Why Altamira?
- First mover in Alta Floresta Belt with around 115,000 hectares in northern Mato Grosso state, Brazil – 6 projects, with neighbors which include Anglo American, Codelco and Nexa
- Cajueiro – Expanding Resource – Published 43-101 resource (2019) totaling oxide resources of 0.85Mt @ 0.92 g/t (Indicated) + 1.67Mt @ 1.12 g/t (Inferred) and sulphide resources of 4.81Mt @ 1.04 g/t (Indicated) + 10.99Mt @ 1.29 g/t (Inferred). Resource upside both along strike and down-dip from existing 43-101 resource and from extensive untested gold-in-soil anomalies
- Cajueiro – Maria Bonita Discovery – 4.5 km west of Cajueiro resource area. Initial drilling returned 146m @1g/t gold. Confirmed as Brazil’s first-ever porphyry gold by Dr. Richard Sillitoe, a globally renowned expert in porphyries
- Cajueiro – New Porphyry Targets –a gold-in-soil anomaly was identified at the Mombaque porphyry target, located just 1.6 km east of our Maria Bonita discovery. More recently, a third porphyry center was identified at the Espirro target, located 3.2 kilometers southeast of Maria Bonita. Espirro’s promising porphyritic rocks indicate a continuous trend and further validate the district’s extensive porphyry potential
- Apiacas Gold Project – disseminated gold mineralization over 4 x 1km area. Undrilled. Largest placer gold camp in Alta Floresta Belt with historic artisanal production of 1Moz
- Santa Helena Project – copper / gold mineralization located 60km SW of the Anglo American porphyry copper discovery at Jaca. Untested gold and copper soil anomalies associated with outcropping porphyry-style alteration