Osiris One Metals Ltd Announces Name Change to Osiris Copper Corp
Osiris One rebrands to focus on copper following the acquisition of the Island Range project.
Osiris One Metals Ltd. has submitted an application to the TSX Venture Exchange (TSXV) to change its corporate name to Osiris Copper Corp. The rebranding reflects the company’s strategic pivot toward copper exploration and development, specifically highlighting the recently acquired Island Range Copper-Gold project in British Columbia.
The ticker symbol "OSM" will remain unchanged, and common shares will be automatically adjusted for the name change without requiring shareholder action. Both the name change and the closing of the Island Range option acquisition are contingent upon final TSXV approval. Management, led by CEO Sreenath Didugu, frames the change as the start of a new phase focused on advancing existing assets and evaluating additional copper acquisitions in British Columbia.
Osiris One Metals Ltd. (OSM) issued a corporate action and branding update following its October 19, 2026 announcement of the Island Range acquisition. The release does not introduce new financial terms, capital raises, operational milestones, or changes to the asset portfolio.
The announcement is administrative in nature and subject to standard exchange approval. It carries no immediate financial or operational consequences beyond reinforcing the copper focus already priced into the company's recent transaction history. The move aligns the company's public identity with its current strategic direction, confirming the execution of the previously announced asset shift.
Osiris One Metals Ltd. (OSM) is an exploration-stage company that has pivoted its focus from lithium to copper and gold projects. The company’s flagship asset is the Island Range Copper-Gold Project in British Columbia, which covers 8,535 hectares on Vancouver Island. This property is contiguous with historic high-grade producers, including the Three Jays and Monitor mines, and targets a concealed porphyry system and skarn occurrences.
In Western Australia, Osiris One Metals holds the Western Range Silver-Copper Project, which covers over 19,000 hectares near the producing Abra Mine. The company closed on an 80% interest in this project in June 2026. Additionally, the company divested its Urgakh Naran lithium brine project in Mongolia in July 2026 for $200,000 USD, a move intended to refocus capital on the Western Range.
Sreenath Didugu serves as the company’s CEO. Randall Thompson was appointed to the Board in June 2026, bringing full-cycle mining expertise to the leadership team.