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Somerset Minerals Limited Profile
| Metals & Mining Industry | Materials Sector | Mr. Christopher Hansen B.Sc., M.Sc. CEO | ASX Exchange | AU0000341232 ISIN |
| AU Country | - Employees | - Last Dividend | 28 Nov 2024 Last Split | - IPO Date |
Overview
Tempus Resources Limited is a distinguished entity within the mineral exploration and extraction sector, operating across Australia, Canada, and Ecuador. Established in 2018 and having its headquarters in Perth, Australia, the company focuses on identifying, securing, and developing high-value mineral assets. With a strategic portfolio that spans across significant geographical locations known for rich mineral reserves, Tempus Resources Limited commits to advancing projects with the potential for high-grade mineral discoveries.
Products and Services
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Blackdome-Elizabeth Gold Project:
Located in Southern British Columbia, Canada, this flagship project encompasses 315 square kilometers. Tempus Resources holds a 100% interest in this project, emphasizing its commitment to exploring and potentially extracting gold from this region, known for its favourable geological features.
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Valle Del Tigre Project:
This project is situated in the renowned Cordillera del Condor mineral belt of southeast Ecuador. The company's involvement in this area represents its broader strategy to tap into the rich mineral reserves of Ecuador, focusing on the exploration potential within this well-endowed region.
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Rio Zarza Project:
Tempus Resources extends its exploration endeavors to the Rio Zarza Project, located west of the Fruta del Norte in Ecuador. This area's interest stems from its proximity to other significant mining projects and its potential for mineral discoveries, underpinning the company’s aim to diversify and strengthen its portfolio in South America.
