Highlights

• High-Sulfidation Epithermal System: Geological mapping confirms advanced argillic alteration and widespread brecciation, indicating a robust high-sulfidation epithermal system at surface.
• High-Grade Surface Samples: Rock sampling returned assays up to 9.31 g/t gold and over 1,000 g/t silver, confirming significant precious metal mineralization.
• Large Alteration Footprint: Mineralization and alteration span a 2,500 m by 500 m corridor, remaining open in all directions.
• Untested Geophysical Anomaly: IP surveys outline a large (600 x 500 m) high-chargeability, low-resistivity anomaly beneath the southern part of the project.
• Tier-One Deposit Potential: Tres Cerros shares key geological characteristics with the Lagunas Norte gold deposit – similar host rocks and structural controls.
• Established Infrastructure: The project is located only 6 km from the past-producing Mallay Mine and camp, providing road access and support facilities.