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Mining asset management since 2007 · Andes Mountains · Chile

We turn mining property into real opportunities

Strategic, end-to-end management of mining assets and portfolios. We act as a bridge between asset owners, operating companies, investors and sources of capital interested in developing exploration, mining, acquisition or partnership projects.

I own a mining property → I am looking to invest
+19years managing and selling mining assets
+39 MM USDin landmark transactions
Multidisciplinarygeology · engineering · finance · mining law
"We connect Chile's mining potential with its territories, communities and culture, linking it to responsible investment to drive sustainable projects and create long-term value."
About us

Strategic and integral management of mining assets

At Andina Minergy we seek to turn mining property into real development and investment opportunities. Our management covers the assessment, valuation, preparation and promotion of mining properties, together with the structuring of sale, acquisition, option, lease and joint-venture processes, incorporation of partners, financing, diversification, rebalancing or planned relinquishment of assets.

We understand that the value of a mining property does not depend on its geological potential alone. For this reason, from the earliest stages we incorporate the analysis of its legal, territorial, environmental, social and regulatory aspects.

Our team is made up of geologists, engineers, finance professionals and mining-law experts, with a proven track record in financing, joint-venture, purchase and sale transactions of mining assets.

Outcrop with copper mineralisation and old mine workings, with a team member at the foot of the rock face for scale
Outcrop with copper mineralisation and historic workings. Farellón prospect, Coquimbo Region.

Tailored analysis

We adapt our services to each client's specific needs, with detailed analyses to identify the best buying or selling opportunities.

Proactive strategies

We maximize asset value and minimize risk, continuously monitoring the market and adjusting the strategy to changing conditions.

Transparency and communication

Open communication throughout the transaction, with regular, detailed reporting, maintaining transparent relationships with every stakeholder in the territory.

"Exploring a territory in search of minerals is far more than a technical task: it means understanding its geology, respecting its environment and its culture, and working responsibly to turn its potential into development opportunities for Chile." Pablo Rodó Ponce, Director
Our purpose

A bridge between mining, communities, the environment and investment

We work to connect mining assets and projects with investors, companies, communities, authorities and local stakeholders, generating responsible, viable and sustainable development opportunities.

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Mining

Asset owners, operators and projects with geological and economic potential.

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Communities

Early and ongoing engagement with local and indigenous communities and territorial stakeholders.

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Environment

Impact assessment, water availability and territorial compatibility from day one.

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Investment

Investors and sources of capital seeking well-structured, bankable projects.

Our management integrates the geological and economic potential of each property with its social, environmental, territorial and regulatory conditions: projects that are attractive for investment, compatible with their surroundings and capable of building long-term relationships.

Who we work for

Properties with potential, waiting for a strategy

The geology has already done its part. From here on, what unlocks value is management: organising the portfolio, presenting it to the right counterparties and negotiating on its behalf. That is what we take on.

Behind many of these properties there is a family history: whoever registered them, whoever worked them and whoever inherited them. We know that dynamic closely, because at Andina Minergy we also work as a family, and we understand that decisions about a mining estate rest on technical judgement as much as on agreement between people.

Three members of the field team beside a stone marker built from mineralised rock, with the Atacama plain behind
Fieldwork beside a stone marker built from mineralised rock. Rama project, Copiapó, Atacama Region.
FAMILY OFFICES

Family wealth

Mining concessions that form part of a larger estate, without an in-house mining team to manage them. We organize the portfolio, appraise it, and turn a passive holding into a real line of value within the family's wealth.

ENTREPRENEURS & INVESTORS

Properties acquired as an investment

You bought mining properties betting on their potential, and now need a strategy to make them profitable: develop them, partner them with an operator, or sell them at the right point in the cycle.

MINERS & SMALL-SCALE MINING

You know the mountain

No one knows your property and its potential better than you. We contribute what's missing: structure, organized technical information, a network of investors and operators, and professional negotiation to partner up or sell at a fair price. Also see our program of 30 free monthly XRF assays.

ESTATES & INHERITANCES

Inherited projects

When the owner passes away, mining properties often drift: license fees about to lapse, scattered information, and heirs with no mining experience. We guide the family through settling the estate, protecting the validity of the concessions, and deciding the best path on solid grounds: hold, develop or sell.

