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Targeted Tourmaline Breccia Corridor Successfully Intersected; Geological Model Confirmed as Company Advances to MHB-39
VANCOUVER, BC — July 31, 2026 - TheNewswire — Copper One Resources Corp. (CSE: CEXY | OTCID: CEXYF | FSE: IW8 | WKN: A42AGR) (“Copper One” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce the successful completion of drill hole MHB-38, which reached a total depth of 608 feet (185.32 metres), at its flagship Majuba Hill Copper-Silver-Gold Project in Pershing County, Nevada. The Company is now preparing to commence drilling of MHB-39, while assay results from MHB-37B remain pending. The 2026 exploration program continues to advance on schedule.
MHB-38 was designed to test a newly discovered north-northwest-trending tourmaline breccia body defined through recent surface mapping. Rock-chip samples collected from a road cut along the interpreted surface trace of the breccia returned anomalous copper and gold values. The targeted breccia zone was intersected at the predicted depth, consistent with the Company's geological model. Results from MHB-38 are expected to help define the three-dimensional geometry and continuity of the breccia system and the distribution of alteration and associated sulphide mineralization, which will provide important geological information to refine the geological model and optimize future drill targeting.
Core from MHB-38 has been transported to the Company's secure core facility in Elko, Nevada, where it is being logged, photographed, sampled and prepared for shipment to ALS Laboratories.
Preliminary geological logging indicates that Hole MHB-38 intersected tourmaline-altered magmatic breccia beginning at approximately 262 feet (79.9 metres), transitioning into a well-developed tourmaline breccia from approximately 338 feet (103.0 metres). An aphanitic rhyolite unit was encountered beginning at approximately 340 feet (103.6 metres). The rhyolite is interpreted to represent an early intrusive phase that may be temporally associated with mineralizing events recognized elsewhere within the Majuba Hill system.
Figure 1: Tourmaline breccia intersected in Hole MHB-38 at approximately 338 feet (103.0 metres), corresponding to the projected north-northwest-trending breccia corridor identified through recent geological mapping.
Tourmaline alteration and brecciation are recognized exploration vectors at Majuba Hill and are interpreted to represent hydrothermal fluid pathways that may be associated with the development of the project's copper-silver-gold mineralizing system.
Mineralization described in this news release is based on geological logging and visual observations of alteration and sulphide minerals. The presence, abundance and grade of copper, gold and silver mineralization can only be confirmed through independent laboratory analytical assays, which remain pending. Geological logging, sampling and analytical work remain in progress, and assay results are pending.
"The successful completion of MHB-38 marks another important milestone in our 2026 exploration program at Majuba Hill," said David Greenway, President and CEO of Copper One. "The hole successfully intersected the targeted north-northwest-trending breccia corridor, confirming our geological model and providing valuable information on the structural controls and alteration associated with the mineralizing system. The observed tourmaline alteration, brecciation and intrusive relationships enhance our confidence in the evolving geological interpretation and will help refine future drill targeting as we continue to systematically evaluate the scale and continuity of the Majuba Hill copper-silver-gold system. We look forward to receiving assay results from both MHB-37B and MHB-38 while advancing the next phase of drilling."
Figure 2: Core from Hole MHB-37B at 2,389 feet (728 metres) displaying visible pyrrhotite, pyrite and chalcopyrite associated with secondary biotite alteration. The interval has been submitted to ALS Laboratories for analytical testing.
Figure 3: Visible chalcopyrite mineralization within the breccia zone in Hole MHB-37B at approximately 1,982 feet (604 metres).
About the Majuba Hill Copper-Silver-Gold Deposit, Nevada
Figure 4: 2026 Drilling Target Zones: 2026 Holes and Planned Drill Holes.
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