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Business reverse merger

Everlert to Acquire South American Copper

Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Apr 29, 2026 · Last updated Apr 29, 2026

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The proposed reverse merger between Everlert and Copper is expected to positively impact Everlert by diversifying its asset base into hard assets and providing Copper with access to U.S. capital markets for its mining projects. This could lead to increased investor interest in Everlert and potentially the mining sector, especially for companies with development-stage projects in resource-rich regions like Bolivia.

Mining Financial services

Everlert, a publicly traded company, announced on April 29, 2026, that it has signed a non-binding Letter of Intent to pursue a reverse merger with Copper. Under the proposed transaction, Everlert would acquire 100% of Copper's mining business, which includes a large-scale mineral project in Bolivia operated by its subsidiary Minerasac S.A. S.R.L. The project contains gold, copper, and silver mineralization. The merger aims to combine Copper's development-stage mining assets with Everlert's public company platform to facilitate future development, expanded exploration, and access to U.S. capital markets. Richard Hawkins, CEO of Everlert, and Brent Nelson, President of Copper, both expressed positive outlooks on the transaction, which is targeted for definitive agreements by May 30, 2026, subject to due diligence and customary closing conditions.

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Richard Hawkins, CEO of Everlert, expressed optimism about the proposed reverse merger, highlighting the opportunity to introduce a different operating profile for Everlert focused on hard assets and long-term resource value.
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Brent Nelson, President of Copper, stated that the objective of the transaction is to position Copper's assets within a public structure to support broader development and potential public-market growth.
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Minerasac S.A. S.R.L. is the Bolivian operating subsidiary of Copper, controlling a large-scale mineral project in Bolivia that is the primary asset in the proposed reverse merger with Everlert.
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Bolivia related Silver
Bolivia related Gold
Copper peer commodities Silver Copper is a base metal that is frequently explored and extracted alongside silver in various polymetallic mining project
Copper co-products Gold Copper is a base metal commodity that is frequently co-mined and explored alongside gold in polymetallic and porphyry de
Silver peer commodity Gold Silver is a precious metal that is frequently co-mined with gold and often mirrors gold's price movements in the global
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