−Removed: mineral properties are listed in the following table and summarized below.
−Removed: Grande do Norte, Paraíba
−Removed: Goiás,
−Removed: Nickel/Cobalt
−Removed: of our projects currently has reserves in accordance with the definition of such term by the SEC.
−Removed: One of our projects
−Removed: has had an NI 43-101 technical report issued (see details below).
−Removed: projects owned by Jupiter Gold Corporation (an approximately 30% owned subsidiary) are summarized in the table below.
−Removed: Gold provides details of its properties in its Annual Report on Form 20-F filed with the SEC.
−Removed: Name & Location in Brazil
−Removed: Project - Minas Gerais
−Removed: Floresta –
−Removed: - Goiás
−Removed: Crixás
−Removed: - Goiás
−Removed: - Minas Gerais
−Removed: - Minas Gerais
−Removed: of the Jupiter Gold Corporation projects currently has reserves in accordance with the definition of such term by
−Removed: projects owned by Apollo Resources Corporation (an approximately 60% owned subsidiary)
−Removed: are summarized in the table below.
−Removed: Name & Location in Brazil
−Removed: Piracicaba Project –
−Removed: Iron Quadrangle, Minas Gerais
−Removed: de Cocais Project –
−Removed: Iron Quadrangle,
−Removed: Project –
−Removed: Iron Quadrangle, Minas Gerais
−Removed: Mogol Project –
−Removed: Project –
−Removed: Corumbá
−Removed: Mato Grosso do Sul
−Removed: of the Apollo Resources Corporation projects currently has reserves in accordance with the definition of such term
−Removed: our properties follow below.
+Added: lithium projects are listed in the following table with respective maps below.
Gerais Lithium Project
−Removed: Minas Gerais Lithium Project encompasses 43 mineral rights for lithium in the Brazilian Western Pegmatite Province in the municipalities
−Removed: of Araçuai, Coronel Murta, Itinga, Rubelita, Taiobeiras, and Virgem da Lapa.
−Removed: Mineralizations are described in metric to
−Removed: decametric pegmatite bodies, with tear geometry, with well-defined zoning, accessible both on surface and in galleries.
−Removed: ore occurs as crystals of centimetric to metric sizes of spodumene among masses of lepidolite and albite.
−Removed: We have a dedicated
−Removed: exploratory geology team responsible for the detailed mapping, systematic sampling and analysis of the pegmatite occurrences within
−Removed: our project area.
−Removed: State of Minas Gerais
−Removed: Infrastructure :
−Removed: Paved highway, water, nearby electrical power grid
−Removed: our Minas Gerais Lithium Project area there are schist and meta-gravels of the Salinas
−Removed: Formation as well as schist of the Chapada Acauã
−Removed: Formation outcrop, both with occurrence of cordierite and andalusite.
−Removed: rocks are arranged in structures accommodating the deformation imposed by t granitic intrusions, which would be the parent material
−Removed: in which the fluid responsible for the lithium mineralization’s was derived.
−Removed: The structures to which the rocks of Fm.
−Removed: Chapada Acauã
−Removed: are conditioned, are the same responsible for the transport, accommodation, and accumulation of the
−Removed: fluids responsible for the lithium mineralization.
−Removed: Our project areas are marked by numerous occurrences of gemological and industrial
−Removed: spodumene and has a decades-long history of mining in the region.
−Removed: Lithium Project
−Removed: Northeast Lithium Project encompasses 7 mineral rights for lithium in the surroundings of Parelhas and Jardim do Seridó,
−Removed: State of Rio Grande do Norte, and São José
−Removed: do Sabugi, State of Paraíba in Brazil.
−Removed: The Borborema Province
−Removed: located in the Northeast Region of Brazil has a wide variety of geological / tectonic environments that contain different types
−Removed: of mineral deposits, varying between the classes of metals, non-metals, gems and precious metals.
