Kincora Engages Geomorphic AI
Melbourne, Australia--(Newsfile Corp. - April 29, 2026) - Copper-gold explorer and hybrid project generator Kincora Copper Limited (ASX: KCC) (TSXV: KCC) (Kincora or the Company) is pleased to announce it has engaged Geomorphic AI Corporation (Geomorphic AI) to undertake project reviews, remote geological and data science support for the Company's NSW focused exploration, drilling and project generation activities.
Geomorphic AI is a private North American based AI-driven minerals prospect generator with a proprietary geoscience platform. The platform is currently being utilized in a static environment for project origination, target refinement and ranking, and QAQC analysis, as well as real time data science support, integration and vectoring for ongoing drilling programs expediating interpretation and optimizing drill hole placement.
President & Chief Executive Officer, Mr Sam Spring, commented,
"Kincora is partnering with several private new generation explorers and traditional industry groups to advance and systematically explore our project portfolio, and it is clear many aspects of
how we select ground, targets and explore is rapidly changing driven by the efficiencies modern technology and AI can provide.
"To this end, we have been so impressed by the speed, process and outcomes from Geomorphic AI's initial and feedback loop reviews of our Fairholme project that we have looked to significantly expand our relationship across other existing NSW projects.
"Kincora is also exploring further integrating this into other elements of our business such as new project opportunity reviews and real time interpretation of exploration results.
"We look forward to building this relationship with Geomorphic AI and providing our shareholders further exposure to an industry trend that is only going to accelerate."
Geomorphic AI co-founded Mark Sumner, stated,
"We are pleased to have already started to demonstrate the value of our system to Kincora and are excited to work with their industry leading team in an expanded capacity.
"We feel such relationship will be able to leverage our capabilities and add significant value across what is a very prospective and data rich existing project portfolio, as drilling is currently taking place across two projects and as Kincora reviews new project opportunities."
John Holliday, Kincora Technical Committee chair, added,
"Through my career a key hurdle facing the exploration industry has been integrating complex datasets - it is time-consuming and a challenging skill set to most - and focusing on the critical
items that really matter.

