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Escacena Project

ESCACENA PROJECT (100% OWNED)
PROJECT OVERVIEW

Pan Global's Escacena Project comprises a significant land package covering more than 5,700 hectares, neighbors the Aznalcóllar and Los Frailes projects owned by Grupo Mexico, and is 12km to the west of First Quantum Mining’s operating Cobre Las Cruces Mine*. Atalaya’s operating Riotinto Mine is 23km to the northwest.


The company has been actively exploring Escacena and the La Romana target since 2019 when a copper-tin-silver discovery was made. Since then, more than 180 holes have been drilled in the Volcanic Massive Sulphide (VMS) style deposit, with 99% hitting mineralization.

ESCACENA PROJECT - Multiple Large Gravity Targets
Escacena Project - Multiple Large Gravity Targets

View Published Drill Hole Intersections – Escacena Project

La Romana Target

  • First drill holes were immediate discovery holes with near surface mineralization
  • Results returned significant tin grades
  • 99% hit rate on drilling to date
  • Drilling and geophysics are coincident
  • Surrounded by four mines held by major mining companies
  • Promising upside potential
  • Expedited exploration and drilling are currently underway in the western extension of La Romana
  • In November 2021, Pan Global was granted a permit by the regional government of Andalucia for exploration of the Al Andaluz property. Al Andaluz is located immediately adjacent to the Company’s initial holdings and represents a 115% increase to the exploration area, adding approximately 2,365 hectares to the Escacena Project area
  • An additional 1,030 hectares remain under application
  • Al Andaluz comes to within 600 meters of the edge of the Aznalcóllar open pit mine and lies approximately 12 km west of the Las Cruces copper mine
  • The property includes the historical mining areas of the El Pozo and Zarcita, and the La Jarosa target where a drill hole was completed by Exxon in 1985
La Romana - Iberian Pyrite Belt Deposit Depth Comparison
La Romana - Iberian Pyrite Belt Deposit Depth Comparison

Álvaro Merino P.Geo., Pan Global’s Vice President, Exploration, and a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, has reviewed the technical information that forms the basis for this webpage.

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