What we bring in every case
Strategy→Visibility→Active outreach→Negotiation→Marketing→Closing
Portfolio management · the core of what we do

We manage your portfolio and define the right path for every asset

We take on the full management of mining properties and projects held by family offices, entrepreneurs, miners and estates. Each asset is assigned the path that best fits its stage, its potential and its owner's objectives.

A mining portfolio is a living asset. Its value is built through decisions taken over time: when to deepen the technical information, when to bring in a partner, when to go to market and when to let an asset mature. Managing it with method is what turns a set of concessions into a portfolio that works for its owner.

Andina Minergy takes on that management under mandate from the title holder. We organise the portfolio, establish precisely what each property holds and assign each one the path that maximises its value: developing technical studies, partnering with an operator, leasing the concession, structuring a purchase option, selling at the right point in the cycle, or keeping the asset protected and in good standing while its opportunity matures.

The owner always decides. We provide the technical judgement, the network of counterparties and the execution: we prepare the asset, lead the negotiation and see the process through to closing, with regular reporting throughout the mandate.

Copper oxides in an outcrop at the Rama project, with a geological hammer and scale bar for reference
Copper oxides in outcrop. Station CU 01, Rama project, Copiapó, Atacama Region.
The management cycle

Due diligence

Register of concessions, licence fee status, surveys, overlaps, easements and the judicial or probate situation of each property.

Valuation

Technical and market value of each asset, with a field campaign using our own equipment where fresh information is worth gathering.

Portfolio plan

Classification of each property as strategic, developable or available, and assignment of the value creation path that fits.

Execution

Delivery of the agreed studies, search for a counterparty, negotiation and legal structuring of the transaction through to closing.

Control and reporting

Regular reports, tracking of the obligations calendar and adjustment of the plan to market, regulation and the holder's objectives.

Value creation paths

Six routes to increase the value of an asset

The right decision depends on the stage of the project, the capital the owner is willing to commit and the point in the price cycle. These are the paths we structure and manage.

INFORMATION

Technical studies

Technical information is what sustains the price of an asset. We organise the existing record and design the campaign that fits: mapping and sampling, geochemistry, geophysics, drilling, NI 43-101 reports or prefeasibility studies. Every completed stage gives the counterparty certainty and feeds directly into the value.

Suits you whenThe property has recognised potential and the next step is to back it with systematic, verifiable information.
PARTNERS

Strategic partnership and joint venture

We bring in an operator or a financial partner who contributes the capital and technical capacity to develop the project in exchange for a stake. The owner retains part of the asset, shares in the outcome and shares with the partner the effort of exploration and construction.

Suits you whenThe project calls for an investment worth sharing with a partner of proven technical and financial capacity.
OPTION

Purchase option

The interested party pays for the right to buy within a defined period, through staged payments in cash, in shares or in exploration expenditure commitments. The owner receives cash flow while the third party explores and keeps the asset in full should the option lapse.

Suits you whenThere is third-party interest and it pays to give exploration time before setting a sale price.
INCOME

Lease and mining contract

A third party works the concession and pays a fixed rent, a royalty on production or a combination of both. Title remains with the owner and the asset returns to their control at the end of the contract, together with whatever infrastructure and knowledge the operation has left behind.

Suits you whenThere is workable mineral and an operator with real production capacity, and the holder prefers steady income while retaining ownership.
TRANSACTION

Structured sale

Technical and commercial preparation of the asset, identification of qualified buyers, negotiation and closing. The outcome depends as much on the quality of the information as on the point in the cycle, and is often structured by combining a fixed price with a variable component tied to future production.

Suits you whenThe market cycle favours realising the value, or the owner decides to concentrate the portfolio on other assets.
PROTECTION

Maintenance, tenure and orderly exit

Monitoring of concession validity, payment and optimisation of licence fees, surveys and title regularisation. When the holder decides to release a property, we plan an orderly relinquishment that safeguards the standing of the concessions remaining in the portfolio.

