Project Highlights
- 776.06 hectare gold exploration project
- Located within the Tapajós Mineral Province, Pará State, Brazil
- Family-owned project with exploration history dating back to the 1970s
- Approximately BRL 4 million invested in exploration and development
- Multiple quartz vein systems with visible sulphide mineralization
- Historical artisanal gold recovery and recent coarse gold recovered through panning
- Multiple trenches, pits and exploration workings developed across the property
- SGS laboratory analyses completed in 2025 confirming anomalous gold values
- Located within one of Brazil's most prolific gold-producing provinces
- Year-round access and established infrastructure
- Significant exploration upside and potential for further target definition
Summary
The Itaituba Gold Project comprises a 776.06 hectare exploration permit located within the Tapajós Mineral Province, Pará State, Brazil.
The project has remained under the ownership of the same family since the 1970s and has benefited from approximately BRL 4 million in historical exploration and development expenditure.
Exploration completed to date has identified multiple quartz vein systems containing visible sulphide mineralization and has resulted in the development of numerous trenches, pits and exploration workings across the property.
Recent field activities recovered coarse gold through panning, while SGS laboratory analyses completed in 2025 further confirmed the presence of a gold-bearing system and support continued exploration of the project.
Geological Overview
The project is situated within the Tapajós Mineral Province, one of Brazil's most important and historically productive gold districts.
Gold mineralization is associated with quartz vein systems containing visible sulphide mineralization. Historical exploration activities exposed multiple mineralized structures through trenches, pits and small-scale workings developed across the property.
The presence of sulphide-bearing quartz veins, historical gold recovery and recent SGS analytical results support the existence of an active hydrothermal gold system and indicate strong exploration potential.
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