Brixton Metals (WKN A1J09P / TSXV BBB) has released a comprehensive update on its 100% owned Thorn Project in northwestern British Columbia, Canada. The update focuses on regional results from soil and rock samples, which are the final exploration results, including remaining drilling assays from the 2025 field season. Furthermore Brixton is reporting on voting results from its Annual General and Special Meeting, where shareholders approved a 10:1 share consolidation to be implemented, subject to the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange. At the same time, Brixton Metals outlines an overview of exploration work programs for 2026, in which the company says there are plans that drilling will take place on all four of its projects – including partner activities on projects not operated by Brixton itself.
Brixton Metals: New Geochemical sampling success provides a fresh starting points at the Thorn project
According to Brixton Metals, 770 soil samples and 195 rock samples were collected in several target zones at the Thorn project during the 2025 season. The evaluation identified several new areas that warrants further work, with some emphasisplaced on the “Cirque East” target within the so-called Camp Creek corridor. There, evidence of copper-bearing mineralization has been found in a specific body of rock. According to the company, individual samples yielded values of up to 2.16% copper and 39 g/t silver.
Also noteworthy: According to the announcement, silver-rich veins were sampled at the surface in the “95th South” target area. Here, Brixton Metals reports particularly high silver grades of up to 642 g/t silver, combined with 1.47% copper and accompanying metals such as lead (up to 3.56%) and zinc (up to 1.97%). Further samples also yielded up to 414 g/t silver. The company plans to expand sampling in this area and search for comparable structures in the surrounding area.
Management emphasizes that this “step-by-step” approach – first sampling, then target definition, followed by drill testing – has already helped to locate new mineralized zones in the past.
2025 drilling program: Thorn delivered meters – results for Camp Creek and Trapper
In addition to the prospecting work, Brixton Metals reports on the final drilling results for the 2025 season at the Thorn project. According to the report, several target areas were drilled: 3,223 meters at Camp Creek, 6,272 meters at Trapper, 2,670 meters at Catalyst, and 601 meters at Tempest. In the current announcement, the company publishes the outstanding drill results for the Camp Creek and Trapper areas.
Selected intervals of interest in drill holes THN25-348 at Trapper and drill holes THN25-367, THN25-368, THN25-369, and THN25-370 at Camp Creek; Brixton Metals
What is particularly important here: the Camp Creek corridor is described as an area where several mineralized centers are suspected. Brixton Metals is going to evaluate and investigate where contiguous, economically relevant zones could be developed.
For Trapper, Brixton Metals summarizes that gold mineralization is concentrated in certain defining structures and often occurs together with silver and other metals. In 2025, Brixton drilled 30 holes totaling 6,272 meters at the Trapper Gold target, and Trapper remains an active part of the target pipeline and will continue to be systematically tested as it was last year.
For Camp Creek, the company reports that drilling has intersected shorter as well as longer mineralized sections. Brixton Metals sees this as an indication that the area is suitable for further drilling to better determine extent and grades. The message: there are enough indicators to continue pursuing Camp Creek in 2026.
Roadmap for 2026: Ongoing winter drill campaign at the high-grade Langis Silver Project, Start of drilling at the Thorn project in May – parallel work on two non-core projects
Brixton Metals announces that drilling on the Thorn project is expected to commence in May 2026. The company plans to release results as soon as analytical results are available. At the same time, a drill program is already underway on a second core project: the Langis Silver Project in Ontario. Brixton has completed approximately 3,000 meters in eight drill holes since drilling commenced mid-January – analytical results are pending and will also be reported as they become available.
Additional activity is coming from projects under earn-in agreements: At the Hog Heaven project in Montana, Ivanhoe Electric is drilling as the operator under an earn-in agreement, and at the Atlin Goldfields project in British Columbia, Eldorado Gold is planning to drill in May 2026, also based on an option agreement. This would make 2026 the first year in which, according to Brixton, all four projects (Thorn, Langis, Hog Heaven, Atlin) will be drilled in the same period, either by Brixton itself or by partners!
Share consolidation approved: Brixton Metals plans to implement 10:1 split
At the annual general meeting on February 4, 2026, Brixton Metals shareholders approved several items, including a 10:1 share consolidation. Subject to approval by the TSX Venture Exchange, the number of outstanding shares would be reduced to approximately 71.3 million, according to the company. This means a much “cleaner” share structure. In our view, this comes at the right time, as the market environment has improved significantly with sharply higher copper, gold, and silver prices.
All in all, Brixton Metals’ update provides a concise and promising overview: new targetareas defined based on soil and rock sampling success at the Thorn project, and a clear outlook for a drill heavy 2026 with several concurrent programs with initial drill results from Langis in the coming weeks– flanked by a structural measure at the corporate level through the planned share consolidation.
