We have completed approximately 6,100 meters of diamond drilling since 2021 and have Discovered in the last three drill holes (Blue 008/008A/007A) hundreds of meters of disseminated sulphides coming from a large primary copper system.

 

The significant presence of sulphides in the samples obtained validates our Green Rocks studies and indicates that the porphyry deposit we are looking for is located in our immediate drilling vicinity.

 

La Poderosa is located on the Western Fissure Fault of the Domeyko Fault Zone, where the world’s largest copper mines are located, including the Collahuasi, Chuquicamata and El Abra copper mines.

 

To continue with the exploration and drilling program at La Poderosa, a further geophysical study and the technical processing of this is required. 

 

This will allow us to be efficient in determining the targets to be drilled.