Pecoy Copper Corp. has identified four principal magnetotelluric target areas at its 100%-owned Pecoy Copper-Gold-Molybdenum-Silver Project in southern Peru after integrating a 2026 Spartan magnetotelluric survey with drilling, geology, induced polarization chargeability and magnetic data. MTP-01, the main Northwest opportunity, measures approximately 1.2 kilometres wide and 1.0 kilometre vertically within the three-dimensional resistivity model and remains largely untested. Historical holes PEC-056, PEC-058 and PEC-062 calibrate the established MTP-02 Cu-Mo/EDM domain, while PEC-063 and recent hole PEC26-067 extend mineralized drilling evidence toward MTP-01. PEC26-067 intersected 209.0 metres grading 0.40% copper from 15.0 metres, including 42.3 metres at 1.01% copper and 11.1 metres at 1.90% copper, followed by a separate 296.0-metre interval grading 0.24% copper and 0.009% molybdenum below the historical pit shell. The company says the hole did not directly test the interpreted MTP-01 core. A fourth diamond drill has been assigned to the Northwest/MTP-01 program, with PEC26-081 drilling northward and additional pads being prepared for systematic testing across multiple sections and elevations. The MT survey covered 85 sites across approximately 3.2 kilometres by 3.4 kilometres. The company cautioned that geophysical responses are interpretive and are not direct evidence of mineralization.