high grade discovery that we made in 2020. It was a very successful drill program. We intersected the high grade zone at, it's called gate on MPD multiple times. And at every stage, whenever we released results throughout the year, we're able to grow the zone and show more mineralization. When we started the year, we had strike lengths over which we had build mineralization of only 125 or so meters. So quite small. Now we have almost a kilometer of mineralization drilled. So the gate zone has grown substantially. We're starting to see some real nice size and obviously still lots more to come. We haven't completed the drilling by no means. We will be drilling more at gate next year and also other targets on the property. So just talking about your recent drill results, you know copper porphyries are fairly large systems. You had a fairly good intercept. It was 126 meters with some high grade copper gold. Maybe you can just discuss that. Yes, that's the last set of results we released. The best hole was 126 meters of 0.87% copper equivalent within a much longer intercept of 537 meters of 0.45% copper equivalent. That's quite typical for a porphyry where you have a high grade center or centers within a much larger lower grade envelope. And just to put our grades into perspective, a good comparable is the mine next door, copper mountain, large porphyry mine. Their grades, the material they mine is 0.23% copper with 0.1 gram gold. So in comparison, our grades are significantly higher in the high grade zone, what we've built there. And that obviously bodes well and is very promising. And looking to forward to next year, how is the bank account and what are your plans with the money you would have for the next season? Well, we have a big bill program planned for next year as well, aiming for 25,000 meters, not only at gate, but also other targets, the alert and man and axe and potentially others. So lots on the cards for next year. Our treasury is at this point, $9 million. So we're well funded and under no pressure to finance, which is of course, a great situation to be in. Well, that seems very exciting. And I guess it all plays into the copper itself as a commodity. We've seen a good run in the last year with copper. And I think as we move towards more electrification of the grid, copper will be important. What are your thoughts on the copper market? I think you put it well, the electrification, net zero, that's the real drivers of copper demand for many years to come. And I just read a statistic, 80% of the world economy is now under a net zero emissions target. So a lot of change will happen, a lot of electric vehicles will be built, solar, wind energy, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. And all those technologies, all those enabling technologies are very copper intensive. So there's a lot of copper demand on the horizon and more copper will need to be found and more mines will need to be built. And that's what our business is. Well, that's great. I think that that's it for today. I think that you have some good potential there with your current drill results, really bode well for the project. And we look forward to following it over the next few months and speaking with you again sometime soon. I will speak today with Claudia Tornquist, who is the president and CEO of Kodiak Copper. And you can trade on the symbol KDK on the TSX Venture Exchange. Thanks for your time, Claudia. Thank you.