VIZSLA COPPER EXTENDS STRONG COPPER-IN-SOIL ANOMALY 3 KM TO THE EAST OF THE THIRA DISCOVERY, POPLAR PROJECT

The most recent news, dated November 7, 2025, reports on the initial results from an expanded soil geochemical survey at the Thira discovery on the Poplar Project. The results show that a strong multi-element soil anomaly has been extended by 3 kilometers to the east of the known mineralization. The main copper-in-soil anomaly now measures approximately 4,000 meters by 800 meters, with copper values up to 1,200 ppm (0.12%). An Induced Polarization (IP) geophysical survey has also been completed, with interpretation pending. The company plans a follow-up Phase 2 drill program at Thira in early 2026.

This news is materially positive as it significantly increases the potential size and scale of the Thira discovery. Following a series of highly successful drill results throughout 2025 that established Thira as a legitimate copper-molybdenum discovery, the primary objective was to determine the system's full footprint. Extending the soil anomaly by 3 kilometers accomplishes this and suggests the mineralizing system could be substantially larger than what has been drilled to date.

From a critical standpoint, soil geochemistry is an early-stage exploration tool that indicates potential but does not confirm economic mineralization. However, in the context of the excellent drill results already achieved (e.g., 237 meters of 0.51% CuEq reported on October 20), these soil results are a successful and logical step in de-risking the project. They provide strong vectors for the upcoming Phase 2 drill program.

The progression of news has been consistent: - June/July 2025: Drilling commences and the first hole makes a new discovery (345.3m of 0.43% CuEq). - September/October 2025: Follow-up drilling successfully expands the known mineralization footprint with strong intercepts. - November 2025: Geochemical surveys successfully expand the target area's potential footprint by a large margin.

This systematic and successful exploration builds confidence in the technical team's model. While the market often reacts more strongly to drill assays, this news provides a crucial piece of the puzzle regarding the project's ultimate scale, which is paramount for porphyry deposits. The news reinforces the investment thesis and should provide fundamental support for the stock price ahead of the next major catalysts.

Vizsla Copper Corp. is a junior exploration company focused on discovering and developing porphyry copper-gold deposits in British Columbia, Canada. Its portfolio includes the Poplar, Woodjam, and Copperview projects. The flagship asset is the Poplar Project, which hosts the recently discovered Thira target. The Thira discovery in July 2025 returned long intercepts of near-surface copper-molybdenum-gold-silver mineralization and has quickly become the company's primary value driver. The project benefits from being located in a jurisdiction with established infrastructure.