Visionary to Advance Work Program at Slipstream Copper-Gold Project, Confirms Copper-Gold Mineralization in Outcropping Porphyry Dikes and Intermediate Sulfide Veins
Visionary confirms the Slipstream porphyry at its Utah project, advancing the program ahead of planned drilling.
Visionary Metals Corp. (VIZ) released an exploration update on November 12, 2026, detailing geological and geochemical findings at its Slipstream copper-gold project in Utah. The company identified copper and gold mineralization in outcropping quartz feldspar porphyry (QFP) dikes and adjacent quartz sulfide veins. Petrographic analysis confirms features consistent with a porphyry copper-gold system, including proximal skarn, phyllic-altered QFP dikes, and early gold-bearing quartz veins.
Geochemical sampling returned notable grades, including: * 3.70 g/t Au, 0.31% Cu * 1.27 g/t Au with 4.98% Cu
The company is advancing structural mapping and plans a high-resolution drone magnetic and Lidar survey to define drill targets. Updates on the separate nickel and copper drill programs in Wyoming are expected in the coming weeks.
Visionary Metals Corp. (VIZ) has confirmed the geological model established during the project's acquisition in early 2026, validating the presence of altered porphyry dikes and sulfide veins. This exploration update serves as a direct follow-up to historic sampling data and the SITLA exploration agreement secured in February 2026.
The findings advance the company’s work program toward the planned first diamond drill program, strengthening the technical case for drilling by confirming classic porphyry indicators. However, the update remains within the expected exploration timeline and does not introduce new financial terms, major discoveries, or unexpected catalysts. The confirmation maintains the company's focus on executing its planned work programs across Wyoming and Utah without altering the capital allocation or funding structure.
Visionary Metals Corp. (VIZ) is a pre-revenue mineral exploration company focused on nickel, copper, gold, and silver projects across the United States. The company operates two primary project clusters: the King Solomon and Tin Cup nickel-copper projects in Wyoming, and the Slipstream copper-gold-silver project in Utah.
The Slipstream project covers approximately 37 square kilometers across 468 unpatented mining claims and straddles the Utah-Nevada border. The Wyoming projects target magmatic nickel and copper sulfide deposits within mafic and ultramafic rock sequences, supported by extensive geophysical surveys. The company is in the greenfield exploration phase, advancing geological mapping, geochemical sampling, and geophysical surveys to define drill targets.