Suits you whenThe owner wants to optimise the annual holding cost and concentrate resources on the concessions with the greatest potential.
Comparison of value creation paths
Path Title Income for the owner Who bears the risk Typical horizon
Technical studies Retained Investment that increases the value of the asset The owner funds it 6 to 24 months
Strategic partnership Shared Share in the project's outcome Shared with the partner 3 to 10 years
Purchase option Retained until exercise Staged payments over the option period The exploring third party 2 to 5 years
Lease or mining contract Retained Fixed rent or periodic royalty The operator 1 to 10 years
Structured sale Transferred Price at closing, with an optional variable component Transferred to the buyer 3 to 18 months
Maintenance and exit Retained or relinquished Reduces the annual cost of the portfolio Low Ongoing

// Horizons are indicative and depend on the stage of the project, the counterparty and market conditions. A single portfolio usually combines several paths in parallel.

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Services

Tailored solutions for your portfolio

We support our clients in asset valuation, structuring of partnerships, sale or acquisition of properties, community engagement, environmental assessment, permitting and development strategy.

PORTFOLIO

Mining portfolio management

We optimize portfolio composition according to each client's objectives. See the management mandate and the six value creation paths in detail.

  • Diversification and rebalancing
  • Acquisition of new assets
  • Planned relinquishment of properties
  • Generative exploration
EVALUATION

Assessment, valuation and due diligence

Exhaustive due diligence on the value, risks and potential of each property.

  • Advanced valuation methods
  • Fair market pricing
  • Technical evaluation with our own field equipment
TRANSACTIONS

Investment structuring

We negotiate and structure the deal that maximizes our client's benefit.

  • Sale, acquisition, option and lease
  • Joint ventures and partner incorporation
  • Project financing
MARKETING

Asset preparation and promotion

We present each property in a technically and commercially attractive way.

  • Tailored marketing strategies
  • Industry network of contacts
  • Specialized platforms
TERRITORY

Community engagement

We build early, transparent relationships with the project's surroundings.

  • Local and indigenous communities
  • Identification of indigenous consultation processes
  • Surface owners and easements
  • Land access
ENVIRONMENTAL · LEGAL

Environmental management and permitting

We anticipate risks and plan the permitting of each project stage.

  • Environmental impact assessment
  • Water availability and territorial compatibility
  • Legal advisory and regulatory compliance
Opportunities · available portfolio

Assets available for investment

Portfolio properties available for sale, option, lease or partnership. Request the technical report for any asset of interest.

NI 43-101 · 2026Principal Cordillera, Copayapu project area

Copayapu Project

CommodityCopper-Gold (porphyry)
StageEarly-stage exploration · no drilling
RegionCoquimbo · Limarí
Area4,000 ha
Highlight6 km lithocap in the Vicuña belt
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AVAILABLEHorseback reconnaissance at the Farellón prospect

Farellón Prospect

CommodityCopper-Silver-Gold
StageGenerative exploration
RegionCoquimbo · Elqui
Area1,796 ha (10 claims)
HighlightSamples up to 4.51% Cu and 222 ppm Ag
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AVAILABLECopper oxides in outcrop at the Rama prospect

Rama Prospect

CommodityGold-Copper + industrial CaCO₃
StageExploration
RegionAtacama · Sierra Fritis, Copiapó
DistrictPunta del Cobre-Candelaria IOCG corridor
HighlightGrades up to 16.2 g/t Au · carbonate 96.7% CaCO₃
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// Detailed information on each project (coordinates, geological data and legal background) is provided under a confidentiality agreement.

Territory and sustainability

Value goes beyond geology

The value of a mining property does not depend on its geological potential alone. That is why, from the earliest stages, we incorporate the analysis of the legal, territorial, environmental, social and regulatory aspects of each asset.

We seek to anticipate risks, prevent conflicts and create the conditions to develop responsible, sustainable and viable projects, maintaining a transparent relationship with communities, authorities, surface owners and every stakeholder linked to the territory.

Our goal is to turn inactive or undervalued properties into attractive, responsible, bankable projects with real development prospects, maximizing their technical, economic, social and strategic value.

  • Early and ongoing engagement with local and indigenous communities
  • Identification of potential indigenous consultation processes
  • Environmental impact assessment
  • Water availability and land access
  • Easements and territorial compatibility
  • Permitting planning for each project stage
Voluntary social commitment

30 free assays a month for small-scale miners

30XRF assays · every month · free of charge

We know from our own experience how hard it can be, at certain times, to sustain exploration and open new extraction points. Many sectors hold real potential for new workings, but resources are finite, sometimes scarce, and paying for assays is not always possible.

