Kolos Copper-Gold Project
District-scale discovery opportunity in the Quesnel Trough
A 332 km² district-scale copper-gold porphyry project in the heart of British Columbia's Quesnel Trough — surrounded by producing mines and home to a brand-new native-copper discovery now being drilled toward its interpreted source.
The 100%-owned Kolos property spans ~275 km², with the 57 km² Bertha Property — held under an option agreement to earn 100% ownership — bringing the total to a 332 km² land package in the Quesnel Terrane. The belt hosts several major copper ± gold deposits, including the nearby Highland Valley, New Afton and Copper Mountain mines.
Kolos benefits from excellent infrastructure, including direct access via Highway 5 and 97D and proximity to the city and local mining hub of Kamloops, enabling efficient, year-round exploration.
Why Kolos matters
Bertha System
Phase I drilling (~2,700 m), completed December 2025, confirmed native copper mineralization to ~580 m depth within chlorite–epidote ± carbonate ± silica alteration — now being drilled toward the interpreted porphyry source.
Northern Corridor
More than 10 km of undrilled porphyry and epithermal potential along a district-scale structural corridor.
Sonic Target
An ~8 km² copper-gold soil anomaly with values up to 4,510 ppm Cu and 700 ppb Au.
Kirby–Lodi Target
A 24.5 km² alteration footprint with select rock-grab samples up to 0.52% Cu and 4.24 g/t Au.
The geological story
The project is underlain by Nicola Group volcanic rocks intruded by coeval diorite to monzonite and younger granodiorite phases.
Mineralization is structurally controlled along the north-trending Fanta Fault and associated northwest- and northeast-trending structures.
Direct access via Highway 5 and 97D and proximity to Kamloops enables efficient, year-round exploration.
Kolos in detail
