OrbitonOpen research workspace →
Torr Metals logo

Torr Metals

TSXV:TMETLive AI agent

Torr Metals is led by an experienced team of resource-sector professionals bringing fresh perspectives to mineral exploration across Canada's most prolific copper and gold districts.

Investor website: https://torrmetals.com/

About

Torr Metals is led by an experienced team of resource-sector professionals bringing fresh perspectives to mineral exploration across Canada's most prolific copper and gold districts. The Company is advancing three organically-grown, 100%-owned, district-scale projects — the drill-stage Kolos Copper-Gold Project in British Columbia's Quesnel Trough, the Filion Gold Project in Ontario's Archean greenstone belt, and the ~689 km² Latham Copper-Gold Project in the Golden Triangle of northern British Columbia. The Latham Project is ideally situated along major provincial infrastructure, providing direct, year-round access. Torr's strategy is to assemble a portfolio of large, road-accessible projects beside proven mines and producing camps, then drill them toward discovery.

Verified company data

Cash position
~$3.7M Working Capital
Shares outstanding
83,824,953
Fully diluted shares
113,490,802
Projects
["Kolos Copper-Gold Project\nDistrict-scale discovery opportunity in the Quesnel Trough\n332 km²\nLand Package\nCu-Au Porphyry\nCommodity\n100%\nOwnership\nDrilling Now\nStage\n4+ undrilled\nTargets\nOverview\nA 332 km² district-scale copper-gold porphyry project in the heart of British Columbia's Quesnel Trough — surrounded by producing mines and home to a brand-new native-copper discovery now being drilled toward its interpreted source.\nThe 100%-owned Kolos property spans ~275 km², with the 57 km² Bertha Property — held under an option agreement to earn 100% ownership — bringing the total to a 332 km² land package in the Quesnel Terrane. The belt hosts several major copper ± gold deposits, including the nearby Highland Valley, New Afton and Copper Mountain mines.\nKolos benefits from excellent infrastructure, including direct access via Highway 5 and 97D and proximity to the city and local mining hub of Kamloops, enabling efficient, year-round exploration.\nNeighbouring Deposits\nHighland Valley — TeckNew Afton — CoeurCopper Mountain — HudbayAjax — KGHM\nHighlights\n## Why Kolos matters\n01\n### Bertha System\nPhase I drilling (~2,700 m), completed December 2025, confirmed native copper mineralization to ~580 m depth within chlorite–epidote ± carbonate ± silica alteration — now being drilled toward the interpreted porphyry source.\n02\n### Northern Corridor\nMore than 10 km of undrilled porphyry and epithermal potential along a district-scale structural corridor.\n03\n### Sonic Target\nAn ~8 km² copper-gold soil anomaly with values up to 4,510 ppm Cu and 700 ppb Au.\n04\n### Kirby–Lodi Target\nA 24.5 km² alteration footprint with select rock-grab samples up to 0.52% Cu and 4.24 g/t Au.\nGeology & Setting\n## The geological story\nGeological Setting\nThe project is underlain by Nicola Group volcanic rocks intruded by coeval diorite to monzonite and younger granodiorite phases.\nStructure\nMineralization is structurally controlled along the north-trending Fanta Fault and associated northwest- and northeast-trending structures.\nInfrastructure & Access\nDirect access via Highway 5 and 97D and proximity to Kamloops enables efficient, year-round exploration.","Filion Gold Project\nUnderexplored district-scale gold in Ontario's Archean greenstone belt\n202 km²\nLand Package\nOrogenic Gold\nCommodity\n100%\nOwnership\nAdvancing\nStage\n42 km\nDeformation Zone\nOverview\nA 202 km² district-scale gold project along a 42 km deformation zone in one of the world's most productive Archean gold belts — largely underexplored, road-accessible, and open for discovery.\nLocated in the boundary region of the Wawa and Quetico geological subprovinces of Ontario, the 100%-owned Filion Project lies within a largely underexplored greenstone belt where gold was first discovered during the 1930s.\nThe project encompasses the major Filion Deformation Zone, which extends along a 42 km east-west trend — establishing a geological setting comparable to Archean gold deposits within the region including the Hemlo, Greenstone, Casa Berardi and Detour Lake mines.\nThe road-accessible project is ideally situated with excellent access to substantial infrastructure — the Trans-Canada Highway and a paralleling regional railway and power grid 4 km to the south, and the nearby town of Kapuskasing (pop. 8,300) — offering low-cost, year-round operation potential within a region ripe with new discovery potential.