Northern Lights completes integrated 3D geological model for Horetzky copper project in British Columbia

• Northern Lights completed an integrated 3D geological model for the Horetzky Copper Project in British Columbia’s Babine Porphyry Belt.
• Modern inversion of 1972 IP-resistivity data flagged anomalies not tested by historic drilling, which focused on near-surface targets.
• A May 2026 MobileMT AFMAG survey mapped subsurface resistivity architecture to more than 1,000 meters, supporting deeper drill targeting.
• Integrated interpretation with a 2021 3D aeromagnetic inversion suggests a large intrusive complex extending more than 2,500 meters from surface.
• Management said the combined datasets reduce geological risk, strengthening the technical case to prioritize future exploration targets.

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