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Solaris has a portfolio of projects offering multiple-times expansion and discovery potential, management with an unrivaled track-record of value creation and some of the strongest strategic partners in the sector.
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The Warintza project is centered on the high-grade Warintza Central resource, which covers ~700m of a 5km x 5km cluster of copper porphyries, and includes a number of untested, multiple-km scale gold targets. Situated in southeastern Ecuador, in the same belt as the Fruta del Norte and Mirador mines, adjacent to the +1Bt San Carlos-Panantza copper deposits.
View ProjectTamarugo is an undrilled, grassroots copper porphyry exploration target in the Chilean copper belt that hosts the largest deposits in the world. The project represents the first test of David Lowell’s vision of the future of copper porphyry exploration: blind targets. Solaris can earn up to 75% from Freeport-McMoRan with US$5M / 5 years of spending.
View ProjectCapricho and Paco Orco are undrilled, grassroots exploration projects in Peru. At Capricho, a recent landslide exposed fresh copper porphyry outcrop over ~300m of strike, while at Paco Orco, over 2km of outcropping polymetallic gossan has been mapped. Solaris is earning up to 75% in each via JV with a private company.
View ProjectRicardo is a brownfields copper porphyry exploration project immediately contiguous and on the same structure as Chuquicamata, one of the largest copper mines in Chile. Freeport-McMoRan is earning up to an 80% interest in the project via US$130M / 5 years of exploration spending.
View ProjectLa Verde is a project in Mexico that offers leverage to higher copper prices. The project is accessible by paved roads with easy access to water, power and rail. Solaris has earned a 60% interest via JV with Teck Resources.
View ProjectThe Warintza project is centered on the high-grade Warintza Central resource, which covers ~700m of a 5km x 5km cluster of copper porphyries, and includes a number of untested, multiple-km scale gold targets. Situated in southeastern Ecuador, in the same belt as the Fruta del Norte and Mirador mines, adjacent to the +1Bt San Carlos-Panantza copper deposits.
Tamarugo is an undrilled, grassroots copper porphyry exploration target in the Chilean copper belt that hosts the largest deposits in the world. The project represents the first test of David Lowell’s vision of the future of copper porphyry exploration: blind targets. Solaris can earn up to 75% from Freeport-McMoRan with US$5M / 5 years of spending.