−Removed: The pegmatitic province of Seridó
−Removed: corresponds to an important mining district located in the northeast of Brazil between the states of Paraíba and Rio Grande
−Removed: This province is characterized by important mineral occurrences, which include several minerals with industrial application.
−Removed: States of Rio Grande do Norte and Paraíba
−Removed: Infrastructure :
−Removed: Paved highway, water, nearby electrical power grid
−Removed: our Northeast Lithium Project mineralizations are described in metric to decametric pegmatite bodies with exotic geometry, accessible
−Removed: both at surface and in underground galleries.
−Removed: Lithium ore occurs as crystals of varying size of spodumene and ambligonite, rarely
−Removed: petalite, these develop in varying paragenesis.
−Removed: In general, the fertile pegmatite bodies occur horst in the metasedimentary rocks
−Removed: of the Seridó
−Removed: Formation and Equador Formation, the latter being responsible for sustaining the relief.
−Removed: Our project is located
−Removed: within the Borborema Province, a macroregion of continental deformation accommodation, our mineral rights are arranged along large
−Removed: dome structures generated at the time of ascent of lithium fertile bodies.
−Removed: These structures are the same ones that condition the
−Removed: accommodation of the pegmatite bodies containing lithium mineralization.
−Removed: Our Northeast Lithium Project is marked by numerous occurrences
−Removed: of industrial spodumene, which is treated as tailings from gem mines in the region.
−Removed: Goiás/Tocantins
−Removed: Rare Earths Project
−Removed: Goiás/Tocantins Rare Earths Project is located within the states of Goiás and Tocantins in the Center-West of Brazil.
−Removed: This Project is further divided into 2 component projects according to the local geology, Serra Dourada and Serra do Mendes.
−Removed: Serra Dourada Project comprises three mineral rights.
−Removed: One located SW of the state of TO, and one NW of the GO state.
−Removed: We have confirmed
−Removed: presence of all rare earth elements via geochemical sample testing.
−Removed: The Serra do Mendes Project contains a mineral right located
−Removed: in the NE region of the GO state.
−Removed: States of Goiás and Tocantins
−Removed: Infrastructure :
−Removed: Paved highway, water, nearby electrical power grid
−Removed: Goiás/Tocantins Rare Earth Elements Project is inserted within the Goiás Tin Province (PEG), which is developed
−Removed: within the geological province of the Goiás Magmatic Arc.
−Removed: The region is marked by numerous magmatic events that developed
−Removed: in an orchestrated manner by the tectonics of the time.
−Removed: The PEG is characterized by a zone with type A granitic intrusions rich
−Removed: in tin and rare earth elements.
−Removed: These fertile granites are responsible for the formation of supergene deposits with exotic minerals
−Removed: such as fluocerite-Ce, ETR oxifluorides, bastnaesite, monazite, allanite, solid solutions of zircon-torite and xenotite-torite
−Removed: in addition to apatite, rich in rare earth elements (REE).
−Removed: PREG/T targets regions bordering the dome of these granites, since
−Removed: it is understood that the REE-enriched deposits would form as regolith of the generating fertile granite, being formed by sediments,
−Removed: transported and deposited in nearby depressions.
−Removed: The area has a history of Sn deposits in PEG, so its potential for REE was not
−Removed: explored until the last decade, after which the regions potential for world-class deposits was understood.
−Removed: Rare Earths Project
−Removed: Project is located in the SW portion of State of Bahia in the Northeast Region of Brazil.
−Removed: The Project comprises a total of 5 mineral
−Removed: State of Bahia
−Removed: Infrastructure :
−Removed: Paved highway, water, nearby electrical power grid
−Removed: Bahia Rare Earth Elements Project is inserted within the regions of Serra do Ramalho
−Removed: and Serra Pitarana which are located in the São Francisco sedimentary basin, an extensive Proterozoic cover of the São
−Removed: Francisco Craton, where the Bambuí
−Removed: Group, which is part of the upper part of the São Francisco Supergroup, is represented
−Removed: by a thick carbonatic-pelitic sequence.
