Canada One Mining

Investor Insight

Canada One Mining's Copper Dome project is directly adjacent to Hudbay’s Copper Mountain Mine, offering a de-risked geological setting. With a current market cap just under C$3 million and a five-year drill permit in place, the company is positioned for significant, asymmetric leverage on exploration success.

Overview

Canada One Mining (TSXV:CONE,OTC:COMCF, FSE:AU31) is an emerging exploration company focused on one of Canada’s most prolific critical mineral belts, the Quesnel porphyry belt.

The company’s technical team believes the porphyry-style mineralization at Copper Mountain extends to the Copper Dome property, supported by alteration patterns, historical drilling and sampling that have already identified multiple copper-gold anomalies on the property.

Backed by an experienced management team and advisory board that includes proven mine builders and corporate developers, Canada One is advancing its assets with a disciplined, results-driven approach. The combination of tier-one jurisdictions and district-scale geology provides investors with potential for asymmetric upside in an environment of growing global copper demand.

Company Highlights

• Flagship Copper-Gold Project in Tier-1 Jurisdiction: 12,800 ha Copper Dome land package, adjacent to Hudbay’s Copper Mountain mine, one of Canada’s most prominent copper operations.
• Expanded Discovery Thesis: High-grade gold-silver-copper at the Reco target expands potential beyond the porphyry cluster-style deposit potential.
• High-Grade Gold Results: Rock grab samples at the Reco target returned up to 9.96 g/t gold, 9.62 g/t silver, and 1.75 percent copper.
• Near-term Catalysts: Five-year drill permits in place; upcoming geophysics, geochemistry, and drill programs across multiple porphyry copper/gold zones, with follow-up planned for the Reco gold-silver-copper target in 2026.
• Multiple Assets in Canada: In addition to Copper Dome, Canada One’s other exploration assets include the historical small-scale, past-producing Goldrop property and the Zeus gold project.
• Valuation Upside: Market cap just below C$3 million provides significant leverage to discovery and exploration success.

Key Project

Copper Dome Project

The flagship Copper Dome project is a 12,800-hectare, 100-percent-owned land package adjacent to the south of Hudbay Minerals’ Copper Mountain mine, about 1.5 km away from the mine’s deposits. Located just 18 km south of Princeton, BC and within a three-hour drive from Vancouver, Copper Dome benefits from year-round road access, grid power, water supply and local services including lodging in Princeton, requiring no camp or helicopters.

The project lies within the lower portion of the Quesnel porphyry belt, one of Canada’s most prolific porphyry copper belts. With a fully permitted, five-year drill program in place, Copper Dome provides significant opportunities for near-term exploration and catalysts.

Copper Dome hosts at least two classic alkalic copper porphyry style systems, exhibiting strong geological similarities to Copper Mountain, where deposits average 150 to 200 Mt. Copper Dome aims to test drill for mineralization of comparable scale. NE-trending structural controls, alteration halos and mineralization styles are directly analogous. Historic drilling shows a high intercept hit rate, and the maiden drill program will prioritize long intervals over isolated mineralized hits. While historic work used three-acid digestion, current work will use four-acid to better capture total copper, gold and silver returns.

Exploration zones at Copper Dome include:

• Reco Target: A high-grade gold-silver-copper target that returned rock grab samples of up to 9.96 g/t gold, 9.62 g/t silver, and 1.75 percent copper. The results expand the project's scope to a multi-commodity mineral system. A larger-scale prospecting and mapping program is planned for 2026.
• Boundary Zone: A 1 km x 2 km high-priority target defined by MMI geochemistry, returning copper values up to 40,000 parts per billion. Anomalies in this zone are of similar footprint to Copper Mountain’s Pit 1 and Pit 2 deposits. Infill MMI surveys, drone magnetics and induced polarization (IP) are planned to refine drill targets.
• South Zone: Geochemical and IP surveys suggest a buried copper-gold porphyry style system surrounded by pyritization. Copper and gold anomalies coincide with geophysical signatures, reinforcing its potential as a priority porphyry target.
• Other Targets: Friday Creek, Combination Creek, Haul Road and Orb Zone each show historical drilling or geophysical signatures consistent with porphyry-style systems. The northern border of Copper Dome lies just 1.5 km from Copper Mountain’s pits.

Given that Copper Mountain’s porphyry deposits occur in clusters, Canada One believes Copper Dome could potentially host cluster-style mineralization of similar scale to Copper Mountain (where deposits range between 150 to 200 Mt).

Management Team

Peter Berdusco — President, CEO, Interim CFO and Director

Peter Berdusco brings over two decades of experience in the public markets and resource sector. He has led several TSX Venture-listed companies through corporate restructuring, reverse takeovers, and strategic financings. Berdusco has played key roles in advancing exploration and development companies across Africa and the Americas, with a strong focus on capital markets strategy and corporate growth.

Michael Kinley — Independent Director

Michael Kinley is a Chartered Accountant with more than 40 years of experience in finance, accounting, and corporate governance. He spent two decades at KPMG, including ten years as a partner, and has served as an officer and director for numerous publicly listed mining companies on the TSX and TSX Venture Exchange.

Maria Mockova, PhD — Independent Director

Dr. Maria Mockova holds a PhD in microeconomics and a master’s degree in economic diplomacy from the Prague University of Economics and Business. Her career spans international branding, corporate strategy, and marketing leadership, including executive roles within a global beverage company operating across Central and Eastern Europe.

Rob Christl — Business Development and Investor Relations

Rob Christl has over 30 years of experience in the junior mining sector as an investor and corporate development professional. Through his consulting practice, he supports micro-cap resource companies with capital raising, shareholder development, and market positioning strategies.