To support that critical stage and encourage the search for new extraction points, we make available to small-scale miners 30 free XRF elemental analyses of hand samples every month, with a maximum of 5 per concession, so that each month the programme reaches at least six different workings. When results warrant it, we also perform mechanical sample preparation for pulp analysis.

Book your slot

Write to us with the name and registry number of the concession you work, whether or not you are the title holder, and how many samples you want analysed, up to 5 a month.

XRF analysis

Elemental analysis of your hand sample: up to 40 elements identified per scan.

Pulp preparation

If the result is of interest, we mechanically prepare the sample for pulp analysis.

Results and guidance

We deliver the results with a technical read to guide your next steps.

Program terms

30 monthly slots on a first-come, first-served basis, with a maximum of 5 analyses per concession per month · every sample is logged with the registry number of the concession it came from, whether your own or worked with the title holder's authorisation, and the coordinates of the sampling point · when requests exceed the month's slots, priority goes to those who have not taken part in the last three months · results are indicative and do not constitute laboratory certification · your sample results belong to you and are handled with strict confidentiality · voluntary program, free of charge and with no commercial commitment.

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Field capabilities · high-mountain exploration

We explore where the road ends

We run complete campaigns in the high Andes, with camp logistics and pack animals specifically suited to mountain terrain, backed by more than 20 years of experience. We sample and analyse in situ, right in the work area, to make the most of the available time, reduce costs and get better value from every exploration investment. The process is completed with desk work that turns the data gathered into technical information that is organised, clear and ready to use.

Geologist kneeling on a mountain ridge to take a sample from a hydrothermal alteration zone, with the Andes behind
Sampling an alteration zone along a high ridge. Copayapu project, Coquimbo Region.
Two team members on mules at the summit of the Guana pass, on the border between Chile and Argentina
High-Andes exploration by mule. Work area, Guana pass, Chile-Argentina border.
Muleteer and pack mules crossing a high Andean valley at dawn
ACCESS

High-mountain logistics and mobilisation

Many properties with real potential sit where no vehicle can reach. We get there with mules and muleteers with more than 20 years of experience in high-Andes mineral exploration, carrying equipment, water, food and samples along ravines and ridges for days at a time. It is the proven way to work the high Andes and what lets us examine in detail properties that lie far from any road.

Exploration camp with tents and a generator beside a stone corral in the mountains
SELF-SUFFICIENCY

High-altitude base camp

We set up our own camp next to the work area, with power, communications and catering logistics for the whole team. The campaign gains effective field hours every day, covers more ground per shift, and runs to safety and acclimatisation standards suited to altitude.

Geologist examining a hand sample with a loupe on a slope of altered rock
FIELDWORK

Mapping, sampling and XRF analysis

Geological mapping, alteration logging and systematic sampling with every station georeferenced. Portable XRF delivers up to 40 elements in a 30-to-60-second scan of the hand sample, with methods for common mining elements (Cu, Fe, Ag, Zn), light elements (Al, Si, S) and rare earths (Y, Sc, La, Ce). The same scan identifies pathfinder elements, the geochemical indicators (As, Sb, Bi, Mo, Te) that vector the search towards the mineralised body. Our mobile laboratory handles the mechanical preparation of the samples sent for pulp assay.

Two geologists describing samples and filling in logging sheets at a work table
DESK WORK

Logging, interpretation and GIS

Every campaign ends at the desk: systematic logging and description of the samples, integration of the asset's historical record, data analysis and geographic information systems (GIS). The output is a geological model and an organised information set that supports the valuation of the property and stands up to third-party technical review.

How we work

Two paths, one bridge

Whether you own a mining property or are looking to invest in one, the process is clear, confidential and guided by our team at every step.

OWNERS

I own a mining property

  1. Integral assessmentTechnical, legal, territorial and environmental analysis of the asset, with a field campaign if required.
  2. Value enhancementValuation, organization of information and preparation of the technical and commercial report.
  3. Targeted promotionPresentation of the asset to our network of qualified investors, operators and buyers.
  4. Structuring and closingNegotiation of sale, option, lease, joint venture or financing, with full legal support.
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INVESTORS

I'm looking to invest in mining

  1. Investment profileTell us what you are looking for: commodity, stage, scale and deal type.
  2. Portfolio opportunitiesReview the public listings and receive proposals aligned with your profile.
  3. Information under confidentialityMeeting with our experts and signing of a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) to access technical details.
  4. Site visit, due diligence and closingVisit to the asset, technical and legal verification, and structuring of the transaction.
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Detailed information on each asset (coordinates, geological data, titles and legal background) is provided exclusively under a confidentiality agreement, protecting owners and investors alike.
Track record · proven results

Results that speak for themselves

ASSET SALE US$35 M

Laguna Verde Lithium Project

Buyer identification, negotiation strategy, exhaustive due diligence, legal advisory, transaction structuring and closing of a US$35 million sale, allowing our client to diversify its portfolio of mining properties.

