A high-grade gold prospect that has seen over 40,000m of drilling since 2012.
Similar in style to Pepas, but several times larger, the Company is currently involved in a drill program to better understand the geological controls, before then moving into a resource drill out phase.
We have always considered Pepas to be a small part of a larger system but held back on wider exploration until the MRE was complete. It is encouraging to have now identified extensions or repetitions of this mineralised system that will form the basis of more detailed exploration. This drilling, in conjunction with the new rig at APTA and potential drilling at El Cedro in coming months, finally sees the Anzá project being explored to its potential.
Brad George
Chief Executive Officer
Airborne Magnetic Survey
Most of the Anzá Project area was covered by a helicopter borne magnetic/radiometric survey from 2012. However, while these data are of use, the Company considers the survey specifications and data quality to be sub-optimal, a view confirmed by comparison with a more detailed drone mounted magnetic survey undertaken by the Company over Pepas in early 2025.
A larger drone mounted magnetic survey has just commenced over the southern half of the Project area, covering the El Cedro porphyry cluster and the APTA deposit. Results are expected in the near term. It is anticipated that the results of this work will assist in drill targeting for both APTA and the El Cedro porphyry system which are currently being mapped and sampled.