New Pacific Metals has filed a Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) for its Carangas Project in Bolivia, showcasing the strong economic potential of the project. The assessment highlights the silver, gold, lead, and zinc resources in the region, suggesting robust returns for the company.
As part of its strategic expansion, the Canadian company is advancing its portfolio in Bolivia, with Carangas complementing its flagship Silver Sand project. This positions New Pacific Metals to benefit from both projects, each offering significant value.
The Carangas Project has been identified as a key growth opportunity, adding diversity to the company’s operations and further strengthening its presence in Bolivia’s mining sector. The positive PEA results underline the potential for a lucrative long-term venture.
New Pacific is increasingly positioning itself as a major player in the global precious metals market, with its Bolivian assets set to contribute significantly to its future success. The company is focused on advancing exploration and development to unlock the full potential of Carangas.
With its commitment to responsible mining, New Pacific is not only looking to expand its portfolio but also to create sustainable economic benefits for the local communities.
