Peruvian Metals 

Peruvian Metals Corp. is engaged in the strategic acquisition, exploration, and subsequent development of both precious and base metal deposits exclusively within Peru. The corporation boasts complete ownership (100% interest) of several significant Peruvian assets. These include the Panteria Porphyry Gold - Copper Project, which encompasses four distinct mineral concessions spread over 2,000 hectares in south-central Peru, and the Cerro La Cumbre project, comprising two mineral concessions spanning 727 hectares. Furthermore, the company holds various stakes in additional Peruvian properties. Among these are the Huachocolpa properties, a cluster of 78 adjacent and disconnected mining concessions covering 2,548 hectares in the Huancavelica Department. Other notable holdings include the Palta Dorada property, a 1,200-hectare site situated within the Ancash Mining Department in northern Peru; the Indio Inka property, a 470-hectare parcel positioned alongside an asphalted road leading from the Aguila Norte processing plant; the Minas Yanayco property, which covers 500 hectares in the Ancash Department near the community of Pueblo Libre; and the Minas Visca project in northern Peru, an approximate 94-hectare expanse. Initially established in 1997 as Duran Ventures Inc., the company officially rebranded to Peruvian Metals Corp. in September 2018. Its main operational base is located in Edmonton, Canada.