Concession areas for gold mining in Venezuela

Proposed for concession and exploitation of sites for gold mining in Venezuela.

The proposed project consists of 10 concession areas of 200-500 hectars each. The concessions are located in one of the most promising areas — El Dorado.

The concession period is 20 years, with the possibility of prolongation for next 20 years.

The plots have good access, infrastructure, with a river flowing through the territory of the concession. Therefore, mining and dredge is possible. Several hundred samples were taken in the area to check for the presence of gold ore. The analysis was carried out by an international expert company from Canada commissioned by a Venezuelan state-owned company, which has the right, after the approval of the candidate for a concession in the relevant ministries, to transfer the deposit to him for development. Gold content 6-8 g/t.

It is also possible to organize gold mining in dumps. Large dumps are located in the mining zone, in which more than 15 million tons of rock have been accumulated, where a significant amount of gold is stored, which can be included in the work.

The cost of the contract is for one concession area. With a larger number of plots in the order, the cost is discussed separately. The buyer of the lot receives a concession for the site, as well as a company registered in Venezuela and having all the necessary permits and licenses to operate. It is possible to provide assistance in completing the production with the necessary equipment, specialists and workers.

All documents are available, including the consulting agreement, the list of analyzes carried out, the concession location plan.

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Venezuela is one of the most popular gold mining countries in the world. There are several hundred concessions in the country, owned by both private individuals and large international companies. As part of the development of the gold mining industry, a decision was made to transfer several more concessions for development, which have a preliminary assessment of recoverable reserves.