Quimbaya Gold Expands Strategic Land Position at Tahami Project

Executive Summary
- Quimbaya Gold Inc. announced the successful claim of six new mineral concessions covering 7,637 hectares in the Segovia gold district, Colombia.
- The newly acquired areas are contiguous with the flagship Tahami Project and adjacent Aris Mining properties, expanding total land holdings at Tahami to 24,724 hectares.
- Management highlighted that the expansion supports ongoing structural interpretation, surface mapping, and geochemical sampling, enhancing the company’s ability to target district‑scale gold systems.
Key Details
- Concessions claimed:
- License 510895 – 4,147.91 ha
- License 511616 – 363.73 ha
- License 511617 – 703.01 ha
- License 511680 – 43.95 ha
- License 511709 – 764.03 ha
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License 511874 – 1,614.77 ha
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Total new land added: 7,637 hectares; total Tahami footprint now 24,724 hectares.
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Strategic rationale: Claims were prioritized after detailed structural interpretation, surface mapping of existing claims, and geochemical sampling that indicate continuity of gold‑bearing systems across the district.
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Comments:
- Alexandre P. Boivin (President & CEO) – “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.”
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Ricardo Sierra (VP Exploration) – Emphasized the potential for continuity of mineralized systems and the importance of the new ground for follow‑up exploration in Q4 2025.
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Future plans: Company will refine regional targeting and prioritize follow‑up work on the newly claimed areas during Q4 2025, aligning with its broader strategy to build a district‑scale gold portfolio in Colombia.
Notable Quotes
“As a well‑established player in Colombia, Quimbaya understands how to build a coherent and strategic exploration portfolio…this expansion reinforces our long‑term commitment to value creation through disciplined land positioning.” – Alexandre P. Boivin, President & CEO
“The additional ground provides valuable extensions to areas we have been actively exploring…we see strong potential for continuity of mineralized systems within these newly claimed areas.” – Ricardo Sierra, VP Exploration