\nNeighbouring Deposits\nGreenstone Mine — 5.05 MozDetour Lake — 26.1 MozHemlo — 22.5 MozCasa Berardi — 4.33 Moz\nHighlights\n## Why Filion matters\n01\n### Filion Deformation Zone\nA 42 km east-west structural trend hosting the project — the same style of first-order structure that controls the region's multi-million-ounce gold camps.\n02\n### High-Grade Gold\n2025 rock-grab samples returned assays up to 13.1 g/t Au along a 140 m strike length within a ~900 m historically-trenched corridor.\n03\n### Historic Occurrences\nGold in quartz veins with pyrite-arsenopyrite mineralization was discovered at the Oscar occurrence in the early 1930s; the Huna and Miller East occurrences followed with significant gold assays.\n04\n### Underexplored Upside\nOnly ~8% of the district-scale package has been systematically explored. In 2023, Torr completed 318 humus soil samples (2.7 km²) and 83 outcrop channel samples.\nGeology & Setting\n## The geological story\nRegional Setting\nFilion straddles the Wawa–Quetico subprovince boundary within an Archean greenstone belt analogous to the Hemlo, Greenstone, Casa Berardi and Detour Lake gold systems.\nInfrastructure & Access\nThe Trans-Canada Highway, regional rail and power grid lie 4 km south, with Kapuskasing (pop. 8,300) nearby — enabling low-cost, year-round work.","Latham Copper-Gold Project\nDistrict-scale copper-gold in BC's Golden Triangle\n689 km²\nLand Package\nCu-Au Porphyry\nCommodity\n100%\nOwnership\nPipeline\nStage\n13 + 19 targets\nOccurrences\nOverview\nA 689 km² copper-gold porphyry district in BC's prolific Golden Triangle — host to the Gnat Pass deposit plus 13 mineral occurrences and 19 targets, along-trend to Red Chris, Galore Creek and Schaft Creek.\nThe district-scale Latham Copper-Gold Project covers 689 km² within the prolific “Golden Triangle” — a section of the “Golden Horseshoe” arc of gold and polymetallic mineralization within the highly prospective Stikine terrane of northern British Columbia. The region hosts a number of proximal major copper-gold porphyry deposits along-trend to the southwest, including Red Chris, Saddle North, Schaft Creek and Galore Creek.\nThe town and regional airport of Dease Lake lies approximately 16 km north of the property boundary along Highway 37, which transects the eastern portion of the property. Latham sits within a north-northeast trending copper-gold porphyry trend highly attractive to major mining companies — including Newmont, Newcrest, Imperial Metals and Teck — operating within a 40–150 km radius to the south.\nLocated on the property is the Gnat Pass deposit, the last developed prospect in the region not advanced since its discovery alongside Red Chris, Schaft Creek and Galore Creek during BC's 1960s porphyry rush. Its surface footprint is comparable to the Saddle North deposit, first drilled in 2017 and acquired by Newmont in 2021. The property contains an additional 13 known mineral occurrences and 19 exploration targets at various stages of advancement.\nNeighbouring Deposits\nRed Chris — NewcrestGalore Creek — Newmont/TeckSchaft Creek — TeckSaddle North — Newmont\nHighlights\n## Why Latham matters\n01\n### Gnat Pass Deposit\nA copper-gold porphyry deposit hosted in the composite Gnat Pass stock, carrying a historical, non-NI 43-101-compliant indicated estimate of 33 Mt at 0.39% Cu that remains open beyond 200 m vertical depth and along strike to the north.\n02\n### District-Scale Endowment\n689 km² with 13 known mineral occurrences and 19 exploration targets, including Dalvenie, Hu, Pallen and Thenatlodi.\n03\n### High-Grade Intercepts\nHistoric drilling at Dalvenie returned 1.5 m of 3.73% Cu and 4.8 g/t Au (68-11) and 2.2 m of 0.89% Cu and 3.4 g/t Au (68-3).\n04\n### Untested Anomalies\nMultiple untested copper-in-soil anomalies, including a ~1,000 m × 150 m trend at Dalvenie and a 750 m × 250 m anomaly to the east.\nGeology & Setting\n## The geological story\nStratigraphy\nPredominantly Late Triassic Stuhini Group submarine volcanics and sediments, with exposures of the Latest Triassic–Early Jurassic Hazelton Group, intruded by syenite to quartz monzonite stocks and dikes genetically related to mineralization.\nStructure\nPrimary north-trending mineralization (Gnat Pass, Dalvenie) reflects north-striking basement lineaments; subsidiary east-striking cross-faults host Early Jurassic intrusions, alteration and veins seen at Hu, Pallen North and Thenatlodi.