Max Resource Corp (TSXV:MXR, OTC:MXROF, Frankfurt: M1D2)
In northeastern Colombia, there exists a massive sedimentary system along the Andean Belt covering hundreds of kilometers of highly prospective copper-silver mineralization. This is where we find Max Resource Corp (TSXV: MXR, OTC: MXROF, Frankfurt: M1D2) and its CESAR project, which covers a district-scale size of over 2,500 km2.
As the first company to explore the copper and silver-rich areas covered by the CESAR property, Max has already identified multiple target zones (CESAR North, CESAR South, and CESAR West), all of which host significant discoveries with potential to expand even further.
What is more compelling about the CESAR project is that it bears a striking resemblance in terms of grade, scale, and mineralogy to the world-class Kupferschiefer deposits found in Poland, which are the
#1 silver producer in the world and the largest source of copper in Europe.
However, the main difference between the Kupferschiefer and CESAR deposits is that the Kupferschiefer orebody starts at 500 m below surface, while CESAR’s copper-silver mineralization starts at surface, giving the latter an upper hand.
To this day, the company continues to make new copper-silver discoveries along this large sedimentary system and expand the surface “Kupferschiefer-style” mineralization at CESAR.
Max believes they’re looking at a potential district-scale, and perhaps even regionally extensive, mineralized system, and we tend to agree.
To demonstrate that potential, the junior miner has secured multiple non-disclosure agreements to advance the project, including a collaboration agreement with an industry-leading copper producer.
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