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Visionary Metals Mobilizes for Diamond Drilling at King Solomon and Tin Cup Projects in Wyoming

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Visionary Metals (VIZ.V) has finished permitting at its King Solomon and Tin Cup nickel and copper sulfide projects in Fremont County, Wyoming, and is mobilizing equipment and personnel for drilling, it said Wednesday.

The company plans to test eight separate conductive features at King Solomon and Tin Cup in 2026, it said.

Drilling is expected to begin in late August at King Solomon and once that is completed it plans to mobilize the rig to the Tin Cup project, said the company.

Diamond drilling of 1,500 meters has been permitted at King Solomon and 3,000 meters has been permitted at Tin Cup, said Visionary.

The company also plans to carry out borehole and ground-based, fixed-loop time-domain electromagnetic surveys to test for possible extensions of suspected massive sulfide mineralization at both projects, it added.

"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 Chief Executive Officer Wes Adams.

The company's shares were last seen down C$0.025, or 10.2%, at C$0.22 on the TSX Venture Exchange.

Price: $0.22, Change: $-0.03, Percent Change: -10.20%

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