CLAIM SALE · 2025 US$900,000

Dayan Claim · Chañaral, Atacama

Management and closing of the sale of the "Dayan Una al Tres" mining claim, located in Sierra La Reina, Chañaral, to Mantoverde S.A., one of the district's leading copper producers. The transaction closed at US$900,000, paid in full at signing, with immediate material delivery of the concession, duly protected and free of encumbrances.

PURCHASE OPTION · 2025 US$550,000

La Perla Concession · Tierra Amarilla, Atacama

Structuring of a purchase-option agreement over the "La Perla Uno al Diez" mining concession with Mogotes Metals, a Canadian explorer listed on the TSX Venture Exchange in Toronto. The deal combines US$200,000 in cash payments and US$350,000 in TSXV-tradable shares, structured over 48 months: the owner receives cash flow during exploration and shares in the project's upside.

STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP US$1 M

Los Negritos Iron Project

Identification of a joint-venture partner, negotiation and structuring of a strategic partnership agreement to share risks and resources. The financing obtained enabled the development of the iron-concentrate mining and production project, significantly increasing the profitability of the client's portfolio.

PORTFOLIO REBALANCING US$2 M

Tola-Chumbeque Portfolio

Asset performance evaluation and portfolio rebalancing: identification of properties misaligned with the client's objectives, buyer search, negotiation and sale of non-core assets, redirecting resources toward more profitable projects.

GENERATIVE EXPLORATION 10 Mt · 35% Fe Mag.

Tesoro Negro Mining Project

Identification and evaluation of new opportunities through advanced prospecting and active exploration techniques: geological data update and iron-ore resource evaluation. The project is currently in a strategic-partnership stage for development and construction, targeting production of 10,000 tonnes per month.

Team

Leadership

Geologists, engineers, finance professionals and mining-law experts.

Pablo Rodó Ponce

Director

Founder and Director of Andina Minergy, with 24 years of experience in mining across both production and exploration, including high-Andean exploration. Since 2007 he has led the management, valuation and sale of mining assets in Chile, connecting concession owners, mining operators and investors.

Luis Alfredo Jorquera Rivero

Survey Engineer — Licensed Mine Surveyor

Survey engineer and licensed mine surveyor with 46 years in Chilean mining. He has carried out around 4,000 mining surveys for the country's leading companies, including Collahuasi, Candelaria, Quebrada Blanca and Barrick, has served as court-appointed expert in Chile's largest mining disputes, and was named the country's best professional in the field of mine surveying (1998-1999). A mining entrepreneur, he leads Cía. Minera Los Negritos and the development of iron, lithium, iodine and salt projects in the Atacama Region.

Rodrigo Munizaga Zambrano

Senior Geologist — Economic Geology

Geologist from Universidad Católica del Norte, with postgraduate studies towards a Master's in Economic Geology (Mineral Exploration) and 23 years of experience in production geology, exploration and mining project management. His expertise spans Cu-Mo/Cu-Au porphyries, IOA-IOCG and epithermal systems, alongside project due diligence and scientific publications.

Marco Aurelio Carrasco Gajardo

Geologist — Qualified Person (QP)

Geologist graduated with distinction from Universidad del Norte and a Qualified Person (QP) in Geology and Resources accredited by Chile's Comisión Minera. He brings 45 years of experience in exploration, production geology, geometallurgy and resource estimation across Chile and Peru, with work on projects including Los Pelambres, Chuquicamata, Candelaria, Radomiro Tomic and Marimaca, and signs technical reports under NI 43-101 and JORC standards.

