From Discovery to Definition: Why Kodiak Copper is Entering its Most Exciting Phase

In the lifecycle of a junior mining company, there is a critical inflection point. It’s the moment a company transitions from a "Greenfield" explorer punching holes in the ground hoping for a hit to a "Brownfield" resource builder.

This is the point where speculation begins to transform into tangible value. Kodiak Copper Corp. (OTCQX: KDKCF) has just crossed that threshold, and the market is starting to take notice.

A Major Milestone: The First MRE

‍In June 2025, Kodiak completed a significant milestone: its first NI 43-101 compliant Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) on four zones at its 100% owned MPD copper gold project in southern British Columbia.

Why does this matter? An MRE provides third party, validated proof that a significant amount of copper and gold is in the ground. It moves the project from "potential" to "defined." It’s the data that major mining companies require before they even consider an acquisition.

Aggressive Expansion

‍But Kodiak isn't stopping there. The company has aggressively expanded its land package to over 357 square kilometers three times the size of the city of Vancouver. They have identified numerous other zones that were not included in the initial MRE.

With over CDN $8.8 million in the treasury, Kodiak is well funded to continue drilling these new targets with the goal of expanding the resource base significantly in the near term.

The Right Team

‍Perhaps most importantly, Kodiak is led by Chris Taylor and the Discovery Group team the same people responsible for the massive Great Bear Resources gold discovery that sold for $1.8 billion. They know how to maximize shareholder value.

Kodiak is now in the sweet spot: proven resources in the ground, money in the bank, and a massive property offering significant upside potential right as the global copper market enters a squeeze.

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