- Candente Copper (DNT) has completed all fieldwork required for an updated Environmental Impact Study (EIAsd) at its Cañariaco Project
- The EIAsd is required in order to obtain drilling permits for the project located in Northern Peru
- Data will now be compiled while the drilling permit application can be submitted in approximately six weeks
- The Environmental Impact Study will form a major component of a Preliminary Economic Assessment
- Candente Copper is unchanged, trading at 12 cents at 10:26 am ET
Candente Copper (DNT) has completed all fieldwork required for an updated Environmental Impact Study (EIAsd) at its Cañariaco Project.
The EIAsd is required in order to obtain drilling permits for the project located in Northern Peru.
Data will now be compiled while the drilling permit application can be submitted in approximately six weeks.
“The completion of this fieldwork by Yaku is very timely as it will also form an important component of the environmental and social aspects of the Preliminary Economic Assessement underway by Ausenco,” said Candente Copper President and CEO Joanne Freeze.
The Vancouver-based mineral exploration company has also been collaborating with local authorities for the maintenance and expansions of community roads and an irrigation canal, as well as increasing internet and mobile telephone coverage in the community.
The company remains engaged in the acquisition, exploration, and development of mineral properties. The company owns a 100-per-cent interest in the Cañariaco project, which includes the Cañariaco Norte deposit as well as the Cañariaco Sur deposit and Quebrada Verde prospect.
Candente Copper is unchanged, trading at 12 cents at 10:26 am ET.