Operations
Serabi operates the Palito Complex and the Coringa Mine, in the Tapajós region of the State of Para. The Tapajós region is the world’s third-largest alluvial gold field.
- Tapajós is an area of ~100,000km2 and is located ~1,300km southwest of Belém, the capital of Para.
- 84,000ha of exploration tenements held by Serabi.
- Mining friendly state and consistently top two largest mining state in Brazil
- Very little systematic exploration to date, but now attracting interest from major mining companies. Serabi had an exploration alliance with Vale in the region in 2023 to explore potential copper porphyry targets.
- Estimated 30Moz of gold mined by artisanal miners since 1970s from mostly alluvial and surface weathered bedrock deposits.
- The Region is highly prospective for gold, iron ore, copper, and nickel deposits.
- Significant potential for new discoveries. Only 7Moz of hard rock resources currently defined.
Serabi is a pioneer in the Tapajos and is the first hard rock miner in this highly prospective region with Palito Complex and Coringa Mine.