Location & access
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Southern Peru copper belt, about 20 km from the Pan American Highway.
A large, untested copper system in the southern coastal belt.
Tierra Roja is an exploration-stage copper porphyry target in Peru’s southern coastal belt. The core of the property is a circular alteration system with silica–sericite alteration and copper oxides (malachite, chrysocolla, brochantite) beneath a thin sulphate/caliche crust. Mineralization is hosted in a multiphase intrusive complex and surrounding andesitic volcanics. The surface footprint is large; drilling is required to test what lies beneath.
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Southern Peru copper belt, about 20 km from the Pan American Highway.
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Copper oxides with grades > 2% copper, exposed over an 800 m by 600 m core zone, with an IP target at depth. No previous drilling on the core target.
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3,670 ha tenure with widespread alteration and mineralization away from the core area, largely covered by caliche.