−Removed: The Bambuí
−Removed: Group sits directly on a gneissic–migmatitic base of the ancient
−Removed: Archean crust, occurring sub-horizontally in the center-north portion of the area.
−Removed: Serra do Ramalho stands out as one of the main
−Removed: geomorphological features of the region.
−Removed: It has a relatively flat top and steep flanks, with ruiniform or “lapiês”
−Removed: erosional structures typical of the calcitic limestone dissolution processes, supported by the Sete Lagoas Formation limestone
−Removed: Titanium Project is located in the central-western region of the state of Minas Gerais in Brazil, and is composed of 5 mineral
−Removed: State of Minas Gerais
−Removed: Infrastructure :
−Removed: Paved highway, water, nearby electrical power grid
−Removed: Titanium Projects target region is situated within the São Francisco Basin and approximately 60km from the alkaline carbonate
−Removed: complex of Alto Paranaíba.
−Removed: The complex is formed by carbonatitic intrusions of exotic chemistry associated with a local
−Removed: paleo hotspot, this igneous activity influenced the percolation of fluids into the subsequent sediments generating the basic to
−Removed: ultrabasic complexes of the Mata da Corda Group host in the rocks of the Bambuí
−Removed: Group (São Francisco Basin).
−Removed: is the rocks of this igneous complex (Mata da Corda Group) that host ilmenite mineralizations and form titanium deposits.
+Added: of Minas Gerais
+Added: Brazil Lithium Project
+Added: of Paraíba and Rio Grande do Norte
+Added: other strategic minerals properties are listed in the following table with respective maps below.
+Added: Earths I Properties
+Added: of Goiás and Tocantins
+Added: Earths II Properties
+Added: of Minas Gerais
+Added: of Minas Gerais
Nickel/Cobalt
−Removed: Nickel/Cobalt Project is located in the states of Goiás and Piauí
−Removed: in Brazil, and composed of 3 mineral rights.
−Removed: Nickel and Cobalt
−Removed: States of Goiás and Piauí
−Removed: Infrastructure :
−Removed: Paved highway, water, nearby electrical power grid
−Removed: Nickel/Cobalt Projects target region in the Goiás magmatic arc.
−Removed: The region is marked by numerous intrusions enriched in
−Removed: heavy elements.
−Removed: The deposit is formed through supergene enrichment and soil formation, derived from ultramafic rocks from mantle
−Removed: intrusions and therefore forms metric layers of soil with high Nickel and Cobalt contents.
−Removed: Access to the mineralized layers occurs
−Removed: on surface, facilitating blasting and exploitation operations.
−Removed: In Piauí, the nickel deposits occur constrained to the fold
−Removed: belts Riacho do Pontal.
−Removed: This geological structure depicts tectonic stresses responsible for the rise of basic to ultrabasic fluids
−Removed: that crystallize element-rich minerals such as Nickel and Cobalt.
−Removed: The presence of these mineralized rocks added to the arid climate
−Removed: of the region results in the formation of soil layers enriched in these elements, such as in Goiás.
−Removed: Diamond Project is located in the State of Minas Gerais and comprises a total of 24
−Removed: mineral rights, including 10 mining concessions, the highest level of mining title in Brazil.
−Removed: All our diamond rights are located
−Removed: along the banks of the Jequitinhonha River in the northern part of Minas Gerais.
−Removed: This river rises within the Diamantina Plateau,
−Removed: a region where more than alluvial diamond produced in the world for more than 200 years.
−Removed: The Diamantina region stands out not only
−Removed: for being the place where diamonds were first discovered in the country, in 1714, but also for being responsible for most of the
−Removed: Brazilian production to date.
