Cascade Copper Corp. (CSE: CASC; FRA: 91O) announced on November 4, 2026 that Noah J. Komavli, a Corporate Advisor and non-executive of the company, has filed an Early Warning Report under National Instrument 62-103 after his ownership position crossed the 10% threshold on a partially diluted basis. Komavli holds a combined total of 7,858,855 common shares through direct ownership and via 1000903966 Ontario Inc., representing approximately 8.57% of the company's free trading float. The filing signals a meaningful accumulation of shares by an insider-adjacent figure and may draw investor attention to ownership dynamics at the Vancouver-based copper explorer.

Key Points

  • Cascade Copper Corp. (CSE: CASC; FRA: 91O) — Vancouver-based copper and gold exploration company
  • Noah J. Komavli filed an Early Warning Report after exceeding the 10% ownership threshold on a partially diluted basis
  • Komavli controls 9,623,571 securities out of 93,415,688 fully diluted shares, representing 10.3%; the company has 91,650,972 shares issued and outstanding
  • Investors may watch for any further share accumulation or changes to Komavli's position in subsequent filings

Komavli's Share Position and Unexercised Securities in Cascade Copper

According to the announcement, Komavli holds 7,858,855 common shares through a combination of direct ownership and control via 1000903966 Ontario Inc. Beyond common shares, the disclosure confirms he holds 300,000 stock options directly, as well as 555,625 warrants through 1000903966 Ontario Inc. and an additional 909,091 warrants held directly. On a partially diluted basis, his total controlled position of 9,623,571 securities represents 10.3% of all securities of Cascade Copper. The announcement notes that no options or warrants held by Komavli are expiring within 60 days.

Komavli's Stated Rationale for Accumulating Cascade Copper Shares

The release includes a statement from Komavli in which he describes his investment as the result of extensive due diligence, review of publicly available company datasets, and working knowledge of the Dryden/Sioux Lookout Camp. He characterised Cascade as, in his view, "one of the cheapest option plays on copper on the CSE and the greater venture market," and praised the technical work of the company's team on its project portfolio. He confirmed the shares were acquired for investment purposes. These comments represent Komavli's personal opinion and are not an endorsement by the company or its management.

Cascade Copper's Exploration Portfolio and Strategic Focus

Cascade Copper is an exploration-stage company targeting copper and gold assets across British Columbia and Ontario. Its five projects include the Copper Plateau Copper-Moly Project, the Centrefire Copper-Gold Project, the Rogers Creek Copper-Gold Project, the Fire Mountain Copper-Gold Project, and the Bendor Gold-Tungsten Project. The company employs modern exploration techniques including 3D inversion modelling, LiDAR structural modelling, and AI-enhanced predictive modelling. The release states that advanced geophysics and/or drilling is planned on several copper-gold targets this year.