San Agustin

San Agustin – Gold-Silver

Ownership: Bendito Resources 100%

Project Overview:

Covering 201 hectares, the San Agustin claim is located in the heart of the Mexican Silver Belt. This district hosts many major operating silver and gold mines (see Figure 1), with some also producing significant quantities of by-product minerals, including zinc, lead and copper.

Importantly, the area immediately around Bendito Resource’s San Agustin property is an emerging gold-silver district, with one operating gold mine and a second gold-silver deposit being considered for development.

Canadian company Argonaut Gold¹ is operating the El Castillo open pit, heap leach gold mine, located 16km northeast of Azure’s property, which produced 80,000oz in 2015 at a mined head grade of 0.3g/t Au.

Argonaut also owns a gold-silver project of the same name as Bendito Resource’s project (San Agustin) located 3km northeast of Bendito Resource’s San Agustin. Argonaut’s project hosts resources of 850,000 ounces of gold (resource grade of 0.3g/t Au) and 28 million ounces of silver (resource grade of 11g/t Ag). Argonaut will make a production decision on an open pit, heap leach operation in the second half of 2016.

Both of Argonaut’s deposits are predominantly gold-rich and are described as intermediate sulphidation systems hosted by calcareous clastic rocks. Similar rocks have been described on Bendito Resource’s San Agustin property.

San Agustin is located 80km north of the city of Durango (population >600,000) in the state of Durango. An international airport services the city with daily flights connecting directly to destinations within México and connections to the United States. The property is served by highways and roads (located 7km from Federal Highway #45) with nearby infrastructure that includes the state power grid, local labour and logistical support.

The San Agustin project is available for sale or joint venture. Contact the Company if interested.

¹ All references to Argonaut Gold and information in respect of that company’s Mexican assets are sourced from the Argonaut Gold website.