Kingfisher Metals

The project covers the Ecstall Greenstone Belt, where a 2019 follow-up drill on one of over 40 VTEM geophysical targets discovered the high-grade Shiner Zone.

The Goldrange Project features high-grade orogenic gold mineralization similar to the Bralorne Gold Mine, with historical exploration and two drill programs targeting anomalous gold and arsenic.

The 849 km² HWY 37 Project is the largest contiguous junior-held property in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle, hosting porphyry and epithermal targets at various exploration stages.

With extensive experience in early stage exploration in British Columbia, Kingfisher is focused on exploring untapped district scale properties within the province. Operating in British Columbia provides a safe and predictable environment for exploration and mining.

Kingfisher Metals Corp. completed a 2026 diamond drill program at its HWY 37 Project in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle, drilling 13,551 meters across 24 new holes and extending hole HW-25-011.

Kingfisher Metals Corp. completed its acquisition of Kingfisher Resources Ltd. in March 2021 by issuing 39,173,801 common shares.

Kingfisher Metals Corp.’s shares were listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in March 2021 under the symbol '970'.

Kingfisher Metals Corp. began trading on the TSX Venture Exchange in March 2021 under the symbol 'KFR'.

Seashore Resources Partners Corp. filed a National Instrument 43-101 compliant technical report for the Ecstall property in March 2021, supporting its proposed transaction with Kingfisher Resources Ltd.

The Kingfisher team has extensive experience with early-stage exploration in British Columbia, public company management and capital markets.

Kingfisher has consolidated the largest contiguous project held by a junior exploration company in BC’s Golden Triangle. The project sits entirely within the Traditional Territory of the Tahltan First Nation.

Kingfisher Metal Corp finishes its 2026 diamond drill program at the **HWY 37 Project** in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle. The program drilled **13,551 meters** across **24 new holes**, including an extension of hole **HW-25-011**, using up to four diamond drills in the Hank-Mary District. Work spanned from June to October 15, 2026.

Oct 2026Crescat CapitalNews article

Kingfisher Metals reports a high-grade gold intersection of **8.8 meters averaging 38.50 g/t AuEq** in its HWY-37 Project within the Golden Triangle region. The assay includes visible gold and significant silver, copper, zinc, and lead grades. This result falls within a broader zone of **27 meters grading 13.61 g/t AuEq**, reinforcing the project’s mineral potential in British Columbia.

Sep 2026Junior Mining NetworkNews article

Kingfisher Metals Corp. names Jasper Bertisen as an independent, non-executive director. The appointment strengthens the company’s leadership structure without executive responsibilities. Bertisen joins the board immediately, bringing external expertise to the metals-focused firm.

Sep 2026Investing News Network (INN)News article

Kingfisher Metals provides an exploration update on its HWY 37 and Forrest Kerr projects in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle. The company highlights ongoing work to assess mineral potential in the region. Key focus areas include geological surveys and drilling programs to evaluate copper and gold deposits.

Aug 2026Investing News Network (INN)News article