Adelphi Metals Inc. reported initial geological observations from its summer field program at the Brady Sudbury Project in Ontario, identifying copper mineralization across eight separate locations.

Crews completed prospecting across four target areas, submitting 215 rock samples for assay with results pending. Observations included iron formations up to four metres wide, widespread iron sulphide gossans, consistent structural patterns, and large units of albite-rich rock evaluated as possible sodic alteration characteristic of iron oxide copper-gold systems.

Adelphi optioned the 8,811-hectare Brady Sudbury Project in March 2026 and launched its summer exploration program on July 24.

“The fieldwork so far has given us exactly what we were looking for at this stage,” said Michael England, CEO of Adelphi Metals. “We went in to test whether the showings at Brady were isolated occurrences or part of something larger. Copper in eight places across different rock types, iron-rich rock in multiple areas and the same structures tying it all together point to a system.” — Michael England, CEO of Adelphi Metals

With surface work at North River complete, the company is planning a ground gravity survey to test for dense bodies at depth along the Wanapitei Fault.

Elsewhere in the surrounding district, reported high-grade drill results including 5.6 metres grading 5.92% copper equivalent at the Sudbury Basin project in August 2026.

Read the full announcement: Adelphi Metals Reports Copper Observed At Eight Locations And Widespread Iron-Rich Geology From Brady Sudbury Summer Field Program; Ground Gravity Survey At North River Being Planned