Salazar Resources Limited, founded in 1987 and headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, operates as an emerging mineral exploration enterprise. The company's core business involves identifying, acquiring, and advancing mineral properties across Latin America, with a strong emphasis on Ecuador. Its exploration endeavors primarily target valuable minerals such as copper, zinc, lead, gold, and silver, in addition to volcanogenic massive sulfide deposits. The flagship project for Salazar Resources is the Curipamba project in Ecuador, which is composed of seven distinct concessions covering an expansive area of approximately 21,500 hectares. Furthermore, the company possesses interests in several other Ecuadorian prospects: The Pijili project in Azuay, which includes three concessions totaling 3,246 hectares. The Macara project, encompassing both the 288-hectare Macara Mina concession and the 1,519-hectare Bonanza mining concession. The Rumiñahui project, featuring two concessions. The Los Osos Project, represented by a single concession spanning 229 hectares. The Santiago Project, also comprising one concession that extends over 2,350 hectares. The Los Santos Concession, a substantial 2,215-hectare property situated in southwest Ecuador. The El Potro project, located in southern Ecuador.
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Salazar Resources Limited, founded in 1987 and headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, operates as an emerging mineral exploration enterprise. The company's core business involves identifying, acquiring, and advancing mineral properties across Latin America, with a strong emphasis on Ecuador. Its exploration endeavors primarily target valuable minerals such as copper, zinc, lead, gold, and silver, in addition to volcanogenic massive sulfide deposits. The flagship project for Salazar Resources is the Curipamba project in Ecuador, which is composed of seven distinct concessions covering an expansive area of approximately 21,500 hectares. Furthermore, the company possesses interests in several other Ecuadorian prospects: The Pijili project in Azuay, which includes three concessions totaling 3,246 hectares. The Macara project, encompassing both the 288-hectare Macara Mina concession and the 1,519-hectare Bonanza mining concession. The Rumiñahui project, featuring two concessions. The Los Osos Project, represented by a single concession spanning 229 hectares. The Santiago Project, also comprising one concession that extends over 2,350 hectares. The Los Santos Concession, a substantial 2,215-hectare property situated in southwest Ecuador. The El Potro project, located in southern Ecuador.
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Salazar Resources Limited, founded in 1987 and headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, operates as an emerging mineral exploration enterprise. The company's core business involves identifying, acquiring, and advancing mineral properties across Latin America, with a strong emphasis on Ecuador. Its exploration endeavors primarily target valuable minerals such as copper, zinc, lead, gold, and silver, in addition to volcanogenic massive sulfide deposits. The flagship project for Salazar Resources is the Curipamba project in Ecuador, which is composed of seven distinct concessions covering an expansive area of approximately 21,500 hectares. Furthermore, the company possesses interests in several other Ecuadorian prospects: The Pijili project in Azuay, which includes three concessions totaling 3,246 hectares. The Macara project, encompassing both the 288-hectare Macara Mina concession and the 1,519-hectare Bonanza mining concession. The Rumiñahui project, featuring two concessions. The Los Osos Project, represented by a single concession spanning 229 hectares. The Santiago Project, also comprising one concession that extends over 2,350 hectares. The Los Santos Concession, a substantial 2,215-hectare property situated in southwest Ecuador. The El Potro project, located in southern Ecuador.