Marimaca Copper (TSX: MARI) is looking at a year of milestones with its definitive feasibility planned for its namesake project in the middle of the year and environmental approval from the Chilean government by the end.
Following the success of its high-grade Pampa Medina Norte discovery at Marimaca last December, the company compressed its exploration budget for 2025 into the first quarter, Nico Cookson, head of corporate development and strategy, says in a new video.
“[The definitive feasibility study] will demonstrate we have a very high quality and robust development project,” Cookson said in an interview last month at the annual Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada convention in Toronto. “We want to demonstrate through things like Pampa Medina that we have a vision for the growth of this district.”
The project also benefits from its location just 25 km from the Pacific coast, good access to infrastructure and an orebody that’s fairly close to the surface.
Watch the full chat below with The Northern Miner’s western editor, Henry Lazenby:
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