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BCM Resources Corp. reports developments tied to mineral exploration, with current emphasis on the 100% controlled Thompson Knolls porphyry-skarn Cu-Au-Ag-Mo discovery in Utah. Company updates commonly cover reverse-circulation pre-collar drilling, diamond core tails, skarn and bedrock observations, technical presentations, contractor activity, and exploration work designed to test copper, gold, silver, and molybdenum mineralization.
BCM news also includes capital-structure and governance items, such as private placements used to fund drilling, warrant terms, insider participation, annual meeting results, auditor appointments, and stock option plan approvals. The company also references prospective copper, gold, and molybdenum exploration projects in British Columbia.
BCM Resources (BCMRF) has completed core logging, cutting, and sampling of diamond drill hole TK20 at its 100%-owned Thompson Knolls porphyry/skarn project in Utah, and has shipped the third and final batch of samples to the ALS preparation lab in Elko, Nevada.
The company reports TK20 intersected intensely potassically altered and silicified rock with porphyry-style quartz-molybdenum mineralization and skarn magnetite-chalcopyrite zones, including intervals estimated at about 10% and 20% sulfides. BCM is currently drilling follow-up hole TK21, located west of TK20, and recently completed an IP/MT geophysical survey over three previously outlined anomalies. Survey data collected by Zonge International are being processed. A qualified person under NI 43-101, Richard R. Redfern, has verified and approved the technical information.
BCM Resources (OTC: BCMRF) reported that an aggressive geophysical program is underway at its 100% controlled Thompson Knolls porphyry-skarn discovery in Utah. Contractor Zonge International is conducting ground induced polarization (IP) and magnetotellurics (MT) surveys, including data acquisition, 2D inversions, and an integrated interpretation report. The survey is expected to take about 11 days, subject to weather conditions.
BCM also confirmed that drilling of hole TK21 has started, targeting the western extension of the mineralizing system. TK21 is progressing through fanglomerate cover with an anticipated bedrock depth of about 1,600 ft and a planned total depth of at least 4,000 ft. Core sawing from hole TK20 has been accelerated with a second shift, and remaining core is expected to be delivered to the laboratory within the next few weeks. Recent local flooding temporarily slowed drilling, but access has been restored via detours identified by the BLM, allowing operations to continue.
BCM Resources (OTC:BCMRF, TSXV:B) reported completion of diamond drill hole TK20 at its 100% controlled Thompson Knolls copper-gold project in Millard County, Utah, to a depth of 4,317 ft (1,261 m). The company added 255 ft of drilling since its August 6, 2026 update, with parts of the additional core showing visible copper, extending the continuous mineralized interval to 1,951 ft (594 m).
According to BCM Resources, TK20 intersected intercalated latite porphyry dikes and skarn with copper mineralization down to 4,207 ft (1,282.2 m) before transitioning into hornfels and barren marble at depth. Spot Niton readings on sulfides in core photos returned values of 6.2% Cu and 5% Cu, with one breccia zone estimated at 7% sulfides and a 2:1 pyrite-to-chalcopyrite ratio. Sample preparation and core processing for TK20 are ongoing, supported by a second core-cutting shift, and BCM plans to start drilling a new vertical hole, TK21, about 250 m west of TK20 near earlier hole TK5.
BCM Resources (OTC:BCMRF, TSXV:B) reports that diamond drill hole TK20, at its 100% controlled Thompson Knolls copper-gold-silver-molybdenum project in Utah, has encountered over 550 m of strongly mineralized porphyry and intercalated skarn from 1,930 ft (588.4 m) to the current depth of 4,062 ft (1,238.4 m). Drilling is ongoing in mineralized rock and core logging, sawing and sampling are in progress, with assays to follow upon hole completion.
According to BCM Resources, roughly 70% of the mineralized interval consists of potassically altered, intensely stockwork-quartz-veined intrusive rocks (quartz monzonite and latite porphyry) with visible molybdenite and chalcopyrite, suggesting a high‑temperature porphyry core. The remaining 30% is mineralized magnetic skarn with abundant sulfides. The company plans to extend the 2026 drill program by starting hole TK21, a vertical hole 250 m west-southwest of TK20, effectively twinning prior hole TK5, which ended prematurely in similar magnetic skarn mineralization.
