AN MINERALS land package consists of four Tier-2, high-grade tenements, two in the Gurupi Belt (left image) and two in the Marupa region of the Tapajos Mineral Province (right image).

Gurupi Belt: The Gurupi Belt, located along the border between the states of Pará and Maranhão in northern Brazil, is an emerging mineral province with significant potential for gold exploration and production. This geological belt, part of the Amazon Craton, is characterized by a complex structural setting with numerous shear zones, thrust faults, and metavolcanic and metasedimentary rocks that host several gold deposits. The area is relatively underexplored, making it a prime target for new discoveries. With our two tenements strategically positioned within this promising belt, we aim to uncover and develop its hidden gold potential.

Tapajos Mineral Province: The Tapajos Mineral Province, situated in the south-western part of the state of Pará, is one of Brazil’s most prolific gold regions, renowned for its rich alluvial and hard-rock gold deposits. Historically known for artisanal mining, Tapajos has evolved into a key area for modern exploration efforts due to its extensive gold resources and favorable geology. The Marupa region, where we hold two tenements, is particularly promising, characterized by vast areas of metavolcanic and granitic rocks, known to host significant gold mineralization.