Torr Metals advances Bertha North drilling toward interpreted Cu-Au porphyry source at Kolos project in British Columbia

• Torr Metals flagged Phase II drilling progress at the Bertha North target within its 332 sq km Kolos copper-gold project.
• Work is outlining a large copper-gold porphyry system, with Hole 26-KO-04 intersecting a sulphide-bearing magnetite-rich intrusive dyke.
• Geophysics indicates a deep resistivity feature extending beyond 1,000 m, interpreted as a potential causative intrusion south of current drilling.
• Follow-up holes KP_7 and KP_8 are planned to test the southern structural convergence above the interpreted intrusion within a fully funded 6,000 m program.
• About 3,500 m has been completed; assays from 26-KO-01 and 26-KO-02 remain pending.

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