CopperCorp Reports Final Jukes Assay Results, Awarded Tasmanian Government Drilling Grant

(TSXV:CPER, OTCQB:CPCPF) CopperCorp Resources Inc. provided a corporate and operational update on its mineral portfolio in western Tasmania, Australia. The company reported final core assay results from diamond drill hole JDD008 at the Jukes prospect, intersecting 12.0 m at 0.54% Cu, 0.14 g/t Au, and 0.89 g/t Ag from 92.0 m downhole, including 3.0 m at 0.85% Cu, 0.16 g/t Au, and 1.05 g/t Ag. CopperCorp completed eight diamond drill holes totaling 3,202 m at Jukes, testing approximately 350 m of strike length down to depths of up to 500 m below surface. The company has been awarded a A$100,000 co-funding grant under Round 12 of the Tasmanian Government's Exploration Drilling Grant Initiative (EDGI), providing up to 50% co-funding of eligible direct drilling costs. The grant will be allocated to the Jukes prospect, which is fully permitted and drill-ready. CopperCorp has, subject to formal transaction closing with Bubalus Resources Limited, divested the Skyline property, with completion of the transaction expected to deliver non-dilutive balance sheet strength and allow focus on the flagship AMC Project (556 km²) and Jasper Hills Project (70 km²). The AMC Project includes the Whaler and Alpine-Stellar prospects, with Alpine-Stellar having 37 drill holes exceeding 9,000 m of drilling to date. Over the past six months, CopperCorp advanced exploration ground north and northeast of Alpine-Stellar, with comprehensive results scheduled for market release in the coming months. Diamond core drilling at Jukes used HQ and NQ core diameters with triple-tube assemblies, achieving 95% to 100% recovery within mineralized zones. Analytical procedures included four-acid digestion with ICP-MS for copper and multi-element suites, and gold was determined by 30 g lead collection fire assay with AAS finish. The company's QA/QC protocol included certified reference materials, field blanks, and pulp duplicates inserted at regular 20-sample intervals, all performing within acceptable statistical thresholds (<2 standard deviations for CRMs, <5% relative difference for duplicates). Reported significant intervals are calculated as downhole length-weighted averages with lower cut-off grades of 0.1% Cu for broad low-grade intervals and 0.3% Cu for higher-grade zones, with maximum allowable internal dilution of 5.0 m and 2.0 m, respectively. No top-cutting of grades was applied. True thicknesses of mineralization cannot yet be determined from current drilling geometry. Tim Callaghan, a member of the Australian Institute of Geoscientists (AIG), is the Qualified Person who reviewed, verified, and approved the scientific and technical information in the release. Stephen Swatton is President, CEO & Director of CopperCorp Resources Inc.