Quimbaya claims six concessions at Tahami

Executive Summary

• Quimbaya Gold Inc. has claimed six new mineral concessions totaling 7,637 hectares, significantly expanding its land position at the Tahami Project in the Segovia gold district of Antioquia, Colombia.
• The new claims are contiguous with the company's existing Tahami project and Aris Mining properties, bringing Quimbaya's total landholdings at Tahami to 24,724 hectares.
• The expansion is driven by structural interpretation, surface mapping, and geochemical sampling that support the continuity of gold-bearing systems across the district, with follow-up work prioritized for Q4 2025.

Key Details

• Total New Area Claimed: 7,637 hectares.
• Specific Licenses Claimed:
  • Licence 510895: 4,147.91 hectares
  • Licence 511616: 363.73 hectares
  • Licence 511617: 703.01 hectares
  • Licence 511680: 43.95 hectares
  • Licence 511709: 764.03 hectares
  • Licence 511874: 1,614.77 hectares
• Total Land Position: The expansion brings Quimbaya's total landholdings at the Tahami Project to 24,724 hectares.
• Strategic Context: The new claims are contiguous with the flagship Tahami project and properties held by Aris Mining.
• Technical Basis: Prioritization was based on detailed structural interpretation, surface mapping of existing claims, and geochemical sampling on the Tahami project, supporting the thesis of gold-bearing system continuity.
• Geological Targets: New claims align with known mineralized corridors related to the Segovia vein system and emerging porphyry targets.
• Future Plans: The company will refine regional targeting and prioritize areas for follow-up work in the fourth quarter of 2025.

Notable Quotes

• Alexandre P. Boivin, President and CEO: "As a well-established player in Colombia, Quimbaya understands how to build a coherent and strategic exploration portfolio. This latest expansion is a natural continuation of our technical work on the ground and reinforces our long-term commitment to value creation through disciplined land positioning."
• Ricardo Sierra, Vice-President, Exploration: "The additional ground provides valuable extensions to areas we have been actively exploring. Based on preliminary geological observations and our structural interpretation of the district, we see strong potential for continuity of mineralized systems within these newly claimed areas. These claims are an important step as we broaden our exploration focus across the Tahami project."