Location:
Eastern Senegal, 650 km east of the capital city of Dakar, within an emerging West African gold-mining district similar to producing gold camps across the border in nearby Mali. The project is accessible by air or all-weather roads.
Ownership:
The project is held 100% by the Oromin Joint Venture Group ("OJVG"). Oromin Explorations Ltd. ("Oromin") operates and owns 43.5% of OJVG, with the remainder held by two private companies: Bendon International (43.5%) and Badr Investment and Finance (13%).Opportunity:
The region is comprised of multiple deposits and prospects of mesothermal gold with both open-pit and underground potential within an emerging gold camp hosting one producing mine and greater than 10 million ounces of gold resources defined by three companies, including Oromin. OJVG's concession contains two main styles of mineralization within a NNE-trending 8-km wide structural corridor that runs the entire 22-km length of the property. The western side hosts seven gold deposits and two new discoveries lower grade, bulk-tonnage "Masato Style" deposits and recent discoveries of this type while the eastern side hosts higher grade "Golouma Style" deposits and similar exploration targets.![]() Click to Enlarge |
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