Promontorio

Promontorio (BRI 100%): Copper-Gold-Silver-Antimony

The Promontorio Project is located 200km West of Chihuahua City and comprises three mineral concessions covering 187 hectares 100%-owned by Bendito. The property is situated within a district containing numerous, multi-million-ounce gold-silver mines currently in operation, including the Ocampo, Pinos Altos, Coñcheno, Mulatos and Dolores mines, all located within 100km of the project.

The Promontorio deposits is a high-sulfidation epithermal system sourced from an underlying copper-gold porphyry system as revealed by deep drilling >1km below surface.

Four main targets identified have been drilled consisting mostly of vuggy silica layers hosting multiple crosscutting veins, vein breccias, and hydrothermal breccias; from north to south these targets are Risco Dorado, Rojo Grande, Cascada, and Promontorio targets, representing Cascada and Promontorio the most developed with a Mineral Resource Estimate totaling 2.9M tons containing 39,600 tons of copper at 1.4% Cu, 151,000 ounces of gold at 1.5g/t Au, and 3,260,000oz of silver at 35g/t Ag.

A metallurgical scoping study recommends flotation facility for processing, where metallurgical testing is indicating 2:1 concentration ratio producing sulfide concentrate with 35% copper, 8.5 g/t gold, 528 g/t silver, with >97% recovery.

Bendito’s strategy is to focus on developing a mining plan with the existing mineral resource estimate and work a preliminary feasibility study and define economics which are believed to generate high value considering current market conditions. 

FIGURE 1. PROPERTY LOCATION.

FIGURE 2. PROPERTY GEOLOGY SHOWING THE FOUR MAIN TARGETS IDENTIFIED.

FIGURE 3. CORE PICTURES OF SELECTED DRILLHOLES FROM HIGH-GRADE INTERCEPTS IN CASCADA DEPOSIT.

Historical Mineral Resource Estimates