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Turmalina Metals Corp. is a proactive company focused on the acquisition, exploration, and evaluation of precious and base metal resources in South America. Incorporated in 2017 and headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, the company showcases a strong commitment to exploring the rich mineral resources that South America has to offer. Formerly known as Turmalina Copper Corp., the company rebranded itself to Turmalina Metals Corp. in June 2019, reflecting a broader focus beyond just copper exploration. Its strategic operations in South America, particularly in Argentina and Peru, position the company to potentially capitalize on the vast mineral wealth of these regions. The San Francisco project in the San Juan Province of Argentina represents its principal property, covering an extensive area of 40,340 hectares. This project, along with others like the Miranda and Chanape projects in Peru, underscores the company's ambitious exploration agenda.
Turmalina Metals Corp. specializes in the exploration and evaluation of mineral resource properties in South America, with a keen focus on identifying and developing gold, copper, silver, and molybdenum deposits. Utilizing advanced exploration technologies and methodologies, the company seeks to uncover significant mineral deposits that can be developed into profitable mining operations.
The San Francisco project, located in the San Juan Province of Argentina, is Turmalina Metals Corp.'s flagship property. Covering an impressive 40,340 hectares, this project is at the forefront of the company's exploration efforts. It targets the identification and development of gold, copper, silver, and molybdenum deposits within this extensive area, showcasing the company's commitment to leveraging Argentina's mineral potential.
Aside from its exploration activities, Turmalina Metals Corp. actively seeks out opportunities for acquiring additional properties with mineral exploration potential. With options to acquire 100% interest in the Miranda project and Chanape project in Peru, as well as ongoing interests in Argentina, the company is strategically expanding its portfolio. This expansion strategy is designed to diversify the company’s assets and increase its footprint in the rich mineral domains of South America.