Mining Stock Daily Craig Parry Comments on the Discovery at the Thira Target Announced Today
Jul 22, 2025
Craig Parry, a seasoned geologist at Vizsla Copper, shares insights on the exciting porphyry copper discovery at the Thira Target in British Columbia. He reveals impressive drilling results with over 345 meters of copper equivalent found, emphasizing the strategic logistics of the site. Parry outlines plans to expand the drilling program to 5,000 meters, aiming to uncover the area’s full mineral potential. He also discusses trends in the copper market and the significance of these findings for investors and the broader industry.
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Craig Parry's Porphyry Discovery
- Craig Parry shares his personal excitement about discovering a porphyry copper system, drawing on his 27 years of experience.
- He calls it a "ripper" and the best textbook porphyry target he's ever seen in British Columbia.
Large Porphyry System Scale
- The discovered porphyry copper system is large, with alteration over 8-9 km east-west and 4-5 km north-south.
- The mineralization starts near surface, indicating a potentially low strip ratio and easier mine development.
Expand Exploration and Drilling
- Expand soil geochemistry and IP surveys over a broader area to hone in on porphyry targets within the large alteration halo.
- Increase drilling from 2,500 to 5,000 meters to test the extensive system and multiple potential porphyry bodies.