SOMBRERO PROJECT
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Sombrero North – 3 Mineralized Systems | 18 x 6 km Footprint
The Sombrero concessions are comprised of approximately 130,000 hectares located about 340 kilometres SE of Lima in southern Peru. They were screened through an extensive stream sediment program and selected due to the increased levels of overlapping copper and gold.
The concessions are hosted in the northwestern extension of the Andahuaylas-Yauri belt, which hosts the Eocene-Oligocene aged copper-gold porphyry and skarn Las Bambas, Haquira, Los Chancas, Cotambambas, Constancia, Antapaccay and Tintaya deposits. The Sombrero project is characterized by multiple mineralized intrusive centers with significant copper and gold values from surface samples. The principal targets at Sombrero are copper-gold skarn, porphyry systems and precious metal epithermal deposits. The Company has confirmed the mineralizing intrusives at the Ccascabamba and Nioc targets within the Sombrero project occurred within the same Eocene era as the world-class mines on the belt.
Sombrero Project Highlights:
- Multiple skarn and epithermal bodies hosted by the Ferrobamba limestone and cut by intrusives
- Major oxide targets from surface
- 3900 m elevation with excellent access to infrastructure
- Undrilled for copper and/or gold to-date
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