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Atico Mining Corp V.ATY

Alternate Symbol(s):  ATCMF

Atico Mining Corporation is a Canada-based company, focused on exploring, developing, and mining copper and gold projects in Latin America. Its segments include El Roble mine, El Roble exploration and evaluation (E&E), La Plata E&E. Its El Roble mine segment include its mining operations at El Roble. Its El Roble E&E segment include E&E activities at El Roble. La Plata E&E segment include E&E activities at Compania Minera La Plata S.A. (CMLP). The Company’s principal project El Roble mine is an underground copper, gold and silver mine and processing plant located in the Department of Choco in Colombia. This operating underground mine has processed approximately 3.5 million tons of copper-gold ore. The La Plata project is a gold-rich volcanogenic massive sulfide (VMS) deposit. The La Plata project consists of two concessions covering a total area of 2,235 hectares along its nine-kilometer length, which contains mineralization in two VMS lenses and nine priority exploration targets.


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Post by Primetime1on Dec 12, 2019 9:44am
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Remaining Mine Life?

Remaining Mine Life?Can someone please explain to me in more detail the mine life of El Roble? I have read that it’s only 4 years (to 2023), which is concerning. But it seems like there are also few different ways of measuring resources. Can anyone clarify?


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