The Globe and Mail reports in its Wednesday edition that Ventum Capital's Robin Kozar rates Faraday Copper "buy," with a $7 share target. The Globe's David Leeder writes that analysts on average target the shares at $5.56. Mr. Kozar believes Faraday Copper's acquisition of BHP's San Manuel property near its Copper Creek project in Arizona is "transformational," offering synergies and significant resources. Mr. Kozar says in a note: "Faraday's Copper Creek project sits at the intersection of two major porphyry copper belts in southwestern Arizona. The resource remains open in all directions, with fewer than 15 per cent of known breccia occurrences drill-tested to date. The company's largest-ever drill program (40,000 m Phase IV) is currently underway. An updated resource estimate is expected in mid-2027. We see further scope to expand and better define the copper oxide near surface at Copper Creek, supporting oxide resource growth amenable to heap-leach processing." Mr. Kozar sees Faraday as "well-positioned to surface additional value and become one of the largest copper producers in the U.S." He sees it surfacing additional value "as the combined Copper Creek/San Manuel operation is optimized and better understood."