District-scale footprint
75,049 hectares across three proven metallogenic corridors — the same environments that host Segovia, Marmato and La Colosa.
JUNIOR MINING EXPLORATION & DEVELOPMENT · 06°N 74°W — ANTIOQUIA, COLOMBIA
Discovering Colombia’s next world-class gold-copper district.
District-scale exploration targeting high-grade Cu-Au porphyry and epithermal systems across Latin America's premier prospective belts — anchored by the Caño Seco Au-Cu porphyry system.
75,049HECTARES
6PROJECTS · 2 FLAGSHIPS
3METALLOGENIC BELTS
Au·Cu·AgPOLYMETALLIC FOCUS
THE OPPORTUNITY
Six pillars of value
Proven discovery potential
Geochemical and geophysical anomalies defined and ready to test, from porphyry core to distal halo.
Capital discipline
Family-backed sponsorship with real skin-in-the-game and a lean exploration cost base.
Tier-1 infrastructure
Road access, proximity to grid power and water availability — rail and river corridors nearby.
Jurisdictional upside
Responsible operation within Colombia's modernizing mining framework, with three generations of local industrial standing.
Near-term catalysts
A clear 12–18 month pipeline from permitting through geophysics to drilling.
CATALYST PIPELINE
The next 12–18 months
- 01Permitting
- 02Geophysics results
- 03Drill mobilization
- 04Maiden assays
- 05Resource estimate
FLAGSHIP PROJECTS
Two flagship districts
CAÑO SECO ★ · AU-CU
Porphyry system, NI 43-101 documented
The district anchor: a documented Au-Cu porphyry system in the Middle Magdalena belt with a completed NI 43-101 Technical Report.
Project page →ROCA VERDE · W-SN-BI
Intrusion-related system, critical minerals
IRGS/greisen-style tungsten-tin-bismuth mineralization — critical-minerals exposure alongside the gold portfolio.
Project page →NEXT STEP