Core Insights - Visionary Metals Corp has contracted Geotech Ltd to conduct a Versatile Time-Domain Electromagnetic (VTEM) survey over its 40 km² land package in Wyoming's Granite Mountains, aimed at detecting nickel sulfide mineralization [1][2] - The VTEM survey is a crucial step in Visionary's strategic Exploration Alliance with Teck Resources Limited, focusing on advancing nickel exploration in Wyoming [1][2] Company Overview - Visionary Metals Corp is based in Vancouver and focuses on base and precious metals exploration in Fremont County, Wyoming, with a land package of 40 km² [4] - The company has made significant progress, including Wyoming's first nickel discovery at the King Solomon project in 2022 [4] Survey Details - The VTEM survey will cover the entire 40 km² land package, with a focus on the Tin Cup and King Solomon projects, where previous geological formations indicate strong nickel sulfide potential [2][3] - Flight lines will be flown at 100 m spacing for detailed data collection in key areas and at 200 m spacing for earlier stage targets [2] Geological Context - Visionary's properties are situated within Wyoming's Archean greenstone belt, which shares geological characteristics with other notable nickel provinces, such as the Yilgarn Craton in Australia [3] - The VTEM survey is designed to detect conductive anomalies indicative of high-grade nickel sulfide deposits at depths of up to 400 m [3] Strategic Alliance with Teck - Teck has invested $1,217,454 in Visionary through a private placement, acquiring 9.9% of the company's shares, which will fund initial exploration activities [11] - The alliance allows Teck to earn a 70% interest in designated properties by incurring specific exploration expenditures within three years [11] - A Technical Committee will oversee exploration programs, ensuring efficient decision-making with representatives from both companies [11]