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Lithium Projects

Huaytiquina Project in Salta, Argentina

The Huaytiquina Project, owned and operated by Golden Goose Resources, is strategically located in the Salar del Rincón basin, Salta, Argentina. Spanning 7,625 hectares, the project is positioned within the Altiplano-Puna high plateau, a region renowned for its significant lithium resources. With a prime location and access to nearby aquifer systems, the Huaytiquina Project offers exception potential for lithium brine extraction and exploration.

 

The Huaytiquina Project benefits from its proximity to two important aquifer systems: the Catua Aquifer System and the Volcanic Aquifer Complex. These water resources are essential for lithium brine extraction, a critical component of lithium production. SALi Lithium Corp’s access to these water sources ensures that the project is well-positioned to support future extraction activities, contributing to the region’s growing lithium industry.


The Huaytiquina Project area is characterized by the presence of Miocene-age volcanic rocks, which are potentially linked to the Cu-Au metallogenic belt that runs through Chile and Argentina. This geological feature connects the Huaytiquina Project to several nearby deposits, including the Taca-Taca deposit (operated by First Quantum) and the Lindero deposit (operated by Mansfield). Golden Goose Resources exploration team aims to investigate the relationship between these volcanic rocks and potential lithium-bearing formations, adding value to the project’s resource potential. 


Golden Goose Resources Huaytiquina Project is strategically positioned to capitalize on the increasing demand for lithium, driven by the global electric vehicle and renewable energy sectors. With its favorable location, access to water resources, and geological setting, the project offers excellent potential for future lithium brine extraction. Golden Goose Resources intends to advance exploration activities at Huaytiquina, focusing on defining the resource and evaluating the project’s feasibility for long-term lithium production. 

 

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The El Quemado

 The El Quemado mining project is one of the largest lithium bearing land packages in all of Argentina. The El Quemado mining district is located on the eastern slopes of the Palermo and Cachi Mountains, at an altitude between 3,800 and 4,700 meters above sea level.

It lies Northwest of the town of Palermo Oeste and extends in a N-S belt between the towns of La Poma and Cachi (province of Salta, Argentina), covering an area of over 50,000 Ha.

El Quemado mining district is said to be the most important concentration of Tantalum and Niobium in Argentina. It contains a large number of pegmatitic bodies with large concentrations of niobium, tantalum, lithium and rare earths.


 Surrounded by past exploited projects

  • Areas within The El Quemado property were formerly exploited in the 1940s for tantalum and niobium, suggesting that the immediate surrounding areas may have massive prospective potential.
  • Recent magnetometry studies conducted near the El Quemado project suggest that important non-outcropping pegmatitic bodies could extend in length and depth on the property.
  • Further geophysical surface studies suggest that the non-outcropping pegmatites could extend in length for at least 3 km to the outcrops, up to a minimum depth of 30 m and maintaining the thickness in depth.

Past trenching samples from the Santa Elena are highlighted by trench EIQ-0013, which contained 1.41% Li2O over 6 meters

Sixteen outcrops of pegmatitic bodies have been found reaching lengths from 10 to 800 meters


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