Silver, Gold and Copper Project
El Gringo is located in the Maricunga Belt, 95 km east of Copiapó and 11 km south of La Coipa Sur. It hosts sub-vertical breccias and veins exceeding 1,000 metres in strike length and over 400 metres in depth, with high-grade intercepts of more than 800 g/t silver, up to 1.5% copper and 1 g/t gold within a preliminary resource of 6 Mt. What sets it apart is its readiness for immediate, low-capital production: approximately 1,500 tonnes of already-mined ore are available for processing, with the potential to be sold to established local buyers and generate attractive early-stage cash flow without the need for a processing plant. A planned Phase II facility (100–200 t/day) would enhance margins and position El Gringo as a regional ore-purchasing hub for small-scale miners in the district. Covering 900 hectares with secure title and largely unexplored parallel structures, it constitutes both a near-term revenue source and a platform for district-scale discoveries.
