Aura Minerals

The Serra Grande Mining Project (“MSG”) is located in the northwest of Goiás State, Brazil, approximately 5 km from the city of Crixás. The operation consists of three mechanized underground mines and one open-pit mine, as well as a dedicated metallurgical plant with an annual capacity of 1.5 Mt.

Matupá project is an open pit mine project with ore processing through the CIL system, 100% owned by Aura Minerals, and located near the cities of Matupá and Guarantã do Norte, in Mato Grosso, Brazil. The property is made up of 9 minerals rights located at the Provincia de Ouro Alta Floresta, including

Wholly owned by Aura Minerals, it was acquired through the 2018 Rio Novo fusion. The project, currently under repairs and maintenance, is located approximately 10 km southeast from the city Manizales, in the Caldas department, Colombia.

In January 2025, Aura completed the acquisition of the Era Dorada project, located in Jutiapa, Guatemala, near the border with El Salvador. This new phase marks the expansion of Aura’s operations in Central America, in line with the company’s growth plan.

Click here to access the press release with the announcement of the new project acquisition.

Click here to access the Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA).

Aranzazu is located at the heart of the mining district of Concepción del Oro, a historic mining region that have been mined over the last 500 years. Aranzazu is one of the most important mineral deposits of the Zacatecas state, in Mexico, and currently has a 5 year LOM.

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The Borborema Project is located in the Seridó region, in Rio Grande do Norte state, Northeast of Brazil. Borborema consists of three mining concessions covering a total area of ​​29 km² plus the title to the main area of ​​the prospect.

Aura Almas is an open-pit mining operation with ore processing through the CIL system, located in the Almas Greenstone Belt, a paleoproterozoic volcano-sedimentary sequence. Almas is one of the largest and less explored Greenstone Belts in Brazil.

The San Andrés Mine, fully owned by Aura, is located 360 km away from Honduras’ capital city of Tegucigalpa, at the country’s western mountains. Artisanal mining and exploring of the area were conducted in the 1930’s, and modernization initiated in 1983.

The Ernesto/Pau-a-pique (EPP) complex is located in Mato Grosso, Brazil, approximately 450 km west from Cuiabá, state ‘s capital, and 12 km from the city of Pontese Lacerda. Consists of a processing plant fed by mines in the open pit of Lavrinha, Japonês, Rio Alegre e Ernesto, beyond the underground deposit