The AZRAR Project

The Azrar Project is situated in the western Anti-Atlas Mountains, 155 km southeast of the port city of Agadir and 45 km southeast of the Tizert copper mine, which is operated by Managem Group.

The western Anti-Atlas is dominated by Palaeoproterozoic to Neoproterozoic age inliers overlain unconformably by Cambrian to recent sedimentary and volcanic sequences.

The Lower Cambrian Adoudounian Formation comprises sediments known to host significant sedimentary copper deposits in the Western and Central Anti-Atlas, including the Tizert mine.

The Tizert copper deposit is considered the largest copper deposit in the western Anti-Atlas, with resources estimated to be 57 Mt grading 1.03 % Cu and 23 g/t Ag.

AZRAR : Reported Highlights

Previously reported highlights for this Project are:

· High copper and silver grades were reported from outcrop sampling.

· Results include 3.79 % Cu and 23 g/t Ag in a fault breccia sample.

· Copper and silver mineralisation identified across 5 target areas.

· Work to date covers less than 50% of the Project area.

· Multiple occurrences of historic hard rock artisanal mining have been mapped.

· Potential for stratiform sediment-hosted and contact breccia copper-silver mineralisation.

Prospective green metal portfolio

Primarily targeting Copper – Silver, in addition to Au, Sn, Zn & Pb

Projects are located mainly in the Anti-Atlas Mountains, as well as the High Atlas and Central Morocco.
The Anti-Atlas is highly prospective for sedimentary-hosted copper.
Tata Project: up to 2.05 % Cu from sediments, over 25 km of mineralised strike
Jebilet Est Project: up to 4.43 % Cu from quartz-carbonate vein swarm
Izougza Project: initial assay grades up to 8.37 % Cu in breccia
Azrar Project: initial assay grades up to 3.41 % Cu and 56 g/t Ag in breccia and 1 % Cu and 16 g/t Ag from ferruginous stratiform sample.
Jafra Project: up to 170 g/t Ag and 22.2 % Pb from quartz veins and fault beccias