Strategic Location
“ Located in Highly mineralized San Juan Province, Argentina with several proven gold, silver and copper deposits.
Multi-Metal Systems - “Porphyry”
Targeting Au, Ag, Cu, Pb, Zn mineralization through Skarn, CRD, and Epithermal systems.
Unexplored Potential
Despite 50+ years of recognition none of our project has been drilled to date
STRATEGIC POSITIONING & KEY RESULTS
Geological Highlights
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Porphyry Cu-Au system with extensive alteration halo.
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Multiple mineralized centers identified by mapping and geochemistry.
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Widespread phyllic and potassic alteration with local skarn development.
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High-sulfidation epithermal overprint in select zones.
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Limited historical drilling (shallow, peripheral to main targets).
Location within the Indio Belt
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Strategic location in the Indio Belt, home to multi-million-ounce deposits.
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Close analogues: Veladero (>15 Moz Au), Alturas (>6 Moz Au), and Salares Norte (>6.2Moz Au ).
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Excellent access and infrastructure: year-round road access, camp nearby, water secured.
Located within the Indio-Pascual Belt
- Indio Belt: Strategic position, host to multi-million-ounce deposits.
- Close analogues: Veladero (>15 Moz Au), Alturas (>6 Moz Au), Salares Norte (>6.2 Moz Au).
- Excellent infrastructure: year-round road access, nearby camp, water secured.
Indio Belt Regional Context
GOLLETE
“El Indio belt has been the focus of over 30 years of exploration by many experienced explorers, resulting in a series of world class gold discoveries. These discoveries have evolved from outcropping high sulfidation towards semi-concealed deposits (Alturas, Veladero) reflecting the global trend towards concealed discoveries.”
Notable Geochemical Results (Surface Samples)
>412 ppm
As
0.13 g/t
Au
100 g/t
Ag
Anomalous
Sb, Hg, Ba
These high-grade values in surface samples confirm the presence of strong mineralization in the area.
Flamenco Project | Gold Mineralization
Project Highlights
- Area: 2,200 hectares recently granted in well-known mineralized district
- Distance: 5km from Gualcamayo Mine (7MOz Au mined)
- Infrastructure: Excellent access and infrastructure available
This area shows strong potential for discovering gold, copper, lead, zinc, and silver mineralization related to Skarn, Distal Skarn, and CRD systems. Several key regional factors converge here, favoring gold deposition.
Geological Features
- Strong Magnetic Feature Anomaly
- Reactive Carbonate Host Rock (Ordovician)
- Favorable Structural Setting (NE, NS, NW controls)
- Historic Copper Mining presence
- Strong Dickite-Kaolinite alteration
- Advanced Argillic Alteration on site
Mineralization Potential
Strong potential for discovering gold, copper, lead, zinc, and silver mineralization related to:
- Skarn Systems
- Distal Skarn Systems
- CRD (Carbonate Replacement Deposits)
- Recent dating confirms ~19.5my age
Santa Barbara - New CRD District Discovery
Recent Discoveries
- Chalcopyrite veins in limestone
- Iron-rich limestone (bleached marble)
- Strong geochemical anomalies
- Controlled by Regional Thrust Faults
- Marble–sulphide front extending 5 × 10 km
NEW
Cu:
1.5% in chalcopyrite veins in limestones
With:
Hg, Sb, Mn, Ag >60ppm, U: 400ppm
Geochemical Anomalies
Field Observations
- Hydrothermal Alteration: Clear, bleached marble front with abundant disseminated sulphides mapped across the area.
- Structural Controls: Mineralization strongly controlled by NS, NW, and E–W structures with inverse thrust faulting.
- Geological Setting: Much alteration/mineralization covered by Lomas de las Tapias Formation, suggesting later mineralizing event.
