The Pasto Grande Lithium Project, led by our consortium, is strategically located in the Province of El Collao, District of Santa Rosa (Pasto Grande and Punta Perdida communities), just 54 km from the city of Puno. This region lies within a geologically favorable zone shaped by volcanic activity, tectonic uplift, and glacial processes, all of which have contributed to the enrichment of lithium and associated minerals.

Our exploration area includes the ancient Laguna de Loriscota basin, where fluvioglacial deposits, sodium sulfate crusts, and volcanic formations of the Barroso Group are exposed. These geological conditions create an environment with high potential for lithium, potassium, boron, magnesium, and other valuable elements. Preliminary studies indicate that lithium-rich brines may also be present, sourced from geothermal springs that percolate through volcanic rocks enriched by hydrothermal activity.

With clean energy driving unprecedented global demand for lithium — the critical metal for batteries and electric mobility — the Pasto Grande Project positions itself as a strategic asset in the heart of South America’s lithium corridor. Our objective is to advance exploration responsibly and efficiently, generating economic opportunities for local communities while contributing to the green energy transition worldwide.