CESAR Copper-Silver
Colombia
Colombia’s CESAR copper basin lies along the northern portion of the Andean copper belt, the world's largest producing copper belt. Max's CESAR Copper-Silver Project lies within a prolific mining district with world class infrastructure and the presence of global majors Glencore and Chevron. Max is exploring the world's next sedimentary-hosted copper district along a 90-km copper-silver target zone, where three significant discoveries zones have been made: AM, Conejo and Uru.
AM District
- lies on the northern portion of the 90-kilometre-long CESAR copper-silver belt
- Concessions cover 100-km² zone over the 32-km-ling copper silver belt
- Highlight surface sample values of 34.4% copper and 305 g/t silver
- Recent drilling confirmed Kupfershiefer style stratiform mineralization
- Identified “Herradura” and “Sierra” targets with mineralization occurring in at least four horizons in the stratigraphic sequence
- 2023 exploration: Detailed mapping, ground geophysical surveys to delineate drill targets and follow-up drilling
Conejo District
- Lies 30-km south of AM District
- High-grade surface samples identified zone averaging 5% copper (2% cutoff) over 3.7-km
- 2023 exploration: Ground geophysical surveys to define the third dimension and delineate drill targets
Uru Distrct
- 20-km by 2-km zone located 30-km south of Conejo District
- The Inaugural drill program at URU-C and URU-CE consisted of 2,244m of drilling over 14 diamond drill holes
- Confirmed two discoveries which continue at depth across a 0.75-km partial strike of the 20-km-long copper silver zone
- 4 priority targets being evaluated: Molino, Potrero Grande, and URU South Target 1 and Target 2
- 2023 exploration: Ground geophysical surveys to delineate drill target
