Core Viewpoint - Torr Metals Inc. has identified a new porphyry-style copper-gold target named Bertha North, which significantly expands the potential of the Bertha area within the Kolos Copper-Gold Project in British Columbia, following recent 3D modeling of induced polarization survey data from 2025 [1][3]. Geophysical and Geological Insights - The Bertha North target is characterized by a moderate-to-high resistivity anomaly and a strong magnetic response, indicating the presence of magnetite-bearing intrusive rocks typical of an alkalic porphyry environment [2][3]. - Historical data shows an approximately 800 m by 500 m copper and gold soil anomaly in the area, with copper values reaching up to 528 parts per million (ppm) and gold values up to 20 parts per billion (ppb) [2][3]. - The presence of diorite and monzonite intrusions supports the interpretation of an intrusive copper-gold porphyry source [2][3]. Exploration and Development Plans - A fully funded Phase II drill program of up to 6,000 meters is planned to test multiple porphyry targets, including the newly identified Bertha North target [3][9]. - The 2025 induced polarization data indicates chargeability at depth, suggesting further prospectivity and the potential for a porphyry center beneath the resistive cap [3][9]. - Future exploration will include expanded IP coverage, geological mapping, and drill testing to evaluate the depth extent and grade potential of the Bertha North target [9]. Strategic Importance - The identification of Bertha North enhances the exploration potential of the greater Bertha area, indicating the presence of multiple porphyry-fertile intrusive centers and reinforcing the district-scale copper-gold opportunities at the Kolos Project [8][9]. - The strategic location of the Kolos Project, near established mining infrastructure, positions the company favorably for cost-effective exploration and development [11].