Visionary Metals confirms high-priority conductors from ground EM surveys at nickel-copper projects in Fremont County

(Vancouver, BC) – Visionary Metals Corp. has announced that recently completed fixed-loop time-domain electromagnetic (FLTEM) ground surveys have confirmed and significantly refined high-priority conductors at its Tin Cup and King Solomon Nickel-Copper Projects in Fremont County’s Granite Mountains.

These conductors, ranging from 200 meters to 2 kilometers in strike length, were initially identified during the airborne VTEM™ survey, with results announced last fall, and highlight the district’s potential for magmatic nickel-copper sulfide mineralization.

“The ground-based FLTEM ground survey results at Tin Cup and King Solomon have delivered precisely the results we were seeking: multiple crisp, high-conductance features associated with the right type of rocks,” CEO Wes Adams said. “These results underscore the rapid progress Visionary has made since entering a strategic exploration alliance with Teck American Incorporated. 

“We look forward to finalizing plans to drill-test the best of these massive sulfide targets in upcoming exploration alliance technical committee meetings.”

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Next steps

As the Visionary Metals team continues to rank and prioritize these anomalies, they will finalize proposed drilling plans to test the highest priority targets warranted for follow-up, this week’s press release states.

The exploration alliance technical committee will discuss work programs and conceptual diamond drill programs at both Tin Cup and King Solomon, as well as regional exploration initiatives at other target areas such as Diamond Springs, in order to finalize exploration plans and budgets in the first quarter of 2026. 

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