Copper One starts third drill hole at British Columbia’s Redonda project
The company completed a second hole at 425.8 metres; visually observed copper remains unconfirmed by laboratory assays.
Event / data period: 2026-10-02
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Copper One Resources said on October 2 that drilling had begun on hole RED-26-03 at its Redonda copper-molybdenum project in British Columbia. The hole is planned to reach about 470 metres, within a broader 2,400-metre program.
The company said it completed RED-26-02 at 425.8 metres and noted previously reported visual copper observations in the core. Visual observations do not confirm mineral content or grade; the company said laboratory analysis is needed.
Data
Depths of Redonda 2026 drill holes
Source-stated completed depth for RED-26-02 and planned depth for RED-26-03.
- RED-26-02 completed depth
- 425.8 metres
- 2026-10-02 · Observed
- RED-26-03 planned depth
- ≈470 metres
- 2026-10-02 · Target
Methodology
425.8 metres is the completed hole length. About 470 metres is planned; visual mineralization has not been confirmed by laboratory analysis.
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