GoldMining and Australian Mines Join Forces for Boa Vista

GoldMining Partners with Australian Mines for Boa Vista Project
GoldMining Inc. is excited to share significant news regarding its wholly-owned subsidiary and Australian Mines Limited's recent agreement concerning the Boa Vista Project. This agreement lays the groundwork for a remarkable collaboration, where Australian Mines may secure up to a substantial 80% interest in the Boa Vista Project, a strategic move that could lead to the effective exploration and development of gold assets.
Details of the Earn-In Agreement
The details of the earn-in agreement reveal that Australian Mines Limited can acquire this interest in exchange for total consideration potentially amounting to $7 million in cash and equity payments. At present, GoldMining holds an indirect 84.05% interest in the Boa Vista Project. Upon the full exercise of this option, GoldMining will continue to maintain a 20% stake in the project.
CEO Commentary on the Collaboration
Alastair Still, the CEO of GoldMining, expressed enthusiasm about this partnership, emphasizing its potential to unlock the value of the Boa Vista Project effectively. He highlighted how this option agreement allows the management team to concentrate their efforts on advancing other critical assets, like the São Jorge Project.
Financial Structure of the Agreement
According to the agreement, the initial consideration includes a cash payment of $55,000, which is non-refundable, along with the issuance of shares from Australian Mines, valued at approximately A$1 million. This substantial investment underscores Australian Mines' commitment to the project and their role in its development.
Exploration and Development Milestones
Australian Mines has a structured plan to earn its interest, which spans multiple options over several years. For the first option, they’ll need to undertake significant exploration work, including a minimum of $3,978,000 in expenditures and drilling to establish a JORC-compliant mineral resource estimate.
About the Boa Vista Project
Located in the renowned Tapajós Gold District, the Boa Vista Project covers approximately 9,201 hectares. It is strategically positioned, accessible from regional hubs via established highways and artisanal mining roads. The geological characteristics of this area are promising, with indications of both mesothermal and epithermal mineralization styles, presenting fantastic opportunities for exploration.
Gold Discovery and Geological Insights
GoldMining's exploration program has revealed significant potential for bright prospects, particularly evident in the VG1 area, where visible gold mineralization has been documented since 2010. The company's geological assessments continue to assert that the southeast Pará region holds considerable untapped resources, especially as initial geochemical surveys trace gold anomalies across extensive areas.
Commitment to Sustainable Development
This project not only showcases GoldMining's commitment to resource development but also adheres to responsible exploration practices. The potential investor and operator, Australian Mines, is expected to carry out environmental and feasibility studies focusing on sustainable practices as part of their exploration strategy.
Team Behind the Project
The project benefits from the expertise of Tim Smith, P. Geo., Vice President of Exploration at GoldMining, who leads the scientific and technical efforts associated with the project. His significant role ensures that exploration meets high industry standards and regulatory compliance.
About GoldMining Inc.
GoldMining Inc. is a public mineral exploration company dedicated to acquiring and developing high-potential gold assets throughout the Americas. The company's portfolio includes various resource-stage gold and gold-copper projects, asserting a diversified and strategic foothold across prominent mining jurisdictions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Boa Vista Project?
The Boa Vista Project is located in the Tapajós Gold District and covers approximately 9,201 hectares, showcasing promising gold mineralization potential.
What is the significance of the agreement with Australian Mines?
This agreement allows Australian Mines Limited to earn up to an 80% interest in the Boa Vista Project, enhancing its development and exploration activities.
What are the initial terms of the earn-in agreement?
The agreement includes a $55,000 cash payment and the issuance of AUZ shares valued at approximately A$1 million.
Who supervises the exploration activities at Boa Vista?
Tim Smith, Vice President of Exploration, oversees the scientific aspects of the Boa Vista Project, ensuring compliance with industry standards.
What is GoldMining's strategy in the Americas?
GoldMining focuses on acquiring and developing a diverse portfolio of gold resources across key regions in the Americas with a commitment to sustainable mining practices.
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