Vizsla Copper Corp. (OTCQB: VCUFF | TSXV: VCU) Marathon Money Analyst Report

Vancouver. Marathon Money sat down with Craig Perry, the chief executive officer of Vizsla Copper Corp, to discuss the company’s strategy, the rising demand for copper, and the conditions that may set the stage for major value creation. Perry is widely known in the resource sector for taking early stage exploration companies and building them into large market success stories. His past roles include leading IsoEnergy, founding several exploration groups, and steering companies from early drill programs to significant market valuations. His record in the resource sector reflects an understanding of how to advance exploration assets and position them for institutional attention.

Vizsla Copper is entering its next phase of growth with the acquisition of the Palmer Project in southeast Alaska, announced on November 13, 2025. The Palmer Project is a high grade VMS copper and zinc system with indicated and inferred resources previously disclosed by the company. Historic drilling also includes long intervals of copper rich massive sulfides. By acquiring Palmer, Vizsla Copper adds scale, diversity, and a second major exploration front that complements its British Columbia portfolio.

To support these plans, the company announced an upsized private placement of up to forty two million Canadian dollars. This financing, if completed, provides the capital needed to advance Palmer while continuing exploration at Poplar and Woodjam. These assets contain significant historical resource estimates, including the Poplar Project’s previously reported indicated and inferred tonnage and Woodjam’s historical copper and gold inventory. These numbers remain classified as historical resources and will require updated verification under NI 43 101 standards, but they outline the scale of what Vizsla controls across British Columbia.

On November 25, 2025, Vizsla released new geophysical results from its DCIP survey at the Poplar Project. The survey outlined additional chargeability anomalies across the Thira alteration corridor, an area that the company believes may host multiple mineralized centers. A winter drill program is planned for early 2026 to follow up on these targets and test deeper zones beneath earlier discoveries.

Copper remains one of the most important metals in the world as countries shift toward electrification. The metal is used in power grids, electric vehicles, renewable energy installations, AI data centers, and nearly every component of modern infrastructure. Many major copper mines are aging and grades are declining. New projects take years to permit. This tightening supply, combined with strong demand, sets the stage for a copper market that continues to trend higher.

Perry emphasized in our conversation that this environment plays directly in Vizsla Copper’s favor. Although the company remains a high risk, early stage explorer, it is operating in a market where discovery success and strong project advancement can lead to meaningful revaluation. The acquisition of Palmer, combined with ongoing work in British Columbia, positions the company with multiple catalysts through 2026.

Investors should understand that Vizsla Copper is still in the exploration phase. There is no production and no cash flow, and progress depends on drilling results, capital availability, copper prices, permitting, and long term project execution. Even so, for investors who understand early stage resource speculation, Vizsla represents a combination of timing, leadership, and geological potential that is uncommon in the copper exploration space.

The full interview between Marathon Money and Craig Perry will be released December 1 on YouTube, MarathonMoneyPlus.com, Spotify, Apple, and fifteen additional podcast platforms.