Torr Metals drills 142-meter hydrothermal breccia-vein corridor at Kolos Cu-Au project in British Columbia

• Torr Metals reported early Phase II drilling at Bertha North supports a Cu-Au porphyry model at the 332 sq km Kolos project.
• Hole 26-KO-01 intersected a long-lived hydrothermal system to about 563 m depth, including a 142 m interval from 318.5 m to 460.9 m.
• Core shows hydrothermal brecciation, multi-stage quartz-carbonate veining, stronger epidote-to-sericite alteration near a geophysical boundary viewed as a feeder zone.
• Hematite overprint persists to end of hole; localized chalcopyrite and chalcocite observed; laboratory assays remain pending.
• Phase II program targets up to 6,000 m of drilling, including follow-up hole 26-KO-02 and an adjacent chargeability anomaly interpreted as the intrusive source.

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