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Kenadyr Metals Corp. (OTC: KNDYF), now operating as Algo Grande Copper Corp. on the TSX Venture Exchange, generates news primarily through its copper-gold-silver exploration activities at the Adelita Project in Sonora, Mexico. Company releases highlight corporate milestones, technical updates, and exploration results related to this district-scale skarn-porphyry system in the Arizona-Sonora copper belt.
News coverage for KNDYF includes announcements about the acquisition and consolidation of 100% ownership of the Adelita copper-gold-silver project from Infinitum Copper Corp. and Minaurum Silver Inc., as well as updates on the company’s reactivation on the TSX Venture Exchange under the Algo Grande Copper Corp. name and the symbol ALGR. These items provide context on how the company secured its core asset and advanced its listing status.
Operational news focuses on exploration programs at Adelita, such as Phase 1 drilling at the Cerro Grande skarn discovery, ground magnetic surveys, soil geochemistry grids, and mapping and sampling at additional targets. Releases also describe the project’s permitting status, noting that Adelita is fully permitted for exploration, including a long-term underground mining permit over the high-grade skarn zone.
More recent updates feature the company’s engagement of AI-Metals, a geoscience analytics firm, to conduct an AI-driven data integration program across the Adelita Project. These news items explain how integrated analysis of airborne magnetic and electromagnetic data, satellite alteration indices, surface geochemistry, and IP surveys is being used to refine drill targeting and confirm a structurally controlled skarn-porphyry mineral system.
Investors following the KNDYF news feed can review this sequence of corporate, technical, and strategic announcements to understand how the company is advancing the Adelita copper-gold-silver project and evolving from its Kenadyr Metals origins into Algo Grande Copper Corp.
Algo Grande Copper (OTC:ALGRF, TSX-V:ALGR) reported Phase I drill results from the Cerro Grande skarn, confirming an outcropping, vertically extensive Cu-Ag-Au skarn with five stacked skarn horizons and strong metal zonation.
Highlights include an 18.2 m intercept at 1.8% CuEq (AG_GC_003), a cumulative 104.76 m above 0.8% CuEq across four holes, and molybdenum peaks to 2,820 ppm, supporting a porphyry-skarn model and a planned Phase II program starting May 2026.
Algo Grande (OTC:KNDYF) has launched an integrated surface exploration campaign at its 100%‑owned Adelita project in Sonora, Mexico, to refine and prioritize targets ahead of a Phase II drill program scheduled for Q2 2026. Programs include a license‑wide high‑resolution LiDAR survey, a drone‑based magnetic survey across a +6km prospective corridor, and systematic soil geochemical sampling in the Cerro Grande zone.
The datasets will be integrated into the company's 3D geological and machine‑learning targeting models to optimize drill hole placement. The company also announced multiple investor relations and marketing service agreements, including a 12‑month Rayleigh IR contract with 200,000 stock options pending TSXV approval.
Algo Grande (OTC:KNDYF) reported completion of its Phase I drill program at the Cerro Grande Skarn and a January 2026 property-wide prospecting campaign at the 100%-owned Adelita project, Sonora, Mexico. Surface sampling returned 49 samples, 19 above 1% Cu, including a peak of 41.4% Cu.
The campaign discovered a new Potrero South skarn ~3 km south of Cerro Grande with >300 m surface exposure and samples up to 3.06% Cu. Drill core assays from holes AG_GC_001–004 are pending at ALS; prior reported drilling (AG_GC_002) defined >70 m cumulative mineralization including 36 m >1% Cu.
Algo Grande Copper (OTC:KNDYF) closed an oversubscribed non‑brokered private placement of 10,037,020 shares at a deemed price of $0.65 per share for aggregate gross proceeds of $6,524,063 on February 27, 2026. Proceeds will fund a Phase II drill program at the 100%‑owned Adelita Project in Sonora, Mexico, plus operating costs and working capital.
The company paid finders cash commissions of $169,605.44 and issued 355,863 finder warrants. Canaccord received a $50,000 corporate finance fee settled in 76,923 shares. Securities are subject to a four‑month hold period.
Algo Grande Copper (OTC:KNDYF) upsized a non-brokered private placement to raise up to $7,000,000 by issuing up to 10,769,231 shares at $0.65 per share.
Proceeds will fund Phase II exploration at the 100% owned Adelita Project in Sonora, Mexico, focusing on Cerro Grande expansion drilling and first-pass drilling along a ~6-kilometre skarn corridor.
Algo Grande (OTC: KNDYF) reported initial drill results from the Adelita Project, Cerro Grande target, intersecting 41.59 metres of cumulative skarn across five horizons in hole AG_GC_002, including three newly discovered lower skarn horizons.
Key assays: 14.79m @ 1.4% Cu, 9.55m @ 1.4% Cu, and 1.85m @ 4.1% Cu (incl. high-grade interval). A broader envelope totaled 70.6m >0.6% Cu. Molybdenum up to 2,820 ppm and potassic alteration indicate porphyry potential at depth. Additional assays from the lower 150m are pending.
Algo Grande Copper (OTC: KNDYF) will hold its annual general meeting on February 25, 2026 in Vancouver and has nominated directors for election, including the appointment of Dr. Raymond Jannas to the board to strengthen technical leadership for the Adelita Project.
The company also nominated Kevin Ma, Timothy McCutcheon and Gordon Neal for reappointment, and noted Bradley Scharfe's term ends at the meeting. Proxy materials are filed on SEDAR+ and mailed to certain shareholders.
Algo Grande (OTC: KNDYF) engaged AI-Metals for a 12-month AI-driven reprocessing and data integration program across the 100% owned Adelita copper-gold-silver project in Sonora, Mexico.
The AI work synthesizes airborne AEM, satellite alteration indices, surface geochemistry and IP datasets to refine and confirm a previously announced 32 high-priority targets, interpret a skarn-porphyry system, and support drill targeting.
Results will be used to refine a Phase 2 exploration program planned for late Q1–early Q2 2026. Algo Grande also retained Independent Trading Group for market-making at a fee of $6,000 per month.
Algo Grande (OTC: KNDYF) completed integrated reprocessing of historical geophysical and geochemical data at the 100%‑owned Adelita Project, Sonora, identifying 32 high‑priority copper‑gold‑silver targets (18 multi‑dataset targets and 14 machine‑learning targets). The company commenced a high‑definition ground magnetic survey over the Cerro Grande skarn using 20‑m line spacing and reported 1,000 m of drilling completed in 2025 with drilling planned to continue into January–February 2026. Joao Rocha (EurGeol) was appointed Vice President of Exploration to lead integrated targeting and field programs.
Algo Grande Copper (OTC:KNDYF / TSXV:ALGR) completed acquisition of a 100% interest in the 5,895-hectare Adelita Copper-Gold-Silver Project and secured TSXV reactivation expected on or about December 23, 2025 under symbol ALGR. The company converted 10,198,402 subscription receipts at $0.375 each to fund exploration and obligations. The Project is anchored by the high-grade Cerro Grande skarn (open along strike and at depth), is fully permitted for exploration including a 20-year underground mining permit, and has an inaugural drilling program underway. Gord Neal joined the board to support value creation.