Luis Hernán Alvarez Estay

Tax and Financial Advisor

Certified Public Accountant and Auditor with a Master's in Tax Management, and more than 40 years of experience in national and multinational companies across the mining, banking, real estate and telecommunications sectors, among others. A founding partner of Accountax Auditores Consultores SpA, he specialises in tax advisory and in the financial management of project operations, administration, management control, costs and budgeting, advising boards and senior management directly, including mergers, acquisitions and company incorporation.

Víctor Andrés Morales Cortés

Lawyer — Mining and Environmental Law

Lawyer with a Master's in Mining Law (Institute of Mining, Water and Environmental Law, UDA-UC) and more than 25 years of practice specialising in mining, water and environmental law. He taught for nearly two decades at the Faculty of Legal Sciences of Universidad de Atacama, as professor of Mining, Water and Environmental Law and head of its Public Law Department, and today works as a mining-environmental consultant and standing legal adviser to several mining companies, leading environmental permitting (DIA, EIA), exploitation plans and closure plans.

News

Latest updates

REGULATION · LEGISLATIVE PROCESS

Bill simplifying Chile's mining licence fee regime moves forward

The bill amending the Mining Code and Laws No. 21,420 and No. 21,649 on mining tenure maintenance (Bulletin No. 18,259-08) seeks to ease compliance with the amparo obligation, broaden access to the reduced licence fee and remove the progressive scale set out in article 142 bis. According to the Executive's Message, during 2024 and 2025 the number of concessions listed for auction due to unpaid licence fees rose 45% for exploitation concessions and 75% for exploration concessions, while the area auctioned grew 63% and 99% respectively compared with 2023.

For holders of mining portfolios, the change bears directly on the annual cost of maintaining concessions and on planning their validity.

18 May 2026 The Executive submits the bill to the Chamber of Deputies.
24 June 2026 The Mining and Energy Committee approves the general idea of legislating by 8 votes in favour and 5 abstentions, under an urgency motion. Amendments accepted until 7 July.
14 July 2026 The Finance Committee clears the bill, which is now ready for a vote on the Chamber floor.
Ministry of Mining · 24 Jun 2026 Ministry of Mining · 15 Jul 2026 Carey legal alert (PDF, Spanish)
RAMA PROJECT · ATACAMA

Field campaign begins for the NI 43-101 technical report on the Rama project

Fieldwork has started to support the NI 43-101 technical report on the Rama prospect, located in Sierra Fritis, Copiapó, within the Punta del Cobre, Candelaria IOCG corridor. The campaign is being carried out with Andina Minergy's own resources: systematic mapping and sampling, XRF analysis at the sampling point, and mechanical sample preparation in our mobile laboratory.

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LOS NEGRITOS PROJECT

NI 43-101 technical report updated for the Los Negritos iron project

The NI 43-101 technical report on the Los Negritos project has been updated, incorporating the analysis of 300 samples by ICP for rare earth elements (REE) and copper. The campaign returned highly favourable results, opening an additional value stream alongside the iron ore already identified.

See the case in our portfolio Request information
Gallery

Field, rock and mountain

A record of our exploration and reconnaissance campaigns across the projects and prospects we manage.

Photos

Exploration campaign, Copayapu Project
Exploration campaign, Copayapu Project
Field reconnaissance, Pangue Project
Field reconnaissance, Pangue Project
Mapping at the RM Cacerón prospect
Mapping at the RM Cacerón prospect
Outcrop at the Farellón prospect
Outcrop at the Farellón prospect
Fieldwork at the RM 13 prospect
Fieldwork at the RM 13 prospect
Mineralised veinlet, Farellón prospect
Mineralised veinlet, Farellón prospect
Surface sampling, Copayapu Project
Surface sampling, Copayapu Project
Mountain access to the Pangue Project
Mountain access to the Pangue Project
Historic working surveyed at Pangue
Historic working surveyed at Pangue
Structure logging, RM 2c prospect
Structure logging, RM 2c prospect
Sampling at RM Cacerón
Sampling at RM Cacerón
A field day in the Andes
A field day in the Andes

Videos

Walkthrough of the site
General view of the area
Access to the working face
Mining working in detail
Contact

Let's talk

If you own a mining property, are looking to add assets to your portfolio, or want to invest in well-structured projects, write to us.

Email
contacto@andinaminergy.cl
Phone
+56 9 6210 0789
Coverage
All of Chile · Andes Mountain Range