−Removed: State of Minas Gerais
−Removed: Infrastructure :
−Removed: Paved highway, water, nearby electrical power grid
−Removed: do Espinhaço is a mountain range that extends for more than 1,000 km, in a south-north direction, from the east of the
−Removed: Quadrilátero Ferrífero (central region of Minas Gerais) to the border of the states of Bahia with Piauí.
−Removed: Throughout this extension, diamonds occur in several locations, in addition to involving Chapada Diamantina, in the state of Bahia.
−Removed: In this province, the diamond districts of Diamantina, Grão Mogol, Serra do Cabral and Itacambira are included.
−Removed: do Espinhaço is mostly supported by quartzites, with subordinated phyllites and conglomeratic rocks, in addition to local
−Removed: occurrences of metamagmatic rocks, all members of the Espinhaço Supergroup.
−Removed: In the Diamantina region, the Espinhaço
−Removed: Supergroup is subdivided into the Diamantina and Conselheiro Mata groups;
−Removed: the first consisting mainly of continental sedimentary
−Removed: deposits and the upper, by deposits of marine origin.
−Removed: Such sedimentation occurred in a rift-type basin, which evolved during the
−Removed: Paleoproterozoic and Mesoproterozoic periods.
−Removed: diamonds in the latter area originated from the conglomeratic rocks of the Sopa-Brumadinho Formation, one of the units of the
−Removed: Diamantina Group.
−Removed: Primary rocks such as kimberlites or lamproites, even if metamorphosed, are not known along the mountain spike.
−Removed: The main diamond rocks are conglomerates and loopholes in that formation, which flourishes mainly in the highest mountain portions.
−Removed: Such rocks were sedimented in fluvial and alluvial fan systems, which probably collected diamonds from some area west of the mountain,
−Removed: where the São Francisco River basin is currently located.
−Removed: an original distribution of kimberlitic or lamproitic rocks, still unknown, the diamonds were initially invested in the conglomerates
−Removed: and crevices of the Sopa-Brumadinho Formation.
−Removed: From Proterozoic to recent, a complex multiphase evolutionary history of diamond
−Removed: deposits present in this province can be summarized from data compiled from studies by several authors.
−Removed: Although some of these
−Removed: ages are not absolute, most of them are well established by radiometric dating (case of proterozoic deposits) or by fossils and
−Removed: inferences about major climatic events at the regional level (case of phanerozoic deposits).
−Removed: sand deposits are located on the banks and on the Jequitinhonha River in the state of Minas Gerais.
−Removed: High-quality, commercial grade
−Removed: sand for construction use is found in our deposits.
−Removed: A professional mining engineer surveyor measured one of our deposits to contain
−Removed: 1,140,400 cubic meters of sand in the surveyed area, with an average modeled body thickness of 3.07 m, very close to the average
−Removed: of 3.19 m found in the 13 sampled holes.
−Removed: Several other deposits of similar size are thought to exist in our overall project area.
−Removed: State of Minas Gerais
−Removed: Infrastructure :
−Removed: Paved highway, water, nearby electrical power grid
+Added: Nickel/Cobalt
+Added: II Properties
+Added: alluvial gold and diamonds, and industrial sand properties are listed in the following table with respective maps below.
+Added: Gold and Diamonds
+Added: Gold and Diamonds Mine
+Added: of Minas Gerais
+Added: Sand Mine I & Mine II
+Added: of Minas Gerais
+Added: of Our Properties
+Added: Minas Gerais Lithium Project
+Added: Northeastern Brazil Lithium Project
+Added: Rare Earths I Properties
+Added: Rare Earths II Properties
+Added: Titanium Properties
+Added: Graphite Properties
+Added: Nickel/Cobalt I Properties
+Added: Nickel/Cobalt II Properties
+Added: Titanium Properties
+Added: Alluvial Gold and Diamond Properties
+Added: Industrial Sand Properties
Legal Proceedings.
−Removed: We are not a party to any pending legal proceedings
−Removed: which we consider to be material.
+Added: are not a party to any material legal proceedings.
Mine Safety Disclosures.
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