Visionary Mobilizes for up to 4,500 Metres of Diamond Drilling to Test Eight Separate Magmatic Nickel and Copper Sulfide Targets at King Solomon and Tin Cup Projects in Wyoming
Visionary Metals Corp. (VIZ) has completed permitting for its King Solomon and Tin Cup nickel and copper sulfide projects in Wyoming and is mobilizing equipment to begin drilling in late August 2026. The 2026 drill program, supported by an Exploration Alliance with Teck American Incorporated, will test eight discrete conductive features across both projects, with a total of 4,500 meters of diamond drilling permitted. The company will also conduct borehole and ground-based FLTEM surveys to test for extensions of suspected massive sulfide mineralization, supported by a US$250,000 Wyoming Energy Matching Funds grant.
Drilling at the King Solomon Project is scheduled to begin in late August 2026. The company is targeting three discrete, high-conductance features at the site of Wyoming's first nickel sulfide discovery. The permitted volume for this project is 1,500 metres of diamond drilling.
The Tin Cup Project, located 10 km west of King Solomon, will see drilling follow the completion of the King Solomon program. The targets at Tin Cup consist of five separate large conductive bodies associated with mafic and ultramafic rock, and trends of elevated nickel, copper, and chromium. The permitted volume for the Tin Cup Project is 3,000 metres of diamond drilling.
In addition to drilling, Visionary Metals plans to conduct borehole and ground-based FLTEM surveys to test for possible extensions of suspected massive sulfide mineralization. These surveys will be completed by Dias Geophysical using specifications consistent with 2025/2026 surveys. The surveys are supported in part by a recently awarded US$250,000 Wyoming Energy Matching Funds grant.
The program is being advanced under an agreement with Teck American Incorporated, a subsidiary of Teck Resources Limited. Teck provides equity and non-dilutive direct funding along with project technical oversight.
"The targets we have identified at King Solomon and Tin Cup exhibit geochemical and geophysical characteristics routinely observed at other world-class magmatic nickel and copper sulfide districts, and we are excited to see if we can make a world-class discovery with this year's drill program," said Wes Adams, CEO of Visionary Metals. "We're now in a position to test eight separate high-priority targets across two projects."
Michael Page, FAusIMM, Chief Geologist of Visionary Metals Corp., is the Qualified Person for the technical information in this release.