Torr Metals intersects copper sulphides, potassic alteration at Bertha North Cu-Au porphyry target

• Torr Metals reported early copper sulphide mineralization at its Bertha North Cu-Au porphyry target in the Kolos project.
• Phase II drilling reached 1,733 m of a planned, fully funded program of up to 6,000 m.
• First four holes logged native copper, chalcopyrite, chalcocite in veinlets, supporting a large porphyry-style hydrothermal system model.
• Hole 26-KO-03 intersected K-feldspar-dominant potassic alteration at 425-444 m, viewed as a vector toward a potential system core.
• Hole 26-KO-04 drilled to about 180 m, hit near-surface native copper, continues toward a strengthening deep chargeability anomaly; assays pending.

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