How the World is Reacting to Mines vs. The Economy Supply Chain

Today, we're happy to have Max Porterfield. Max is the CEO President and Director of Callinex Mines. And what we're going to talk about today is just a little bit about the economy supply chain, what they're doing and how the world is reacting to mines and what it is that he's seeing in the macro and microeconomics of, of the whole system and the business. And I think it'd be very interesting for our listeners to have what Max says.

Mr. Porterfield is well-known in Canada’s metal market. A graduate of Texas Tech University with a bachelor’s degree in business administration, Max has over ten years of experience in natural resources and finance; he previously worked with Brazil Resources Inc., Uranium Energy Corp., and U.S. Global Investors. Max has a vibrant and charismatic personality that comes across in his interviews. He is passionate and LOVES what he does.

 

In this episode, we’re discussing…



  •        [2:10] What Callinex is and what is doing right now

 

  •        [4:13] How the copper supply chain works and the challenges it has

 

  •        [6:41] The huge demand for metal (copper) vs. the tight supply it should have and the global infrastructure

 

  •        [9:48] People want Electric Vehicles, but they’re partially against mining and the supply sources

 

  •        [14:10] The geopolitical risk associated with the supply constraints around the metal

 

  •        [17:00] They’re now positioned in a safe jurisdiction, proximity infrastructure, clean power at a key time on the macro and microeconomic level

 

  •        [19:25] How this huge inflation will impact commodities, copper, silver, zinc, and gold?

 

  •        [23:03] If they have any pushback in the local provinces or in the different areas where they find these discoveries

 

  •        [26:36] What’s Max and this company's proudest moment to date

 

  •        [29:39] How high does the copper is going to get due to the demand and if they’re stealing copper from everywhere

 

  •        [31:40] What are some of the things and what is it like to run a company like this?

 

  •        [34:11] How does he look at his company and himself in five years, where does he see coming next, and what’s his goal is





Resources from Max

Callinex Website





ABOUT MAX PORTERFIELD

Max Porterfield is the CEO, President, and Director of a successful mining company called Callinex Mines. Mr. Porterfield is well-known in Canada’s metal market. A graduate of Texas Tech University with a bachelor’s degree in business administration, Max has over ten years of experience in natural resources and finance; he previously worked with Brazil Resources Inc., Uranium Energy Corp., and U.S. Global Investors. Max has a vibrant and charismatic personality that comes across in his interviews. He is passionate and LOVES what he does.

Max Porterfield is the CEO, President, and Director of Callinex Mines. The company and mineral asset have a history that goes back to the 1920s, but Callinex Mines, founded by Jack Callinan in 1927, has had a major presence in the Flin Flon Mining District in Manitoba, Canada. What makes Callinex Mines a leading junior zinc stock? To start, a strong foundation built upon a proven technical team, zinc-rich deposits in established Canadian mining jurisdictions, and an established base of institutional shareholders. Their team brings over 40 years of experience and involvement with gold mining stocks, silver stocks, and zinc stocks. When looking for potential mining stocks or penny stocks to buy that can be a part of a larger diversified portfolio, Callinex Mines provides investors with considerable exposure to increasing metals prices and exciting new discovery potential.

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