Questcorp Mining Commences 2026 IP Survey at the North Island Copper Project

Executive Summary

• Questcorp Mining has launched its 2026 induced polarization (“IP”) survey on the 1,168‑hectare North Island Copper Project in British Columbia.
• The 10–15 km IP program aims to refine historic geophysical targets and generate drill‑ready targets for the Marisa Zone porphyry copper system.
• Historical drilling (1992) intersected copper mineralization (0.078% Cu over 56.39 m and 0.041% Cu over 70.71 m), supporting the project's potential.

Key Details

• Survey Contractor: Peter E. Walcott & Associates Limited, Coquitlam, BC.
• Program Scope: 10–15 line‑kilometres of IP lines positioned midway between 1992 survey azimuths to improve data resolution.
• Objective: Produce updated chargeability and resistivity elevation models and pseudosection interpretations to enhance subsurface targeting ahead of a potential drill program.
• Historical Intercepts (1992):
• DDH92‑01 – 0.078 % Cu over 56.39 m.
• DDH92‑03 – 0.041 % Cu over 70.71 m (increasing grades at depth).
• Data Integration: New IP data will be combined with historic datasets for comprehensive geophysical modeling.
• Management Quote: Saf Dhillon, President & CEO, stated the IP program is a disciplined step toward refining the geological model and advancing toward drill‑ready targets, noting recent financings position the company to execute planned exploration while maintaining prudent capital deployment.
• Qualified Person Review: Technical content approved by R. Tim Henneberry, P.Geo (BC), Director & QP under NI 43‑101.

Notable Quotes

“The North Island Copper Project represents a compelling porphyry copper target with demonstrated historical mineralization,” – Saf Dhillon, President & CEO.
“This IP program is a disciplined step toward refining our geological model and advancing toward drill‑ready targets.”