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Chesapeake Gold Corp V.CKG

Alternate Symbol(s):  CHPGF

Chesapeake Gold Corp. is a Canada-based mineral exploration and evaluation company focusing on the acquisition, evaluation and development of major gold-silver deposits in North and Central America. The Company’s flagship asset is the Metates Project (Metates) located in Durango State, Mexico. Metates is 100% owned by the Company and is located about 175 kilometers (km) northeast of Mazatlan in Durango state and is an undeveloped disseminated gold and silver deposit in the world. The Metates property is composed of 12 contiguous concessions totaling about 4,261 hectares (ha) in area. The Company also has a portfolio of exploration properties in Mexico comprising approximately 115,484 ha in the states of Durango, Oaxaca and Veracruz. Its Lucy project comprises about 483 ha and is five kilometers (km) from a paved highway. Its Talapoosa gold project is a low-sulphidation gold/silver property in the Walker Lane gold trend of western Nevada, approximately 45 km east of Reno.


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Post by MaterialsManon Mar 29, 2023 8:47pm
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Mexico is a joke

Mexico is a jokeThe illustrious presidente is now after the mining industry. My feeling is that he will try to nationalize it in the end. Not quite sure why anyone wants to to business there. From what I gather, he's about to give gold miners 15 years to get the gold out of the ground rather than the current 50.
If it were not for slave labour in Mexico, I doubt there would be any attraction at all for companies to set up shop there.
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