| Metals & Mining Industry | Materials Sector | - CEO | ASX Exchange | Q3R46W102 CUSIP |
| Australia Country | - Employees | - Last Dividend | 12 Oct 2020 Last Split | - IPO Date |
Equus Mining Limited, originally established as Caspian Oil & Gas Limited in 1994, underwent a significant transformation in November 2012, rebranding itself to better reflect its shifted focus towards mineral exploration. Headquartered in Sydney, Australia, the company has carved out a niche for itself in the exploration and evaluation of mineral resources, specifically in Southern Chile, South America. With a keen interest in gold and silver deposits, Equus Mining has strategically positioned itself in Chile’s XI Region, an area known for its rich mineral potential. The company’s operation centers around identifying, processing, and evaluating mineral resource properties, leveraging extensive research and expertise to uncover valuable deposits in this mineral-rich region.
At the heart of Equus Mining's portfolio is the Cerro Bayo Project, covering an expansive area of 286 square kilometers. This project is strategically located to the west of the township of Chile Chico, showcasing a 100% interest in a comprehensive mining claim package. The Cerro Bayo Project is a testament to the company’s ambition and dedication to uncovering and exploiting significant gold and silver deposits in Chile's XI Region.
The Los Domos Low to Intermediate Sulphidation style epithermal gold-silver-base metal project represents another critical component of Equus Mining's exploration and development efforts. Spanning 2,260 hectares to the south of Chile Chico, this project embodies the company’s strategic approach to exploring diverse mineral deposits, including both gold, silver, and base metals. The mining and exploration concessions associated with Los Domos underscore the company’s comprehensive and diverse exploration strategy.
Equus Mining’s Cerro Diablo Intermediate Sulphidation style epithermal gold-silver-base metal project occupies a pivotal position in the company’s portfolio. With exploration concessions totaling 4,550 hectares located to the southwest of the township of Puerto Ibañez, this project fortifies the company’s foothold in Chile’s mineral-rich XI Region. Cerro Diablo underscores Equus Mining’s commitment to exploring and capitalizing on intermediate sulphidation epithermal deposits, enriching the company’s asset base and exploration capabilities.