Vizsla Copper Strikes High-Grade Copper-Zinc Intersections in Alaska — Vizsla Copper Corp.

Event summary

Vizsla Copper intersected 49.2 meters grading 4.7% copper equivalent (CuEq) at its Palmer Project in Southeast Alaska.
Drill hole CMR26-199 returned 27.0 meters grading 8.4% CuEq, including 13.1 meters grading 10.3% CuEq.
The 2026 drill program was expanded from 10,000 meters to 12,250 meters based on encouraging results.
Further assay results from 15 additional drill holes are expected through early November 2026.

The big picture

Vizsla Copper's high-grade intersections at the Palmer Project come at a time of strong copper market fundamentals and increasing global demand for the metal. The results reinforce the project's potential as a significant copper-zinc deposit in a stable mining jurisdiction. The company's expanded drill program and ongoing exploration activities across multiple targets highlight its strategic focus on building a robust resource base to support future development.

What we're watching

Resource Expansion: Whether the high-grade intersections can be expanded further to increase the resource base at the Palmer Project.
Market Timing: How the strong copper market and long-term demand outlook will impact the valuation and development potential of the Palmer Project.
Execution Risk: The pace at which Vizsla Copper can deliver additional high-grade results and advance the project through further drilling and resource definition.