THE PROJECTJust six miles south of the U.S. border, La Cobota sits within one of the world’s most productive copper belts — the same geological trend that powers Arizona’s great mines. Covering nearly 4,900 hectares and held under 100% ownership, the property offers secure access, established infrastructure, and direct exposure to three metals shaping the future economy: copper for electrification, silver for clean energy, and cobalt for advanced batteries.
La Cobota
COPPER • SILVER • COBALT
La Cobota:
Strategic Metals for Energy and Defense
At the heart of La Cobota lies a two-by-three-kilometer mineralized corridor — a broad zone of rock enriched with copper, silver, cobalt, gold, nickel, and rare earth elements including lanthanum. The geology shows the hallmarks of an Iron-Oxide-Copper-Gold (IOCG) system, the same rare deposit type that underpins many of the world’s largest copper mines from Chile to Australia.
More than $7 million in exploration, including a preliminary NI 43-101 report, has confirmed exceptional grades — up to 17.7 % copper, 7.2 g/t gold, 898 ppm cobalt, 6.6 g/t silver, 179 ppm nickel, and 1,270 ppm lanthanum — evidence of a robust, multi-element system with both economic and strategic significance.
These metals are critical to clean-energy infrastructure, electrification, advanced batteries, and modern defense technologies. Modern mapping and subsurface imaging reveal a deep, connected structure extending well beyond known zones, signaling substantial untapped potential.
As global demand for critical and strategic minerals accelerates, La Cobota offers investors exposure to one of northern Mexico’s most versatile and geopolitically important multi-metal systems.