Deep Carbonates Project
The Deep Carbonates Project (also called DCP) is a mineralized body located beneath what were productive areas of Gualcamayo.
It has more than 3 million ounces of certified Resources, including 1.6 million ounces in the Reserve category. We are progressing in the exploration of the deposit with the aim of increasing resources.
The technical and economic feasibility studies of the project are underway with the goal of concluding them throughout 2025. Then we will proceed with the environmental permits that will allow us to begin the construction of the new mine, a processing plant, and other facilities that we will need for the production stage.
With the resources we have at this time, excluding the results of current and future exploration, Deep Carbonates would produce about 120 thousand ounces of gold annually for a minimum period of 17 years.
The Deep Carbonates Project (also called DCP) is a mineralized body located beneath what were productive areas of Gualcamayo.
It has more than 3 million ounces of certified Resources, including 1.6 million ounces in the Reserve category. We are progressing in the exploration of the deposit with the aim of increasing resources.
The technical and economic feasibility studies of the project are underway with the goal of concluding them throughout 2025. Then we will proceed with the environmental permits that will allow us to begin the construction of the new mine, a processing plant, and other facilities that we will need for the production stage.
With the resources we have at this time, excluding the results of current and future exploration, Deep Carbonates would produce about 120 thousand ounces of gold annually for a minimum period of 17 years.
