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Flagship Resource Projects 

Fidelity Minerals Corp is assembling a portfolio of projects that underpin the development of a successful resource company moving towards scaled gold production and a growing large scale porphyry copper project base. 

Fidelity Minerals in Peru & British Columbia: Right locations, right time, right plan.

Fidelity Minerals is well placed to take advantage of recent corporate activity occurring in the North Andean mineral belts of Peru (and Ecuador). For more information about how Fidelity Minerals is positioning itself to benefit from the recent uptick in interest, check out the Map of the North Andean World-Class Mineral Provinces. As Critical Minerals development gains long-overlooked attention from the governments of North America and the Western Democracies, Fidelity Minerals is positioning to capitalize on top-tier Cu-Precious Metals assets in Western Canada; check out the Map of the Western Canadian / Alaska Mineral Provinces.

Flagship Projects - Fidelity Minerals is porphyry copper - gold gold  focused junior that is assembling a strong portfolio of high development potential and large-scale appraisal projects to underpin the development of a successful resource company. Fidelity Minerals has extensive in-country expertise in Peru and Canada, and a Board and Management Team that has delivered a track record of building shareholder value.

Fidelity Minerals Projects include;

  • Large-scale epithermal Au-Ag system with a large historical resource at the Greater Las Huaquillas Project

  • Targeting a minimum +1 million ounce gold resource expansion at Las Huaquillas "Socavones" gold

  • Very large scale Cu-Au-Ag with Zn-Pb at Sunsets in B.C.

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World-Class Resource Potential - (ownership 50-100% FMN)

  • Cornerstone position in a world-class mineral province with historical, non-43-101 compliant resource (445,000 oz Au, 5,300,000 oz Ag).

  • Historical drilling has identified two copper porphyries with significant mineralization, and potential to define substantial resource.

  • Central 9 concessions (~3,600 Ha) that host the historical mineralisation (Core Las Huaquillas, FMN: 50%). 

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A qualified person has not done sufficient work to classify the historical estimates as current mineral resources or mineral reserves. Fidelity is not treating the historical estimates as current mineral resources. The Company has not conducted any work to establish the relevance & reliability of the historical resource estimate. There has not been sufficient drilling and/or sufficient previous exploration at Las Huaquillas upon which to base a current mineral resource or mineral reserve estimate compliant to the standards of National Instrument 43-101. It should be noted that the historical resource related information outlined has been derived from: “NI 43-101 Technical Report on the Las Huaquillas Au, Ag, Cu Property, Cajamarca, Peru”, with an effective date of December 18, 2021, authored by Luc Pigeon, B.Sc., M. Sc., P. Geo, who is an independent and qualified person under National Instrument 43-101. For additional information, refer to the Disclaimer & Forward-Looking Statements section of this website.

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Investor Resources - For the latest Fidelity Minerals investor related information, visit the investors section which includes information on:

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Big Copper Resource Potential - ( Ownership - Earn-In up to 100%)

  • Historical Copper Project near Smithers, BC Canada

  • Prior Historical Production (small scale)

  • King & Rainbow mines 1914 - 1962 totaled 293.5 T 8,533g Au, 294,905g Ag, and 44,357 kg Cu

  • Colorado mine 1914 38 T of ore recovering 155,515g Ag and 2,722 kg Cu 

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  • Historical Q-Monzonite P-Cu intruding Andesite, with Epithermal Polymetallic & PM showings, mineralised gossans and skarns over a 4.5 x 2km area

 

Hosts rock chip samples of:

  • % Cu: 0.57% in P-Cu / 0.83% in CRD / 10.8% in skarn

  • % Pb: 7.3% in skarn

  • % Zn: 8.4% in vein

  • % Mo: 0.072% in skarn

  • % Au: 39.6g/t in vein

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