RIMAQDiscoveriesCapricho & Paco Orco

Capricho & Paco Orco. Discovery potential via joint venture in Peru.

Country

Peru

Regions

Apurímac · Arequipa

Status

Exploration phase

Ownership

Option to earn up to 75%

— 001 / Overview

A joint-venture discovery programme across two contiguous copper systems in southern Peru.

Capricho and Paco Orco are advanced as a single exploration campaign — two distinct geological settings within Peru’s most productive copper corridors, held under a structured joint venture with a right to earn up to a seventy-five percent interest.

  • RIMAQ option to earn up to 75%
  • Community consultation ongoing
  • Two contiguous exploration programmes
01

Capricho.

Arid mountain terrain of the Peruvian Andes at Capricho.

An outcropping copper porphyry, exposed over more than three hundred metres by a single landslip.

Four thousand six hundred hectares, sixty kilometres southeast of Las Bambas, in the heart of Peru's most prolific copper district. Surface samples from the exposed outcrop grade up to three percent copper. Community consultation, actively underway.

Fast facts

Ownership

Up to 75%

RIMAQ option to earn

Property

4,600 ha

60 km SE of Las Bambas, Haquira

Outcrop

>300 m

Porphyry exposed during recent landslip

Grade

Up to 3% Cu

Surface samples from the outcrop

Community

Ongoing

Consultation actively underway

02

Paco Orco.

Golden highland grasslands beneath a dramatic sky at Paco Orco.

A polymetallic CRD gossan outcropping in limestone, traceable for more than two kilometres.

Four thousand four hundred hectares on the northern extension of the Southern Peru Copper Belt. Surface samples from leached material return up to 0.5% Pb, 0.26% Zn and 58 g/t Ag. Community consultation, ongoing.

Fast facts

Ownership

Up to 75%

RIMAQ option to earn

Property

4,400 ha

Northern extension of the belt

Gossan

>2 km

Traceable strike in limestone

Silver

58 g/t Ag

0.5% Pb · 0.26% Zn co-product

Community

Ongoing

Consultation actively underway

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Four discoveries across the Americas.