The AntaKori project is located approximately 600 km north of Lima and 50 km northwest of the city of Cajamarca, on the world-class Miocene Au-Cu-Ag belt of northern Peru (Figure 7).

The AntaKori claim group is located immediately adjacent to the Tantahuatay high-sulphidation epithermal (HS) Au mine (Compañía Minera Coimolache, Buenaventura-Southern Peru); 7 km NW of the Cerro Corona porphyry Cu-Au mine (Gold Fields); and 32 km NW of the Yanacocha HS gold mine (Newmont-Buenaventura), all within the prolifically mineralized Yanacocha-Hualgayoc mining district in the Department of Cajamarca.

Figure 7: AntaKori Project Location Map

Closest Mining Projects/Mines:

Tantahuatay Mine

• Coimolache JV (Buenaventura [operator]; Southern Copper; ESPRO)
• Oxide Au heap leach

Cerro Corona Mine

• Goldfields
• Cu-Au porphyry
• 6km to SE

Yanacocha Mine

• Newmont and Buenaventura JV
• Oxide Au heap leach
• Largest Au mine in South America
• 45km to SE

Infrastructure

Figure 8: AntaKori Region and Infrastructure

• Located 60km northwest of city of Cajamarca with daily commercial flights from Lima
• Accessible year round by paved and gravel roads from Cajamarca airport in 1.5 hours
• Proposed port facility of Eten for concentrate exports located 230km to the west
• Abundant ground water sources
• Transmission line crossing property