The San Javier Project has several important infrastructure advantages. These infrastructure advantages become relevant, and add significant value, as mine building begins.

San Javier Infrastructure Advantages:

• There is an unused and past-producing mill located on Canuc’s San Javier Fracc.2 and Orion 3. Fracc1. There is a long history of mining in the San Javier area which goes back to the time of the founding of the town in 1706. The community is mining friendly, and the presence of mill infrastructure provides significant cost and permitting advantages during mine startup.
• 3-phase power is available at the project area. The presence of 3-phase power lines makes the procurement of electrical power for project development easier and more cost effective. Existing power lines will provide a smaller environmental footprint than newly constructed generator power.
• Paved roads have been built to within 100 meters of the project area. Paved roads provide easy access for drills, equipment and personnel and can save considerably on project logistic costs.
• Groundwater is plentiful in the area. The presence of abundant groundwater is a significant advantage in procuring water rights for use in the mill and mineral processing facilities.

Infrastructure advantages of the San Javier Project will dramatically shorten the time required to permit and start a producing mine and will meaningfully reduce some startup costs.