Quimbaya Gold Identifies Key Structural Trends and Porphyry-Related Anomalies at Tahami Project

Executive Summary

• Quimbaya Gold completed a high‑resolution airborne LiDAR survey over its 100 % owned Tahami Center (800 ha) and Tahami Southeast (730 ha) zones in the Segovia region of Colombia.
• The survey identified two dominant structural trends (NW‑SE, NE‑SW) and mapped circular geomorphological anomalies interpreted as potential surface expressions of intrusive porphyry centers, providing new targets for soil sampling and drill platform planning.
• The company announced the appointment of Juan Pablo Bayona to its Board of Directors, bringing mining and financial expertise to support the Tahami project’s advancement.

Key Details

• Survey Coverage: 1,530 ha total (Tahami Center 800 ha; Tahami Southeast 730 ha).
• Methodology: Fixed‑wing aircraft equipped with high‑resolution LiDAR for precise terrain modeling in rugged topography.
• Interpretation Highlights – Tahimi Center:
• Structural trends: NW‑SE and NE‑SW orientations consistent with regional porphyry controls.
• Circular anomalies mapped: ~2 km × 1.7 km (south) and ~1.2 km × 1.2 km (north), interpreted as possible surface expressions of intrusive porphyry centers.
• Tahami Southeast: Data acquisition complete; preliminary delivery expected within two weeks, with interpretation to follow.
• Strategic Significance: Enhances geological confidence and reduces environmental impact by enabling more precise targeting for future drilling.
• Upcoming Milestones:
• Completion of LiDAR interpretation for Tahimi Southeast.
• Ongoing soil sampling and geological mapping at Tahimi Center.
• Prioritization of drill platform locations based on integrated datasets.
• Board Appointment: Juan Pablo Bayona joins the Board of Directors, bringing extensive mining and capital‑markets experience in Colombia.
• Qualified Person: Ricardo Sierra (AusIMM), Qualified Person under NI 43‑101, reviewed LiDAR interpretation results.

Notable Quotes

“This data gives us a powerful new lens to understand the architecture of the porphyry systems we are targeting… we are moving rapidly to translate these into high confidence targeting for drill targets.” – Alexandre P. Boivin, President & CEO

“With this LiDAR survey, we can clearly distinguish the dominant fault systems and potential intrusive centers… It’s a major technical step forward for the Tahami Center Project.” – Ricardo Sierra, VP Exploration