Gold
24 interpretive targets
Tocantins State, Brazil
Project overview
Projeto Pindorama
Pindorama is a mineral exploration project covering 5,608.19 hectares in Tocantins, supported by an integrated technical analysis for target prioritization.
Geophysical, radiometric, gravimetric, topographic and satellite information identified 50 interpretive targets distributed among five mineral families. Every interpretation still requires field validation.
Technical summary
- ANM process
- 864.235/2023
- Area
- 5,608.19 hectares
- Location
- Pindorama do Tocantins
- Current stage
- Mineral exploration
- Technical screening
- 50 interpretive targets
Location and access
Between TO-262 and TO-130, near Peixinho.
The project lies in the municipality of Pindorama do Tocantins, in a region with a documented history of mineral activity and formal mineral-rights interest.
Area geology
Multiple geological environments under evaluation.
The area combines gneissic-migmatitic basement, western Goiás orthogneisses and the Faina intrusive suite. These units support distinct exploration hypotheses that must be tested through field work.
Technical basis
Five target families, one phased validation strategy.
The integrated analysis groups the 50 interpretive targets according to the response patterns observed in the available datasets.
Cassiterite
9 interpretive targets
Manganese
8 interpretive targets
Cu-Ni-Co
5 interpretive targets
Nb-Ta-REE
4 interpretive targets
Exploration strategy
From screening to field validation.
Priority quadrants
Systematic sampling and detailed validation in areas with the strongest data coverage.
Field recognition
Soil and rock sampling and ground geophysics before trenching or drilling.
Anomaly detailing
Testing continuity between nearby targets and refining anomalous envelopes.
The current analysis is a data-screening tool. It does not constitute a mineral resource, mineral reserve, asset valuation or feasibility study. All targets require field reconnaissance, sampling and appropriate technical testing.