Pecoy Copper Corp.

Pecoy Copper Corp. is a Canadian exploration and development company dedicated to advancing one of Peru's largest undeveloped copper-gold-molybdenum porphyry deposits. Headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, the company's core mission is to contribute to the global demand for critical minerals and battery metals, essential for the clean energy transition, through responsible exploration and development.

The company's primary assets include the Pecoy Project and the adjacent Tororume Project, both situated within the highly prospective Southern Peru Copper Belt. The flagship Pecoy Project boasts an inferred mineral resource of 865 million tonnes grading 0.34% copper, along with significant gold, molybdenum, and silver credits, representing approximately 6.5 billion pounds of contained copper. Pecoy Copper is actively engaged in exploration drilling to further define and expand these substantial resources.

Recent notable developments include high-impact drill results from the company's Phase 1 drill program in early 2026, which confirmed kilometre-scale intercepts of continuous copper-gold-molybdenum-silver mineralization, extending the resource significantly below the current pit shell and underscoring the project's expansion potential. Pecoy Copper is currently undertaking a 40,000-meter drill program to further delineate its assets. Concurrently, the company's acquisition of the Pecoy property is subject to a legal challenge in the Supreme Court of British Columbia by a shareholder of the previous project owner.