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Peru
San Luis Project

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 Location:
58 km E from Casma, Peru

  Project Contacts:
Calle Monte Rosa 280, Oficina 402
Chacarilla del Estanque, Surco
Lima
Peru
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Overview

StagePermitting
Mine TypeUnderground
Commodities
  • Gold
  • Silver
Mining Method
  • Mechanized Cut & Fill
  • Overhand Cut & Fill
  • Backfill
Mine Life3.5 years (as of Jan 1, 2010)
In September 2012, Peru’s Ministry of Mines and Energy approved the EIA for the mining operation of the Ayelén deposit, completing a significant milestone for the San Luis project. Based on the preliminary and early works the Company conducted in respect of the project in 2017, the EIA now has no expiry date.

The San Luis project includes several vein systems across an area of land whose surface rights are held by two local communities: Ecash and Cochabamba. The execution of the San Luis project requires land access and use negotiations to be completed with both communities. Exploration activities were successfully undertaken on land belonging to the Ecash community in 2021 and the company plans to extend exploration activities onto Cochabamba lands in 2022.


Owners

Source: p. 70
CompanyInterestOwnership
SSR Mining Inc. 100 % Indirect
The San Luis project is held by Reliant Ventures S.A.C., a wholly-owned subsidiary of SSR Mining Inc.

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Deposit Type

  • Epithermal
  • Vein / narrow vein
  • Volcanic hosted


Summary:

The San Luis vein system is a typical volcanic hosted low sulphidation epithermal quartz/precious metal deposit. The deposit is very similar to numerous other volcanic-hosted epithermal vein deposits that occur in the Rocky Mountain, Sierra Nevada, Sierra Madre, and Andean cordilleras, including those in districts in Ouray/Telluride and Creede, Colorado, Silver Peak, Nevada, Guanajuato, Fresnillo, and Pachuca, Mexico, and Morococha, Quirivilca, and Casapalca, Peru.

Vein gangue mineralization in the San Luis deposit consists of quartz, chalcedony, calcite and minor adularia. Gold occurs as electrum and silver is present as acanthite, other silver sulphosalts, and electrum. Other sulphides include trace amounts of pyrite, chalcopyrite, galena and sphalerite The veins display common epithermal textures including crustiform banding that often display the interlayers of quartz and sulfide minerals described in Item 10. Bands are frequently disrupted, indicating repeated pulses of mineralization. Lattice textures in which calcite crystals have been replaced by quartz and brecciation are also common characteristics. Faulting and fracturing are key elements in the localization of mineralization in the vein system. Mineralized “shoots” typically occur in dilational zones that are the result of a variety of local stresses, and often these stresses are repeated along the length of a vein structure, resulting in multiple mineralized-shoots.

The Ayelén vein is the ........


Mining Methods

  • Mechanized Cut & Fill
  • Overhand Cut & Fill
  • Backfill


Summary:

The selected mining method is “mechanized overhand cut and fill”. This method is very selective, both in the horizontal and vertical directions, handles weak ground well, and allows a reasonable productivity (generally about 3 to 5 tonnes per manshift in the mine) in the mining process. Mining will be performed conventionally with stoper drills and small, captive, electric scoops.

There is the potential to use mill tailings for hydraulic backfill but this requires further evaluation. Waste rock can be economically hauled to the stopes from mine development (when available), or from the broad colluvium deposits located near each mine entrance.

The stope is prepared with a backfill/ventilation raise in the center of the stope, and two, vertical access raises (1.5m x 3.0m) on the strike of the vein, located at the stope extremities. These access raises are as wide as the mineralization, or the minimum mining equipment width requirement, and about two meters in depth. At the San Luis Project, the second cut will be accessed by ramping from the first cut inside the stope. This succession is planned for each new cut, leaving the equipment used for drilling and mucking captive in the stope until the level above is reached. This can lower productivity in the stope considerably, since all equipment repairs and maintenance must be performed in the stope. It also requires that extra stopes be prepared at all times to provide the programmed plant feed when scheduled ........


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Projected Production:

CommodityUnitsAvg. AnnualLOM
Gold oz 78,000270,031
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All production numbers are expressed as metal in doré.

Operational Metrics:

Metrics
Daily milling capacity 400 t *
Daily ore mining rate 417 t *
Waste tonnes, LOM 152,474 kt *
Ore tonnes mined, LOM 503,313 kt *
Total tonnes mined, LOM 655,787 kt *
Tonnes milled, LOM 503,313 t *
Annual milling capacity 146,000 t *
* According to 2010 study.

Reserves at December 31, 2020:
Mineral Resources are reported at a cut-off grade of 6.0 g/t gold equivalent.

CategoryTonnage CommodityGradeContained Metal
Indicated 484 kt Gold 22.4 g/t 349 koz
Indicated 484 kt Silver 578.1 g/t 9,003 koz
Indicated 484 kt Gold Equivalent 29.67 g/t 462 koz
Inferred 20 kt Gold 5.6 g/t 4 koz
Inferred 20 kt Silver 272 g/t 175 koz
Inferred 20 kt Gold Equivalent 9.02 g/t 6 koz

Commodity Production Costs:

CommodityUnits
Cash costs Gold USD 313.16 / oz *  USD
Assumed price Silver USD 12.5 / oz *  USD
Assumed price Gold USD 800 / oz *  USD
* According to 2010 study / presentation.
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Operating Costs:

Units2022
UG mining costs ($/t milled) USD 59 *
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* According to 2010 study.
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2010 Study Costs and Valuation Metrics :

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Processing OpEx $M USD 28.3
Freight costs $M USD 0.3
G&A costs $M USD 22.9
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Proposed Heavy Mobile Equipment as of June 4, 2010:
HME TypeModelQuantityLeased or
Contractor
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Mine Management:

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Corporate Filings & Presentations:

DocumentYear
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................................... Subscription required 2019
Corporate Presentation 2018
Annual Information Form 2017
Corporate Presentation 2017
Annual Information Form 2016
Annual Information Form 2015
Feasibility Study Report 2010
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