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The Getty Copper Project is a large-scale copper asset covering ~24,000 hectares in British Columbia's Highland Valley, immediately north of Teck's Highland Valley Copper Mine. The project hosts a historical indicated resource* of 114 million tonnes grading 0.37% copper, anchoring it within one of Canada's most prolific copper districts.
Getty controls approximately 25% of this district, much of which remains underexplored by modern standards. The Company is focused on repositioning Getty as a leading copper development story through disciplined execution, targeted drilling, and the identification of higher-grade mineralization within a large-scale system.
In 2026, Getty Copper is advancing a fully funded, multi-phase drill program, the first in over 30 years, focused on resource growth and discovery at Getty North and Getty South. Strong infrastructure, year-round access, and a skilled workforce further support efficient development in this world-class mining camp.
*Not considered current by the Company. The resource and reserve estimates herein are derived from the 2010 Prefeasibility Study (West Coast Environmental and Engineering, NI 43-101 compliant PFS technical report filed May 3, 2010 on SEDAR). Effective date: May 3rd, 2010. The Company has not updated the study, and the estimates should not be treated as current mineral resources or reserves.
Two historical deposits to expand, open exploration targets to test, and a 100%-owned high-grade satellite. Getty Copper holds 82% of the Getty Property, with Robak Industries holding 18%.
Getty NorthResource Target · Cu-Mo Porphyry
A classically zoned copper-molybdenum porphyry and the larger of Getty's two historical deposits. Spring 2026 drilling tested deeper extensions interpreted from relogging and gathered metallurgical material for an updated geological model.
Getty SouthResource Target · Breccia-Hosted Copper
Thirteen holes confirmed the location and geometry of historical higher-grade zones and extended breccia-hosted copper below historical intercepts. Mineralization remains open within a broader IP anomaly.
Exploration PipelineExploration Targets · Seven New Targets
Seven targets across the Getty Project expand the pipeline beyond the Getty North and Getty South resource targets, ranging from open copper intercepts to undrilled geochemical and geophysical targets.
Dot MatrixSatellite Target · 100% Owned
An 846 hectare claim 25 km southeast of the Getty claims with high-grade historical intercepts and untested IP anomalies with 1 to 2 km of strike potential. Historical core was destroyed, so modern drilling is required. Drill permit pending.
*Not considered current by the Company. The resource and reserve estimates herein are derived from the 2010 Prefeasibility Study (West Coast Environmental and Engineering, NI 43-101 compliant PFS technical report filed May 3, 2010 on SEDAR). Effective date: May 3rd, 2010. The Company has not updated the study, and the estimates should not be treated as current mineral resources or reserves. †Dot historical intercepts and estimates are non-compliant historical data; a Qualified Person has not done sufficient work to classify them as current mineral resources.
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