The JAFRA Project

A “NEW” COPPER - SILVER - GOLD AND POLY-METALLIC FRONTIER

The JAFRA Project

The Jafra Project covers 29 km2 and comprises two licence blocks in the western Meseta, north-central Morocco, approximately 36 km northeast of Marrakech, 35 km east of the former Roc Blanc silver mine, and 32 km from the rail line to the port of Casablanca.

The Jafra project is located at the eastern margin of the pluton within the metamorphic aureole.

It hosts a historically mapped lead occurrence, coincident with apparent former artisanal mining associated with fault zones and a quartz-carbonate vein system.

Access to the Jafra Project is via asphalt roads and a network of smaller tracks.

JAFRA : Reported Highlights

· Sampling reports high silver and lead grades of 170 g/t Ag, 22.2 % Pb and 157 g/t Ag, 21.2 % Pb.

· The Jafra Project hosts a historically mapped lead (“Pb”) occurrence, and several historical workings have been identified.

· Situated on the eastern margin of a Hercynian-age granite.

· Located 35 km east of the former Roc Blanc silver mine.

· The Jafra project lies 14 km south of the Company’s Jebilet Est Copper Project.

· The Jafra Project located close to good infrastructure.

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.
The Tata Project: up to 7.02 % Cu from sediments, over 25 km of mineralised strike
The Jebilet Est Project: up to 4.43 % Cu from quartz-carbonate vein swarm
The Izougza Project: initial assay grades up to 8.37 % Cu in breccia
The 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.