Redonda Copper-Molybdenum Project
Overview
The Redonda Copper-Molybdenum Project is a premier exploration asset 100% owned Uranium One Mining, located within the Vancouver Mining Division of British Columbia, Canada, near Campbell River. Covering approximately 2,746.46 hectares across nine mineral claims, Redonda represents a district-scale porphyry-style copper-molybdenum opportunity with strong geological potential and excellent access year-round.
Location: ~40 km northeast of Campbell River, BC
Claim Area: ~2,746.46 hectares
Ownership: 100% Uranium One Mining
Targeted Metals: Copper (Cu), Molybdenum (Mo)
Map of Redonda Project Location – Provincial / Regional Contex
Geological Setting
The Redonda Project lies within the Coast Suture Zone, a structurally complex and highly prospective geological corridor known to host porphyry copper and skarn systems. Mineralization at Redonda is associated with dioritic to granodioritic intrusive rocks, brecciation, and widespread hydrothermal alteration. Exploration to date has identified multiple mineralized zones characterized by copper and molybdenum mineralization, consistent with a large porphyry system that remains open laterally and at depth.
Location: ~40 km northeast of Campbell River, BC
Claim Area: ~2,746.46 hectares
Ownership: 100% Uranium One Mining
Targeted Metals: Copper (Cu), Molybdenum (Mo)
Figure 1: Claim Map and Logging Road Access to Red Claims Showing Area from Redonda Bay
2025 Diamond Drilling Program
In 2025, Uranium One Mining initiated a fully permitted diamond drilling program designed to expand on historical drilling and test newly defined geophysical targets. As announced by the Company, drilling has now surpassed 500 metres, marking a key milestone in the ongoing exploration campaign.
The drill program is guided by an integrated dataset that includes historical drilling, surface sampling, and recent airborne magnetic and radiometric surveys completed in late 2024. These datasets have identified priority targets associated with magnetic highs and alteration signatures typical of porphyry copper systems.
Figure 2: The 2025 Drill program Redonda
Exploration Highlights
● Diamond drilling has exceeded 500 metres as part of the current program
● Up to 10 permitted drill sites across the property
● Targets defined using modern airborne geophysical surveys
● Mineralization remains open at depth and along strike
Figure 3: Rock Chip Sample Location and Results 2021 and 2023
Historical Results
Previous drilling at Redonda returned encouraging results, including:
- 142.6 metres grading 0.279% copper (Cu) and 0.0281% molybdenum (Mo)
- Near-surface surface sampling yielding copper-equivalent values of up to approximately 0.5% CuEq
These results confirm the presence of a robust copper-molybdenum system with scale potential.
Figure 4: Amphibole florets-tourmaline on fracture from Redonda 2025.
Infrastructure and Access
The Redonda Project benefits from excellent access and established infrastructure:
- Marine access via barge service from Campbell River to nearby Redonda Bay
- Approximately 5 kilometres of upgraded logging roads connecting exploration areas
- Additional forest service roads throughout the property
This infrastructure supports efficient, cost-effective exploration and year-round access.
Environmental and Community Engagement
Copper One Resources is committed to responsible exploration and continues to engage with local communities and Indigenous groups, including the Klahoose First Nation. Exploration activities are conducted with a focus on safety, environmental stewardship, and respectful collaboration.
Project Outlook
The ongoing drill program is designed to:
- Expand known mineralization at depth
- Test new geophysical targets
- Evaluate the lateral extent of the porphyry system
With strong historical results, modern geophysical data, and an active drill program, Redonda represents a compelling copper-molybdenum exploration opportunity in British Columbia.
Figure 6: Marine Link Barge Unloading 2023