BCM Resources (OTC:BCMRF, TSXV:B) has elected to adopt semi-annual financial reporting under the Canadian Securities Administrators’ SAR Pilot and Coordinated Blanket Order 51-933 for certain venture issuers. The company agrees with stakeholder views that quarterly reporting can impose disproportionate costs on smaller venture issuers while still maintaining investor protection.
According to BCM Resources, the first period for which it does not intend to file an interim financial report and related MD&A will be Q3 2026 for the period ending May 31, 2026. BCM Resources is a Canadian mineral exploration company focused on its 100% controlled Thompson Knolls porphyry copper-gold-silver-molybdenum project and other base and precious metal assets in British Columbia.
BCM Resources (OTCQB:BCMRF, TSXV:B) reported geological results from two additional diamond drill holes, TK17 and TK18, in its 2026 Phase 4 exploration campaign at the Thompson Knolls copper‑gold project in Utah. Vertical holes TK17 and TK18 were collared about 250 m apart southwest of earlier holes TK15 and TK16, reaching depths of 896 m and 917 m respectively, and were designed to test extensions of skarn Cu‑Au‑Ag‑Mo mineralization.
TK17 intersected polymictic breccia in marbleized dolomites, a 17 m interval of sericitized QMP intrusive, oxidized skarn with secondary copper minerals, but no proximal skarn zone. TK18 cut QMP intrusive from about 354 m to 790 m with strong oxidation and pyritic zones but showed no skarn or economic sulfide mineralization, although chips with quartz‑pyrite‑chalcopyrite veinlets suggest possible secondary enrichment, to be verified by assays. BCM is currently drilling TK20 to at least 1,300 m northeast of TK15 to test the core of the proximal skarn discovered in 2023 and is planning an IP/MT geophysical survey in mid‑August to refine targeting for hole TK19.
BCM Resources (OTCQB:BCMRF) reported progress on its 2026 Phase 4 Thompson Knolls drill campaign, completing vertical core hole TK16 to a project record depth of 1,269 m. Extensive pyroxene-diopside skarn with increasing intensity and associated sulfide mineralization was intersected from 621–1,156 m.
TK17 deepening is ongoing and TK18 has been collared, with bedrock starting at ~354 m in quartz-monzonite porphyry showing oxidation and sulfide-bearing chips. Neighbor Kennecott Exploration is installing three drill pads south of TK. A qualified person has verified the technical information.
BCM Resources (OTC:BCMRF) completed Hole TK15 at Thompson Knolls to a record depth of 3,995.5 ft (1,219 m), testing the southwest extension of skarn Cu-Au-Ag-Mo mineralization. Skarn intervals began at ~1,950 ft and intensified to ~3,900 ft, with local sulfide zones up to 20% and chalcopyrite up to 5%.
Pre-collars for TK16 and TK17 are complete and drilling continues: core logging, saw cutting, and rig moves are underway as the Phase 4 campaign advances.
BCM Resources (OTC:BCMRF) has commenced diamond core tail drilling at its 100% controlled Thompson Knolls porphyry-skarn project in Utah, extending pre-collar hole TK15 from 2,030 feet toward planned depths up to 5,250 feet.
Pre-collar TK16 has also started; prior hole TK8 returned 155.4 m grading 0.66% Cu, 0.12 g/t Au and 7.4 g/t Ag, and holes are spaced ~250 m to test a southwest/south vector.
BCM Resources (OTC:BCMRF) has begun its fully funded 2026 drill campaign at the 100% controlled Thompson Knolls porphyry-skarn Cu-Au-Ag-Mo project in southwestern Utah.
BCM contracted National EWP and TonaTec; program will pre-collar with RC then twin with diamond core to test a 155.4 m skarn intercept and porphyry targets. A warrant amendment extends 20,600,000 warrants to May 22, 2027 at $0.25, subject to TSXV approval.