Multiple High-Potential Nickel-Copper Targets

VANCOUVER – Visionary Metals Corp. announced the successful completion of a Versatile Time-Domain Electromagnetic (VTEM) survey at its Tin Cup, Diamond Springs and King Solomon nickel and copper sulfide properties in Central Wyoming as part of a strategic exploration alliance with Teck American Incorporated, a subsidiary of Teck Resources Limited. Based on positive preliminary results the Company has staked an additional 92 mining claims at Tin Cup and Diamond Springs.
Multiple high-amplitude electromagnetic (EM) anomalies ranging from 100 meters up to 1,000 meters strike length identified at Tin Cup, coincident with magnetic anomalies and surface nickel, chromium and copper geochemical anomalies and underlying mafic and ultra-mafic rocks and their metamorphic equivalents. A high-amplitude 600-meter strike length EM anomaly at King Solomon. Small, isolated electromagnetic anomalies, along mapped ultramafic and metamorphic rock units at Diamond Springs.
“Preliminary results from the VTEM survey have identified several compelling nickel and copper sulfide targets at our properties in Wyoming,” commented CEO, Wes Adams. “Based on these results, we are accelerating exploration activities at Tin Cup and King Solomon by conducting ground based electromagnetic surveys, funded by Teck under our exploration alliance. These ground-based surveys are effective to greater depths than airborne surveys and will allow for three-dimensional modeling of conductive bodies with high nickel and copper massive sulfide potential ahead of 2026 drill programs.”