Getty Copper's 2026 Outlook and Strategic Priorities

• Outlook & Strategy (2026‑04‑08): Management presented a 2026 plan centered on an aggressive 14–16 km drilling program across the Highland Valley Copper District. The focus is on upgrading historic resources at Getty North and testing new targets in Getty South, West, Glossie and satellite zones.
• Financing: $15 M raised in November 2025 (pre‑transaction debt of $4 M retired) leaves $11 M cash on hand – described as a “strong balance sheet” to fund the 2026 work program.
• Share Consolidation: Proposal for a 5:1 share consolidation to be voted at the June 9, 2026 AGM; warrants, options and convertible securities will be adjusted proportionally.
• Leadership: New CEO Ryan O’Regan (appointed March 2026) and VP Exploration Roy Greig are steering the program. Board additions (Charles Funk, Mahesh Liyanage) add technical depth.

The announcement is routine‑positive: it confirms previously signaled financing and drilling plans without delivering new resource or earnings data. The share‑consolidation proposal could improve per‑share price perception but does not alter valuation fundamentals. No immediate cash‑flow change; the $15 M capital raise was already disclosed in November 2025. Consequently, the news is unlikely to cause a material re‑rating of the stock, though it sustains investor confidence that the company remains funded and on schedule.

Getty Copper focuses on copper porphyry assets within British Columbia’s Highland Valley district. The flagship Getty North historic resource (indicated ~0.37 % Cu) sits adjacent to the operating Highland Valley Mine (~0.28 % Cu). The 2026 drill campaign aims to upgrade Getty North confidence and discover higher‑grade zones, while satellite targets (South, West, Glossie) expand district‑scale potential.