$OMI.V - OROSUR MINING Orosur has an asset in Colombia and...

Silver Santa@Silver__Santa
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May 23, 2025
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In Colombia the project is called "Anza".
Different finds, but the following pop out:
1/ Pepas (North) - gold prospect - drilling showing spectacular results.
2/ Apta (Center) - gold prospect - moved to resource in the near term.
3/ El Cedro / El Roble (South) - potential gold porphyry.
The Anza asset is 400km2, and 100% owned.
They had a JV with Newmont and Agnico, but purchased it back from them.
Different finds, but the following pop out:
1/ Pepas (North) - gold prospect - drilling showing spectacular results.
2/ Apta (Center) - gold prospect - moved to resource in the near term.
3/ El Cedro / El Roble (South) - potential gold porphyry.
The Anza asset is 400km2, and 100% owned.
They had a JV with Newmont and Agnico, but purchased it back from them.
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Anza - El Cedro / El Roble (South).
Here they see widespread high grade soil and rock chips. From 0.50 GT AU to 1.50 GT AU and higher.
No drilling was done in this area.
However OMI thinks that both El Cedro and El Roble are both part of a larger and deeper porphyry. In a recent call they said that they needed to verify further before they could confirm.
Here they see widespread high grade soil and rock chips. From 0.50 GT AU to 1.50 GT AU and higher.
No drilling was done in this area.
However OMI thinks that both El Cedro and El Roble are both part of a larger and deeper porphyry. In a recent call they said that they needed to verify further before they could confirm.
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In general Anza is huge, with proven high grade gold, and possibly a gold porphyry.
In a recent interview OMI said that they want to fast track Pepas to the mining stage. There is high grade from surface, excellent transport, nearby mines, third party mills. And high grade at surface is very profitable.
They are talking about getting a resource at Pepas, and then expand it later. The F2F can then finance the rest of the exploration without any dilution.
This week a fund stepped into OMI: 1832 Asset Management now owns 12% of the company. Most of the holdings will be in Robert Cohen's Dynamic Precious Metals Fund. He is a multi-award winning fund manager. The fund is one of the top performing PM funds in the world on a one, three, five and 10 year basis.
In a recent interview OMI said that they want to fast track Pepas to the mining stage. There is high grade from surface, excellent transport, nearby mines, third party mills. And high grade at surface is very profitable.
They are talking about getting a resource at Pepas, and then expand it later. The F2F can then finance the rest of the exploration without any dilution.
This week a fund stepped into OMI: 1832 Asset Management now owns 12% of the company. Most of the holdings will be in Robert Cohen's Dynamic Precious Metals Fund. He is a multi-award winning fund manager. The fund is one of the top performing PM funds in the world on a one, three, five and 10 year basis.
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OMI also has an asset in Argentina called "El Pantano".
The asset is drill ready after magnetics, mapping, geochemistry and permits. The asset is huge at 560km2.
The geological model seems to look a lot like Newmont's Cerro Negro which is a +15MOZ mine.
All indicates a massive sulphidation epithermal system. Meaning magma. If they found the source then all the bets are off. Some of the biggest and best gold mines in the world are high sulfidation epithermal.
OMI is super bullish on El Pantano.
The asset is drill ready after magnetics, mapping, geochemistry and permits. The asset is huge at 560km2.
The geological model seems to look a lot like Newmont's Cerro Negro which is a +15MOZ mine.
All indicates a massive sulphidation epithermal system. Meaning magma. If they found the source then all the bets are off. Some of the biggest and best gold mines in the world are high sulfidation epithermal.
OMI is super bullish on El Pantano.
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This is not a one trick pony.
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