Patagonia Gold Corp. provides an update on the construction of its Calcatreu project in Argentina, with first leaching expected to commence in Q1 2026. The project boasts measured and indicated mineral resources of 9.84 million tonnes, containing 669,000 ounces of gold and 6.3 million ounces of silver.

The project has made progress in various areas, including the completion of an explosives storage magazine, the construction of the leach pad, and the chemical storage facility. The company aims to certify the project with the Cyanide Code and expects downstream components of the plant to be operational six months after commencing operations.

Infrastructure developments at Calcatreu include a camp with a capacity for 192 people, electrical power sourced from diesel generators, and fuel storage capacity for 140,000 liters. The project currently employs 135 individuals, primarily recruited from nearby towns and provinces. The company maintains active engagement with local communities and authorities.

Patagonia Gold Corp. continues to focus on the exploration and development of gold and silver projects in Argentina, with a primary emphasis on the Calcatreu and Cap-Oeste projects. The company holds mineral rights to over 375 properties in Argentina and is one of the largest landholders in the province of Santa Cruz. Interested parties can contact CEO Christopher van Tienhoven for more information.

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