VIZSLA COPPER IDENTIFIES ADDITIONAL IP CHARGEABILITY ANOMALIES ACROSS THE THIRA ALTERATION CORRIDOR, POPLAR PROJECT

The most recent news release from November 25, 2025, states that Vizsla Copper Corp. has identified additional IP (Induced Polarization) chargeability anomalies across the Thira alteration corridor at its Poplar Project in British Columbia. The company completed a 39.8-line kilometer DCIP survey, which revealed multiple untested anomalies that are similar in character to the original Thira discovery. This further supports the geological interpretation that the extensive 8 x 2 kilometer Thira alteration footprint has the potential to host multiple porphyry centers. The company plans a Phase 2 winter drill program for Q1 2026 to follow up on these newly defined high-priority targets.

This news is a positive, but routine, incremental step in the ongoing exploration program at the Poplar Project. It follows a series of positive exploration updates regarding the Thira discovery: - July 22, 2025: Announced a new copper-molybdenum discovery at Thira with the first drill hole (TH25-138) intersecting 345.3 meters of 0.43% CuEq. This was a significant initial discovery. - September 9, 2025: Expanded the footprint of mineralization at Thira with a 400-meter step-out hole (TH25-142) intersecting 264 meters of 0.43% CuEq. - October 20, 2025: Further expanded the copper-molybdenum mineralization 200 meters to the south (237 meters of 0.51% CuEq), indicating the system remains open. - November 7, 2025: Extended a strong copper-in-soil anomaly 3 kilometers to the east of the Thira discovery, outlining a large 4,000-by-800-meter anomaly.

The current news on November 25, 2025, builds on these previous successes by confirming additional geophysical targets within the broader Thira alteration corridor. The identification of more chargeability anomalies, analogous to the discovery area, reinforces the potential for a larger, multi-center porphyry system. This de-risks future drilling by providing well-defined targets and validates the company's exploration model.

However, it is important to note that geophysical anomalies are indirect indicators and require drill testing to confirm economic mineralization. While positive, this news does not represent a new discovery or a significant change in the company's fundamental value akin to the major announcement on November 13, 2025. On that date, the company announced the transformational acquisition of the Palmer Critical Minerals VMS Project in Alaska, which includes a substantial existing mineral resource, and a concurrent non-brokered private placement of up to C$25 million. In comparison, the current news is a natural progression of exploration at Poplar and is in line with expectations for continued exploration success after the initial Thira discovery. The market would likely view this as a positive but expected update rather than a material, game-changing event.

Vizsla Copper Corp. (TSXV: VCU) is a mineral exploration company primarily focused on copper and related critical minerals. It holds a portfolio of properties in British Columbia, Canada, and recently acquired a project in Alaska, USA. The company's strategy in 2025 is heavily focused on discovery and advancing its projects through a combination of geophysics, geochemistry, and drilling.

Flagship Projects:

• Poplar Project (British Columbia): Vizsla Copper has an option to earn a 100% interest in this 44,200-hectare project. The main focus here is the Thira Discovery, a new porphyry-related copper-molybdenum-silver-gold system announced in July 2025. Initial drilling intersected significant mineralization (e.g., 345.3 meters of 0.43% CuEq). Subsequent exploration, including the recent IP survey, has expanded the prospective footprint and identified multiple additional targets within an 8x2 km alteration corridor, with a Phase 2 drill program planned for Q1 2026. The project also hosts the historical Poplar deposit (near-surface porphyry with significant copper and gold resources that require NI 43-101 verification).
• Palmer Critical Minerals VMS Project (Alaska, USA): This is a transformational acquisition announced on November 13, 2025, from Constantine Metal Resources Ltd. for up to C$15 million in milestone payments. Palmer is a Volcanogenic Massive Sulphide (VMS) project with existing mineral resources (4.77 Mt Indicated at 1.69% Cu, 5.17% Zn, 28.4 g/t Ag, 0.29 g/t Au; 12 Mt Inferred at 0.57% Cu, 3.92% Zn, 66.3 g/t Ag, 0.33 g/t Au). This acquisition diversifies Vizsla Copper's portfolio by adding a resource-stage project in a new jurisdiction.
• Woodjam Project (British Columbia): The company holds 100% interest in certain claims within this project. Exploration efforts in 2024 included drilling and geophysical surveys at targets like Three Firs, Deerhorn, Southeast, and Great Plains, with aims to expand known mineralization and define new porphyry centers.
• Copperview Project (British Columbia): This project includes the M5 target, which exhibits strong coincident geophysical anomalies (chargeability, magnetic, AFMAG) suggesting porphyry-related mineralization, analogous to Kodiak Copper's nearby Gate discovery. The M5 target is till-covered and has not been drill-tested, with follow-up geochemical surveys planned for drill target refinement.
• Redgold Copper-Gold Project (British Columbia): Vizsla Copper has an option to acquire up to a 70% interest. Exploration in 2024 included drilling at the East Zone, intersecting anomalous copper and gold.