Tintina Mines filed Mineral Resource Estimate for Domeyko Sulfuros Project in Chile
From GlobeNewswire: 2025-01-23 07:34:00
Tintina Mines Limited has filed an initial Mineral Resource Estimate for the Domeyko Sulfuros Project in Chile, revealing 320 Mt of inferred resources in the sulfide zone with grades of 0.36% Cu and 0.26 ppm Au. The project includes several copper-gold targets within a hydrothermal alteration zone. Further investigation is needed to assess mineralization continuity.
The Domeyko Sulfuros Project in Chile is a high-priority asset for Tintina Mines, offering exceptional accessibility and logistical advantages. From 1997 to 2015, the Dos Amigos target was mined for copper, with approximately 12 million tonnes of ore extracted. A recent NI 43-101 Technical Report provides a comprehensive overview of the project’s technical characteristics.
The Technical Report for the Domeyko Sulfuros Project has been prepared by SRK Consulting Chile SpA, in accordance with NI 43-101 standards. A comprehensive work program is underway, with a Preliminary Economic Assessment expected in the second half of 2025. Tintina Mines is committed to advancing the project and maximizing shareholder value.
Established in 1994, SRK Consulting Chile SpA is a leading consulting firm in the mining sector, providing a range of services from geotechnical assessments to mine closure planning. The Technical Report supporting the Mineral Resources Estimate on the Domeyko Sulfuros Project is available on SEDAR+. Qualified persons from SRK Consulting Chile SpA have reviewed and approved the information.
Tintina Mines is a Canadian-based company with experience in the junior mining sector, focusing on base and precious metal properties in South America and Canada. The company recently acquired a majority stake in Andean Belt Resources, expanding its portfolio with projects in Chile. Tintina is committed to advancing the exploration and development of the Domeyko Sulfuros Project in Chile.
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