Multiple High-Priority Conductors From Ground EM Surveys

VANCOUVER – Visionary Metals Corp. 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 Wyoming’s Granite Mountains. These conductors, ranging from 200 metres to 2 kilometres in strike length, were initially identified during the airborne VTEM™ survey 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,” said Wes Adams, CEO. “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.”
The Tin Cup and King Solomon Nickel-Copper Projects lie within the Archean Wyoming Craton’s Sweetwater subprovince along the ~2.65 Ga Sweetwater Deformation Zone. This Neoarchean high-strain corridor concentrated plume-arc interaction and mafic-ultramafic magmatism analogous to other Archean nickel-copper belts, such as those in the Ring of Fire in Canada and the Yilgarn Craton in Western Australia. The Project hosts a synformal greenstone belt assemblage comprised of komatiitic to picritic ultramafic rocks, intrusive olivine cumulate bodies (~2.7 Ga), tholeiitic basalts, and sulfidic banded iron formation (~2.85 Ga).