
Santa Rosa Gold & Copper
Unlocking Sustainable Value Through Gold & Copper Tailings Recovery and Mineral Production in Chile's Premier Tier 1 Mining District
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About us
The Santa Rosa Gold’s mining complex, a family-owned business for over half a century, involves two primary operations: restarting mining production, and executing a strategic exploration plan.
Our overarching objective is to enhance value by generating immediate revenues from gold and copper concentrate production, as well as validating estimated mineral reserves through geological assessments and drilling exploration.


Resources
Production History
Santa Rosa Mine began with a small-scale exploitation just as the mining industry boomed during the 1960s. the mine consistently yielded impressive mineral grades, prompting in the 1970s, the construction of the dedicated Santa Rosa Plant to process the highly sought-after copper concentrate. Gold prices, however, remained low during this period.
Proven Mineral Resources
Proven Mineral System
Historical Production: Decades of successful gold and copper extraction
Resource Validation: Existing underground development proves mineralization continuity
Grade Consistency: Historical data confirms reliable ore grades across multiple zones
Exploration Potential: Multiple untested targets identified through geological surveys
Tailings Resources
This material is ready to be processed alongside fresh mineral to recover a high-grade gold-copper concentrate.
Volume: 250,000 tons of historical tailings
Gold Grades: 1.5-3.0 g/t
Copper Grades: 0.15-0.30%
Status: Ready for immediate processing






Processing Infrastructure
There are five other tool mill processing plants within a 20-kilometer radius allowing additional processing capacity for future production increase.




The processing plant we'll use the Yaber Plant a 15,000 metric tons a month copper-gold concentrate processing capacity, located at only 5 kilometers from Santa Rosa Mine.
Project Overview
Product
Gold-Copper Concentrate: Au 50 g/t, Cu 26%
Production
Gold-Rich Tailings: 250,000 tons ready for process
Production Restart: within 1-2 months, 350m underground development.
Proven Grades Range: Au 2-5 g/t, Cu 0.85-2.5%
Projections
Exploration
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3-5
Processed tons/year 31.000 60.000 120.000
Conc. Production 1.036 1.980 3.960
Au grams 51.800 99.000 198.000
Cu tons 270 515 1.029
Estimated Reserves: 1.5M oz Au + 3M tons Cu potential
Drilling Target: 350,000 oz Au + 250,000 tons Cu
Valuation Target: US$100M
The Santa Rosa Project is strategically situated in the Coquimbo region within the historically renowned La Higuera Mining District, adjacent to the primary national artery, Route 5 (Panamericana).
Positioned just seventy kilometers from the bustling Coquimbo Port and a mere six hundred kilometers north of Santiago, the capital of Chile, the project benefits from its convenient and accessible location, facilitating efficient transportation of resources and fostering connectivity with key logistical hubs.
Geological Assessments
The Santa Rosa Project finds itself nestled within a well-defined ravine, tracing the path of the Atacama Fault System (AFS). This geological feature is quintessential to the landscape of Northern Chile, exerting a significant influence on the region's mineral-rich deposits. Specifically, the AFS serves as a controlling factor for the Iron Oxide Copper Gold (IOCG) Belt in the Atacama and Coquimbo areas, where numerous deposits have been discovered and transformed into major mining operations
I.O.C.G. Belt
The Coastal IOCG Belt in Coquimbo Region of Chile is a treasure trove of minerals, primarily featuring Iron Oxide Copper-Gold (IOCG) deposits. The belt also boasts valuable copper (chalcopyrite) and gold, with some deposits containing traces of cobalt as well. These mineral riches, alongside other associated minerals, make the region a hot spot for the mining industry.
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Geology
The historic La Higuera Mining District, located within the Chilean Coastal IOCG Belt and spanning Chile's northern Coquimbo Region, has been regaining significant interest due to new major mineral deposits discovering. This district, rich in copper, gold, and cobalt mineralization, boasts a promising geological context, making it a hotbed for future exploration and development endeavors.
Atacama Fault System
The Atacama Fault System (AFS) is a major geological feature in Chile. It is a long and narrow zone of faults that runs parallel to the coast of Chile, for about 1,100 kilometers (680 mi).
The fault system is home to a number of mineral deposits, including copper, gold, and iron. The movement of the faults can help to concentrate these minerals, making them easier to mine






Management
Sustainability
Chile is South America's most developed country, known for its stability and prosperity. It ranks among the highest in global mining production, leading in copper and second in lithium. The 2022 Transparency International Corruption Index places Chile in the top quarter, comparable to the United States. making it a tier 1 mining jurisdiction.
Sustainability lies at the core of our commitment to the Santa Rosa mining operations. We implement advanced mining practices that prioritize environmental stewardship, social responsibility, and economic viability. We also engage with local communities to foster economic development and uphold high standards of health and safety for our workers.
Comprising a team of experienced mining professionals, we possess the expertise required to swiftly resume production and implement a comprehensive exploration strategy. By leveraging extensive data analysis, historical production data, and geological insights, we are confident in the significant mineral resource potential aligned with important recent discoveries in the district.




Location
La Higuera Mining District
Tier 1 Jurisdiction
Contact Us
Reach out for inquiries about our mining operations and exploration.
La Higuera, Coquimbo
info@srgoldmining.com
+56-97878-1882
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