Significant evidence exists of copper oxide-gold-silver in disseminated OxCu, Pcu-Au-Mo vein systems. The area has a history of artisanal mining extracting shallow high grade mineralisation, and a number of old workings can be observed, some of which remain abandoned and without the benefit of systematic exploration works.

The Megalo project is located in Chile’s IV Region, 250Km north of the capital city of Santiago and some 140km southeast of the city of La Serena and the port of Coquimbo. The closest town is Combarbala, 11 km to the southeast of the project area. The mining property comprises two groups of exploration tenements, duly constituted and in good standing, namely Megalo and Megalo Norte (Fig. 1), covering part of a large porphyry copper system in the case of Megalo (700 ha), and disseminated mineralization of a Cu-Ag Stratabound (“Chilean Manto”} style in the case of Megalo Norte (600 ha). Both project areas are contained within a large alteration zone covering over 50km2.Hc). Ambos proyectos están en el borde de una gran zona de alteración de más de 50 km2.

The La Viuda project is inserted in an elongated Mining Cluster approximately N15 ° W, following a regional structural trend, where there are mainly 9 porphyry copper deposits, such as the Llahuin Porphyry System (Llahuin, Cerro del Oro, Ferrocarril, South, North porphyries) owned by Southern Hemisphere Mining, the Llanos Porphyry owned by Hochschild and Gomila, the Tulio Porphyry owned by small miners, and La Viuda, Megalo and Megalo Norte? porphyries (Sociedad Contratual Minera Megalo)

Los Rulos IOCG Cu-Co-Au Project is located in Region IV of Chile, 25 km NE of Canela town, and 100 km NE of Los Vilos Mining Port (Punta Chungo). And 240 km north of Santiago. 800 m osl. Full paved road. Easy access to energy through nearby high voltage line and 35 km proximity to sea water. Mining friendly district, without relevant environmental and community problems. Initial surface channel sampling from road cuttings by the Company returned encouraging results within an alteration zone of approximately 250m width, including 25m @ 1.97% Cu, 2.12 g/t Au and 35m @ 0.92% Cu, 1.05 g/t Au, + Co.

The area of this project is located 2.5 km east of the El Espino Project (IOCG), of Pucobre, which have mineral resources of (Measured + indicated) of 145Mt @ 0.55% Cu, 0.22 g/t Au (0,7% EqCu). According to what has been analyzed in this study, a hypothetical potential higher than 1.5 million ounces of gold can be estimated for the Los Canelos Gold Project. Where there would be in belt of intrusive granodioritic approx. > 40,000,000 ton @ 1 - 2 g/t Au. And in the area of hydrothermal breccias in sedimentary rocks there would be a minimum> 1,500,000 ton @ 4 - 6 g/t Au. The resources in veins or mantles are not considered in this basic and hypothetical estimation, which can generate in depth good possibilities of finding greater presence of copper.

Rincón is a mining exploration project located in Los Andes mountain, to 40 km NEE of Salamanca city, IV Region of Chile and 190 km North of Santiago city. It is located in the metallogenic belt of giant copper porphyry of Miocene age (Los Pelambres of 9-14 Ma, 6Bt@0.52%Cu), and Eocene age (El Morro of 33Ma, 522Mt @ 0.62% Cu). Type of Deposit: Cu-Mo-Au porphyry potential, Miocene age. The project consolidates 2,600 Hectares of 12 mining property with high potential. Expedited access from the city of Salamanca and good relations with the Community. The property contains intrusive rocks of favorable age that have been cut by tourmaline breccias with sericite altered clasts. These units are all within a world class porphyry Cu district and for these reasons alone the property is recommended for further work.

The Inca Auriferous Project is located in Region III of Chile, 105 km north of Copia|pó city, and 104 km SW of Chañaral port. And 850 km north of Santiago. Closer is Inca de Oro, a small mining town (4 km to NE). Paved road and railroad 1 km away. Easy access to water and energy through nearby high voltage line and proximity to water wells. Mining friendly district, without relevant environmental and community problems. The area contains epithermal style alteration (low-intermedial sulphidation), with mineralization of gold and minor silver and copper. Metallogenetically the project is located in the coastal belt, very near to new discoveries at Inca de Oro and Carmen Porphyry Copper (PANAUST-CODELCO, 345Mt@0.47% Cu) located 2km NE.

Agrandada Project is located in Region III of Chile. It is located, in a straight line 30 km SE of Copiapó City, and 20 km SE of Candelaria Mine (Lundin Mining). And 75 km NE of Desierto de Atacama Airport. The area contains strong evidences on mineralization, lithology and alteration can classified this ore deposits as Porphyry Copper Cu – Mo – Au style. Metallogenetically the project is located in the Paleocene Porphyry Cu belt, and near 20 km to the west with IOCG belt (Candelaria Mine and Punta el Cobre Belt). So far the exploitation of oxidized copper ores has been carried out in several small mining works and tunnels with grades that fluctuate around 1.5 to 2.5 percent copper. Molybdenum anomalies higher than 70 ppm were found on average.

The Salar de Llamara salt flat, located in the Atacama Desert, northern Chile, contains an extensive lithium-rich evaporite deposit (Paleo-evaporite) exposed by the Rio Loa canyon. The Soledad project shows a very consistent lithium soil geochemistry anomalism which is representative of evaporite at different degree of erosion and exposure. The Soledad project is a direct drilling target that represents a potential for large low-grade resources of lithium plus possible credits in potash, magnesium, and possibly iodine and boron, exposed at surface, potential for a low cost operation in a friendly social and environment jurisdiction.

Significant evidence exists of copper oxide-gold-silver in disseminated OxCu, Pcu-Au-Mo vein systems. The area has a history of artisanal mining extracting shallow high grade mineralisation, and a number of old workings can be observed, some of which remain abandoned and without the benefit of systematic exploration works.

Incredible salt mine located in Diego de Almagro, Chile. There are several minerals found in the Salar de Atacama, such as potassium, which has a stable market established throughout the world, for agriculture and other products, and is the main mineral salt, extracted and processed for export, as well as local uses. Lithium is an important product, also in the Salar de Atacama. The main resource of these mineral salts. Salar de Atacama is already a world resource for potassium, lithium, boron and is the main source of production in Chile.