en.Wedoany.com Reported - Copper One Resources (CSE: CEXY) has completed the second diamond drill hole at its Red Mountain copper-zinc project in British Columbia, Canada, with assay results to be announced upon receipt.

Company CEO David Greenway stated that the completion of this drill hole marks a key milestone in systematically assessing the volcanogenic massive sulfide (VMS) potential of the Red Mountain project.

Greenway noted that historical drilling, favorable geological conditions, and multiple coincident geophysical targets continue to strengthen confidence in the mining area.

The second drill hole, with a depth of 300 meters, was designed to test coincident electromagnetic, magnetic, and geological targets considered prospective for VMS mineralization, while also evaluating the continuity of mineralization identified in historical drilling and further validating the geological model established through prior exploration.

The Phase 1 drilling program is testing priority VMS targets, building on extensive historical drilling and geophysical work that has identified copper-zinc-gold-silver mineralization, hydrothermal alteration, and sulfide-bearing volcanic units across the project.

The initial plan is expected to include 10 diamond drill holes totaling 3,000 meters.

Drilling at the Red Mountain project commenced in late May 2026.

Greenway stated that this program represents a significant milestone for Copper One Resources, helping to establish a diversified, copper-focused exploration asset portfolio in a top-tier mining jurisdiction.

The Red Mountain project hosts VMS mineralization and consists of 18 mineral claims covering a total area of 4,736.38 hectares, forming a large contiguous claim package.

Copper One Resources is focused on identifying, acquiring, and advancing late-stage copper, silver, and gold projects.