\nAlteration & Mineralization\nWidespread carbonate-sericite with localized silicification and advanced argillic alteration; polymetallic pyrite-chalcopyrite-galena-molybdenum veining suggests exposure at the upper portion of a porphyry system — prospective for porphyry, epithermal and skarn-style mineralization.\nAccess\nDease Lake town and regional airport ~16 km north via Highway 37, which transects the eastern portion of the property.\nHistoric Drilling\n## Selected historic intercepts\nZone\nDrill Hole\nInterval\nGnat Pass\nGT12001\n149 m @ 0.28% Cu from 95 m\nGnat Pass\nGT12001\n56 m @ 0.44% Cu from 360 m\nGnat Pass\nGT12002\n103 m @ 0.34% Cu from 94 m\nDalvenie\n68-11\n1.5 m @ 3.73% Cu, 4.8 g/t Au\nDalvenie\n68-3\n2.2 m @ 0.89% Cu, 3.4 g/t Au\nDalvenie\n68-10\n8.3 m @ 0.40% Cu, 0.62 g/t Au\nHistoric results have not been independently verified by Torr Metals and are not necessarily indicative of mineralization on the property. See the Company's filings on SEDAR+."]
Leadership
Management Team Information: Malcolm Dorsey, M.SC. P.GEO. President, CEO & Director Malcolm is a seasoned exploration geologist and project developer with +10 years experience across a broad range of early-stage through to resource projects in North, Central, and South America. He is also a co-founder of Torr Resources Corporation; a private project generator that holds royalties over 60,000 ha of low sulphidation epithermal gold, copper-gold porphyry, and orogenic gold projects across Canada. He holds an MSc in Geology and Geophysics from the University of Calgary that characterized district-scale structural influences on the concentration of copper and gold mineralization in western British Columbia and was previously Senior Geologist for Benchmark Metals. John Williamson, P.Geol Chairman & Director John is a mining executive and investor with more than 30 years of experience as a founder, promoter and leader in the formation, financing and operation of private and public companies with exploration and mining interests worldwide. On more than one occasion his team’s efforts have been recognized for excellence by being named to the TSX Venture50TM. He holds a B.Sc. in Geology and is a registered Professional Geologist (P.Geol.) with the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists (APEGA) and the Geological Association of Canada. Taylor Niezen CFO Taylor is a partner and principal of Sprout Sourcing with expertise in financial, accounting, regulatory, compliance and management advisement to numerous issuers on the TSX Venture Exchange and other Canadian and U.S. exchanges. Taylor has extensive experience in the governance and reporting of private and publicly-listed exploration and mining companies and holds a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Alberta. Board of Directors Information: Sean Mager, B.Comm. Director Sean has a Commerce degree from the Alberta School of Business and more than 25 years of experience as a mining executive and with a wide range of private and public enterprises and transactions. Since 1998, he has served as Founder, President, Vice-President, Director, Advisor, CEO, COO and/or CFO for numerous listed companies with mining ventures in North and South America, Africa, and Oceania. Gordon Maxwell, P. Geo - Director Director Gordon Maxwell is a highly distinguished B.Sc. Hon. geologist from the University of Manitoba with nearly four decades of experience across the global mining sector, holding significant leadership roles including exploration manager at Noranda Exploration and Xstrata as well as most recently business development at Glencore. His contributions to the Canadian mining industry have earned him prestigious accolades, including the David Barr Award from AME BC in 2012 and the PDAC Skookum Jim Award in 2019. He also serves on multiple PDAC committees in addition to the board while advising the Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Mining & Exploration (CESME). Advisors: Cameron Dorsey, M.Sc. Geologist Technical Advisor Cameron is an accomplished exploration geologist and co-founder of Torr Resources Corp., a private project generator in North America. He has managed and provided consultant services on a number of successful projects in world-class districts of North America. With expertise in both junior and major mining company realms he brings unique experience in developing district-scale projects from grassroots discovery through to resource. Cam holds an MSc on the tectonics, structure, and stratigraphy of northwest British Columbia; and is currently the VP of Exploration for Golden Sky Minerals Corp., which has several porphyry and epithermal gold properties across western Canada.

Verified data last updated:

Recent filings

Investor FAQ