RE: Licenses19 Feb 2023 12:56
The main areas of focus at ANZA is contained with the land holdings (13635011 + 7248B + IFS-11361X).
BG confirmed they intended to hold the other licences as applications until they are ready to drill there as its more cost effective to hold these as applications, and you can still complete fieldwork, mapping and soil sampling etc on the applications so no advantage to convert these until you intend to drill there
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LICENSE......STATUS........... STAGE ...........AREA(ha)
13635011...Granted......Exploration.......6,738 + 112
7248B........Granted.......Exploration...........1,799
IFS-11361X Granted......Exploration...........1,966
LHO-08O11..Application.....Exploration.....3,904
ICQ-080035X..Application...Exploration....6,219
0G2-08465...Application.....Exploration..........15
TJ4-15191 Application.......Exploration..........57
In Argentina
TENEMENT_NAME....TENEMENT...........HECTARES
PANTANO I.......444782/AUEX/22............9,979.54
PANTANO II......444783/AUEX/21............9,993.30
PANTANO III.....444784/AUEX/21............9,970.86
PANTANO IV.....444785/AUEX/21............9,989.03
PANTANO V......444786/AUEX/21............9,997.25
CRUZ DEL SUR III...426.894/IAM/09.......2,792.51
SAN ANTONIO I......425.362/MSA/09......2,995.05
SAN ANTONIO II......424.174/MSA/10.....2,500.18
SAN ANTONIO III.....426.639/MSA/11.....2,494.77
Two initial prospects have been identified and will be the subject of this initial phase of exploration.
> San Antonio
The San Antonio prospect lies within the south-east of the project area.
Work by Minsud demonstrated a highly prospective and potentially large epithermal system associated with the eruption of dacitic domes, and evidence of pervasive silicification and argillic alternation.
> La Esfinge (The Sphinx)
La Esfinge prospect lies about 5 km along strike from San Antonio to the north-west, located directly on the primary regional structure. This prospect is characterised by a large (8 km strike length) silicified hill within a large erosional window whereby the overlying basalts have been removed.
The prospect shows evidence of massive silica flooding and the development of alteration and other features that suggest La Esfinge is part of the same epithermal system as San Antonio, but slightly higher in that system.