BOM JARDIM GOLD
Bom Jardim Gold Project
Operating Gold Project | Tapajós Gold Province, Pará, Brazil
The Bom Jardim project is an operating Brazilian gold project advancing a structured development program to expand underground access, strengthen extraction and processing capability, and support a larger long-term development pathway.
Project at a Glance
An operating base, a defined development pathway
The figures below are provided by project management and are approximate. They are presented for orientation only and require independent verification.
Operating
Gold project currently in operation with an established site base.
Tapajós
Gold Province, Pará, Brazil — one of Brazil's historically significant gold districts.
Approximately 30 metric tonnes per day
Current underground extraction capacity
Approximately 300 metric tonnes per day
Plant design capacity
Dependent on corresponding mine development and ore supply.
Approximately 130 metric tonnes processed
Approximately 3 kg of gold recovered
Focus Areas
Where the work is concentrated
Underground access
Expanding development, ventilation and haulage to open additional mining fronts and increase sustainable extraction rates.
Processing capability
Advancing plant infrastructure toward the design target, sequenced against mine development and ore supply.
Technical definition
Structured technical work and drilling to convert management-held information into independently verifiable data.
Responsible operation
Safety, environmental stewardship and community engagement as conditions of long-term development.
Project Media
Real project imagery and video
Selected project photography and video from current operations.
Tapajós Gold Province, Pará, Brazil
Institutional information on request
Detailed operating, technical and development information is shared with qualified counterparties following initial qualification, NDA and data-room access.