Cerro Delta

Cerro Delta is an Epithermal Deposit of High Au and Ag Sulphurization composed of granitic to porphyric rock instructed by dacitic dome, andesitic lavas and mafic dyes. It presents zones of Advanced Argilica alterations with central zones composed by structures with Qz-Vuggy with silica superimposition. Surface geochemical results reached values of up to 5.75 g/T. Geophysical studies show two zones with strong to moderate IP-Resistivity that would be indicating the concentration of sulfides before the surface. Cerro Delta is situated in the Maricunga belt, considered one of the auriferous belts with highest potential globally. This belt has both active mines and a series of exploratory projects in different evolutionary stages, from initial phases through to feasibility. For this, the region is considered one of the best and richest metalliferous belts with economic deposits in the Andes Range.