• Oreterra flagged stronger visual results from Phase 1 drilling at the Trek South porphyry copper-gold prospect in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle.
• Program drilled 11 holes for about 4,100 meters, outlining a broad porphyry-style alteration halo extending several hundred meters vertically.
• Central holes TS26-06, TS26-09, TS26-10 showed intense alteration with visible copper minerals, pointing toward a deeper intrusive source.
• Magnetic modeling identified a “ship’s prow” feature, interpreted as a tilted intrusion with the root targeted beneath and southeast of Phase 1 drilling.
• Assays are pending later this month and next; a 2027 Phase 2 program is being designed to drill into the interpreted intrusive root.

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