KODIAK COPPER CORP - KDKCF STOCK NEWS

Kodiak Copper Corp. (TSXV: KDK) (OTCQB: KDKCF) has announced the acquisition of the Aspen Grove Copper-Gold Property from Pinwheel Resources This strategic move expands Kodiak's MPD Project in Southern British Columbia by 112 square kilometers, bringing the total land holdings to 338 square kilometers. The Aspen Grove property includes the Ketchan Discovery, a large porphyry center located 4.5 kilometers from Kodiak's Gate Zone.

Key highlights of the acquisition include:

• 186 historic drill holes totaling 15,582 meters
• 18 known mineral occurrences
• Significant copper-gold mineralization at the Ketchan Prospect
• Historic drill results including 266 meters of 0.26% Cu and 0.11 g/t Au

The transaction involves Kodiak issuing 1,400,000 shares to Pinwheel, subject to TSX-Venture Exchange approval. The acquisition is expected to enhance Kodiak's potential for large-scale copper-gold porphyry mineralization in the region.

Kodiak Copper Corp. (TSXV: KDK) (OTCQB: KDKCF) has reported high-grade copper intersections from its first drill hole at the Adit Zone of the MPD copper-gold porphyry project in British Columbia. The standout result was 0.76% CuEq over 156 meters, within a broader interval of 0.46% CuEq over 357 meters. This drilling has extended the known mineralization and suggests the Adit Zone is part of a larger porphyry system. The mineralization remains open in several directions and is within 200 meters of the surface, enhancing its potential economic viability. Additional drilling is ongoing with results pending. The company also reported results from exploratory drilling at the Belcarra Target, which confirmed some copper mineralization.

Kodiak Copper Corp. has released its annual ESG report through Digbee, earning an 'AA' rating, the highest score for any exploration company on the platform. This marks an improvement from last year's 'A' rating.

The company has maintained carbon neutrality by purchasing offsets from the Great Bear Forest Carbon Project and aims to reduce carbon emissions by 20% per operational day by 2030, using 2023 as a baseline.

Kodiak's ESG efforts reflect their commitment to sustainable and responsible exploration, laying the groundwork for future mining project developments. Detailed reports are available on Kodiak's website.

Kodiak's carbon neutrality efforts not only offset emissions but also support job creation within First Nations' communities in British Columbia.

Kodiak Copper has announced the commencement of its 2024 Exploration Program at the MPD copper-gold porphyry project in southern British Columbia.

The program involves mobilizing two drill rigs to execute a 10,000-meter drilling plan across multiple targets in the MPD North and South areas, aiming to find high-grade mineralization and expand known zones.

The program integrates VRIFY AI's predictive modeling, which has identified nine additional areas of interest for further exploration. The company is also conducting a 25-line kilometer 3D Induced Polarization survey and a 2,000-sample soil geochemical survey.

CEO Claudia Tornquist stated that recent financing ensures full funding for this substantial drill program, focusing on high-confidence targets and new discovery potentials.

Figures and detailed maps related to the exploration targets are available online.

Kodiak Copper Corp. (TSXV: KDK, OTCQB: KDKCF) has engaged ICP Securities Inc. to provide automated market making services. ICP will use its proprietary algorithm, ICP Premium™, to enhance liquidity and quote health. The agreement starts with an initial term of three months, renewing automatically for one month terms unless terminated with a 30-day notice. Kodiak will pay ICP a monthly fee of C$7,500 plus taxes, with no stock options or other compensation involved. ICP’s role focuses on correcting temporary supply and demand imbalances in Kodiak’s shares. This engagement complies with TSX Venture Exchange policies and aims to improve market efficiency for Kodiak’s stock.

Kodiak Copper Corp. announces its 2024 Exploration Program and new VRIFY Areas of Interest for its MPD copper-gold porphyry project in British Columbia. The 2024 plan includes drilling new targets identified by Kodiak's team and VRIFY AI, with 10,000 meters of drilling planned. VRIFY AI has highlighted nine new Areas of Interest for exploration. The Company aims to expand mineralization envelopes and make new discoveries in the MPD North and South Project areas. The 2024 program also includes 25-line kilometers of 3D IP surveying and a 2,000-sample soil geochemical survey to advance drilling targets. The Company has identified five new targets based on regional exploration in 2023. Kodiak's focus is on unlocking the full potential of the MPD project with the help of cutting-edge AI technology.

Kodiak Copper Corp. reports a new copper porphyry discovery at the 1516 Zone in British Columbia, along with final 2023 drill results. The discovery is part of a larger porphyry system with significant potential. High-grade intercepts and mineralization have been found, with follow-up drilling planned. The company's exploration success is expected to benefit shareholders in light of rising copper prices and strong market fundamentals.

Kodiak Copper Corp. partners with VRIFY to utilize AI mineral targeting software for enhanced exploration and drilling at MPD project. AI analysis identifies new prospective areas alongside existing drill targets. Kodiak views AI as a tool to prioritize drilling efficiently and reduce exploration costs.

Kodiak Copper Corp. reports prospecting, geophysical, and geochemical survey results from the 2023 regional exploration program on its MPD copper-gold porphyry project. The program identified five new targets, confirmed significant mineralization across numerous areas, and discovered two drill-ready targets. The Company collected 2,705 soil samples, 57 rock samples, and conducted a 3D-IP survey covering 2.6 square kilometers. Kodiak's President highlighted the potential of the MPD property and announced plans for the 2024 drill program.