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 mobilizes a 4,500m drill program in Wyoming to test the Teck Alliance project.
Visionary Metals Corp. 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.
Visionary Metals Corp. (VIZ) has advanced its exploration program through a series of targeted technical and financial milestones over the past year. In November 2025, a VTEM airborne survey identified multiple high-amplitude electromagnetic anomalies, prompting accelerated ground-based electromagnetic surveys. By January 2026, FLTEM ground surveys confirmed and refined high-priority conductors at the Tin Cup and King Solomon properties, outlining eight discrete targets.
The company subsequently secured critical funding and regulatory support to move toward drilling. In May and June 2026, Visionary Metals closed a transformative 4:1 share consolidation and a $7.445 million financing package, which included a $1.2 million follow-on investment from Teck Resources. A share repurchase of 6.6 million shares was also completed during this period. In July 2026, the company was awarded a US$250,000 state grant to fund advanced geophysics ahead of drilling. By August 2026, permitting was finalized and drilling mobilization was announced.
Visionary Metals Corp. is a greenfield exploration company focused on critical and base metals in North America. The company operates primarily in Wyoming's Granite Mountains, a tier-one mining jurisdiction with strong state support for critical minerals.