A hyperscale data centre is tens of thousands of tonnes of copper in transformers, busbars and cabling; every robot motor is wound with it; every grid upgrade the AI era forces is made of it. Global supply cannot keep pace with the build-out already underway, and Australia's undiscovered copper systems are the scarcest asset in the story.

Eirzan exists to find one. Our ground was not pegged on a hunch: every square kilometre was ranked by the Fable targeting engine against Queensland's complete geoscience record before we applied for it. The result is nine applications across four deposit systems in four districts: volcanic-hosted copper-zinc on the Esk corridor, fault-hosted copper on the Toomba Fault in the far west, porphyry copper-gold in the Connors Arc near Mackay, and carbonate-hosted silver-lead-zinc at Mount Whelan in the Mount Isa region, with two Georgina Basin phosphate permits alongside.