Overview

Cabot Property Baie Verte Peninsula, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada

The Cabot Project is a copper-gold-cobalt exploration property with two distinct mineralized zones: a copper-cobalt rich system known as the “Cabot Copper Zone” and a separate quartz vein hosted gold system known as the “Marble Cove gold Prospect” that covers over 48 square kilometres (4,800 hectares). The Project is strategically located in a top-tier mining jurisdiction with road access, power infrastructure, and proximity to producing mines.

Cabot Copper Zone Highlights:

  • Sampling has returned grades of up to 7% Cu, with multiple kilometre-scale mineralized trend identified in the Main Cabot VMS Zone.1
  • Copper occurs as chalcopyrite and bornite within altered volcanic and sedimentary units, indicating a strong hydrothermal system.
  • Geophysics and soil surveys have defined 5 drill-ready targets; 4-of which have not been tested by drilling or trenching.
  • The Project is located in a rapidly developing VMS District with a long history of historic mine development; located just 15km from Firefly Metals’ (ASX:FFM) Ming Copper-Gold Mine a significant mineral project with an estimated M & I Resource of 21.5Mt of 1.8% CuEq with an inferred resource or 28.4Mt of 2% CuEq.

Marble Cove Gold Prospect Highlights:

  • A separate area of the project hosts gold mineralization, with historic sampling returning up to 70.38 g/t Au.3
  • Gold is associated with narrow, structurally controlled veins.
  • Situated in a favorable geological setting, approximately 4 km west and along strike of the mineralized trends of Maritime Resources Corp.’s (TSX: MAE) Point Rousse Gold Project. Point Rousse has produced over 200,000 oz of gold and hosts three major mineralized trends, each extending 3 to 8 km before terminating at the coast. Marble Cove lies directly west, across the bay from these known gold-bearing structures.

1 Historic Grab Samples, taken by Ken Lewis in 2000 and Assayed at Eastern Analytical an accredited lab in Newfoundland and Labrador. These values are from historical grab samples and are not necessarily representative of overall mineralisation; true widths are unknown.
2 FFM Press Release Dated October 29th, 2024. Centenario has not verified this third‑party information and it is provided for context only; such information is not necessarily indicative of mineralisation on the Cabot Project.
3 Historic Grab Samples, taken by Dan Jacob in 2024 and Assayed at Eastern Analytical an accredited lab in Newfoundland and Labrador. These values are from historical grab samples and may not be representative of the overall mineralisation; true widths are unknown.

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