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Kutcho Copper Corp. reports company developments tied to its feasibility-stage, high-grade copper-zinc development project in northwestern British Columbia. Recurring updates describe the Kutcho project, VMS district-scale exploration potential, near-resource drill targets such as Esso West, Hamburger, The Gap and Jenn, and geophysical work using ZTEM, VTEM, seismic, mapping and geochemical data.
Company news also covers project enhancement work following the 2021 feasibility study, metallurgical and geological updates, qualified-person review under National Instrument 43-101, precious-metals stream support from Wheaton Precious Metals, and board and governance changes as the company advances development planning.
Kutcho Copper (OTCQX: KCCFF, TSXV: KC) has commenced its 2026 drill program at its feasibility-stage, high-grade copper-zinc development project in northwest British Columbia. Two drill rigs will test the Hamburger, Gap and Esso West targets, marking the first multi-target exploration drilling on the Kutcho project in over 15 years.
The program focuses on ZTEM conductivity highs along the Kutcho time horizon, which extends over 12 km. Hamburger (2.8 km²) is larger than the Main deposit resource footprint, Gap covers 1.3 km², and Esso West spans about 1,900 m by 500 m. Additional 2026 work includes soil sampling and field mapping on earlier-stage targets.
Kutcho Copper (OTCQX:KCCFF, TSXV:KC) is mobilizing for its 2026 drill program at its feasibility-stage copper-zinc project in northwest British Columbia. Preparation work is underway, with two drill rigs scheduled to start mid-July.
The program will test the Hamburger, Gap and Esso West targets with 11 drill holes, each paired with down-hole EM surveys, aiming to expand resources and support a future construction decision.
Kutcho Copper (OTCQX: KCCFF) outlined Esso West as its highest-priority near-resource drill target at the feasibility-stage Kutcho Project in NW British Columbia. Esso West covers ~1 km2, is supported by ZTEM, VTEM, magnetic and seismic surveys, and will be tested in a fully funded June 2026 drill program.
The nearby Esso deposit hosts an Indicated 2.6 Mt @ 4.4% CuEqR and Inferred 2.1 Mt @ 2.15% CuEqR; planned 2026 drilling totals ~9–11 holes (4,500–6,000 m) including up to 7 holes into Esso West.
Kutcho Copper (OTCQX: KCCFF) appointed Andrew Kaip as a Director on April 22, 2026. Mr. Kaip brings over 30 years of mining and capital markets experience, including roles at Konwave AG and BMO Capital Markets. The company says the Kutcho project is at the feasibility stage.
The company also cancelled 1,900,000 stock options previously granted to past and current senior officers and directors, exercisable at $0.90 and expiring January 20, 2027.
Kutcho Copper (TSXV: KC; OTCQX: KCCFF) appointed Jody Shimkus to its board and granted 1,000,000 stock options to senior officers and directors. Ms. Shimkus brings 35+ years in environmental policy, regulatory affairs and Indigenous engagement, supporting permitting and potential construction decisions.
The options are exercisable at $0.365 per share for five years and may be subject to vesting as determined by the board.
Kutcho Copper (TSXV: KC / OTCQX: KCCFF) announced board changes on April 7, 2026, appointing Keith Peck as chairman and moving Bill Bennett to chairman emeritus. Two directors resigned and join an advisory board. The company also granted 3,575,000 stock options exercisable at $0.30 for five years.
The move positions the company for a potential construction decision in 2026 and signals strategic governance and compensation adjustments ahead of project advancement.
Kutcho Copper (OTCQX: KCCFF) outlined two near‑resource, high‑priority VMS drill targets — Hamburger (2.8 km2) and The Gap (1.3 km2) — planned for testing in its 2026 program. The company plans six drill holes with down‑hole EM surveys to target ZTEM conductivity highs supported by geology and historic anomalous intercepts.
The targets lie within a >12 km Kutcho Time Horizon and are untested or under‑explored; results are uncertain and further work is required to define resources under NI 43‑101.
Kutcho Copper (OTCQX: KCCFF) highlights district-scale exploration potential at its feasibility-stage, high-grade Kutcho project in northwest British Columbia. Measured & Indicated resources total 22.8 Mt @ 2.26% CuEqR and known Inferred resources total 13 Mt @ 1.62% CuEqR.
The company reports over 10 untested ZTEM high-conductivity targets, a 12 km Kutcho Time Horizon plus fold repeats >20 km, and plans to detail a 2026 exploration program targeting resource expansion and potential conversion of inferred tonnes.
Kutcho Copper (OTCQX: KCCFF) provided a corporate update on its feasibility-stage, high-grade copper-zinc development project in northwestern British Columbia.
Key facts: Feasibility study mineral resources: 22.8 Mt @ 2.26% CuEq (Measured & Indicated) and 12.9 Mt @ 1.62% CuEq (Inferred). After-tax NPV(7%) scenarios: C$536M at US$4.00/lb Cu, C$688M at US$4.50/lb, C$839M at US$5.00/lb and C$1.14B at US$6.00/lb. Optimization work reduced initial capital by approximately $57M via deferred underground start and higher early underground throughput. Ongoing metallurgical flowsheet work shows recoveries in line with the 2021 feasibility study. Company plans drilling in 2026 and engaged Machai Capital for a 12-month digital marketing services agreement with a $400,000 retainer plus 700,000 stock options (subject to TSXV approval).
Kutcho Copper (TSXV: KC, OTCQX: KCCFF) has announced significant updates on its feasibility-stage copper-zinc development project in British Columbia. The company reports key improvements in understanding oxide ore characteristics and metallurgical processes.
A detailed core analysis revealed that massive sulphide mineralization at shallow depths shows minimal weathering, primarily to oxidation along faults and fractures. This finding indicates only 1m of moderately weathered material versus the previously estimated 20m average oxide thickness in the 2021 model. The current Mineral Reserve includes 0.44 Mt of Probable category oxide ore, which is expected to be restated as sulphide ore in future updates.
In partnership with PMC Laboratory, the company is optimizing its flotation flowsheet, developing a process that produces two distinct rougher copper concentrates. The optimization has demonstrated that using soda ash instead of lime eliminates gypsum production while maintaining projected copper and zinc recoveries.
For 2025, Kutcho plans to advance exploration targets, evaluate strategic opportunities, continue project optimization, and progress toward a production decision.