Investment Highlights
- Strategic location in Colombia’s gold hotspot: Quimbaya Gold (CSE: QIM, OTCQB: QIMGF, FSE: K05) owns a 59,057-hectare project portfolio in the Department of Antioquia – the most productive gold region in Colombia, which accounts for more than half of the national gold production.
- Tahami flagship project in the Segovia Gold Belt: Located directly next to Aris Mining’s world-class Segovia mine (over 200,000 ounces of annual production, >13 Moz resources and reserves), with an ongoing drilling program and new porphyry discoveries.
- High-caliber management team: Decades of experience in Colombian mining, proven track record of multi-million-ounce discoveries and strong capital market experience.
- Solid shareholder structure: Approximately 30% insider ownership, strategic investors and institutional participation ensure alignment of interests between management and shareholders.
- Sustainable approach: Focus on responsible exploration, environmental management, transparent communication and active involvement of local communities.
- Growth phase initiated: Financing of a total of CAD 4 million secured in 2025, drilling programs are underway, geochemical and structural data indicate significant upside potential.
Company & Strategy
Quimbaya Gold Inc. is a Canadian exploration company specializing in gold projects in Colombia – a country that is one of the most important gold producers in Latin America. Since its foundation in 2020, the company has been pursuing the vision of becoming a leading player in the Colombian gold sector. The focus is on the systematic exploration and value enhancement of projects in proven, yet underexplored regions.
The company operates with a clear focus on efficiency, the use of technology and partnerships. Great importance is attached to
Quimbaya has three promising projects in Antioquia: Tahami (17,087 ha), Berrio (8,746 ha) and Maitamac (33,223 ha). Together, they form one of the largest consolidated exploration areas in Colombia and position the company in direct proximity to producing mining companies such as Aris Mining, Soma Gold, Mineros and Sun Valley.
Market Environment: Gold and Colombia
Colombia has been known for its gold wealth for centuries. The Andean region is home to some of the highest-grade epithermal gold systems in the world, including the Segovia Gold Belt, which is one of the three leading high-grade districts worldwide (average >10 g/t Au). With modern, reform-friendly mining legislation and growing support for formal exploration, Colombia is increasingly developing into a top jurisdiction location in Latin America.
Location Advantages
- Mining-friendly authorities with clear approval procedures and initiatives to formalize artisanal mining activities.
- Proven infrastructure: Paved roads, access to power grids and services for exploration companies.
- Long-standing gold tradition: Over 100 years of continuous mining history in Antioquia.
- Growing international investment: Numerous Canadian and Australian explorers as well as established producers such as Aris Mining and Mineros S.A. operate successfully in the region.
The macroeconomic environment for gold remains positive: geopolitical uncertainties, inflation risks and a loose monetary policy support the gold price. For explorers like Quimbaya Gold, the stable price level creates a favorable basis for value appreciation through resource expansion.
Project Portfolio
Tahami Project (Flagship)
Size: 17,087 hectares
Location: Northeast of Antioquia, in the historic Segovia Belt
Surroundings: Immediately next to the mines of Aris Mining, Soma Gold, Mineros and Sun Valley
Tahami is Quimbaya Gold’s most important project and is located in an area with over 3 million ounces of historical production from extensive quartz vein systems. The project is divided into three sections – Tahami South, Center and North – and extends along the western flank of the San Lucas mountain range, bordered by the Bagre and Palestina fault zone. The geological environment is characterized by Precambrian metamorphites of the San Lucas Gneiss unit, which are known for their gold-bearing structures.
Recent Exploration Results (2025)
In October 2025, Quimbaya Gold identified a large-scale, mineralized porphyry system with a surface area of 2.0 x 1.4 km in the Tahami Center area. Surface work confirmed Cu-Mo-Au mineralization and typical porphyry alteration patterns (biotitic, quartz-sericitic, argillic).
Several active small mines in the target area demonstrate the presence of gold near the surface.
Geochemical samples (selection):
- 2.10 m @ 0.12% Cu, 301 ppm Mo, 0.10 g/t Au
- Alluvial sediments with up to 304.5 ppm Cu, 66 ppm Mo and 0.29 g/t Au
These results indicate a vertically zoned epithermal-porphyry system – a geological combination known worldwide for high-grade gold deposits. The immediate proximity (approx. 2.5 km) to the active drilling program at Tahami South strengthens the understanding of regional continuity.
(Fig. 1: Location of the projects in the Segovia Gold Belt)
Berrio Project
Size: 8,746 hectares
Location: Lowland region of the Magdalena Valley, Antioquia
The Berrio project is located in a region with more than fifty years of continuous medium-sized gold production. The geological environment is characterized by gold-bearing sedimentary and volcanic rock layers that indicate structural gold veins and intrusion systems. Quimbaya is using existing historical data here and plans to identify potential extensions that could be related to neighboring mining operations.
(Fig. 2: Overview of the Berrio exploration licenses)
Maitamac Project
Size: 33,223 hectares (in application stage)
Location: Central Cordillera region, around 80 km south of Medellín
The Maitamac project is located in an emerging gold metallogenic district that has hardly been explored to date. Due to its proximity to Medellín and good road connections, the project offers favorable logistical conditions. Initial structural and geochemical analyses indicate a potentially new
(Fig. 3: Geological map of the Maitamac region)
Outlook
Quimbaya Gold is in a crucial growth phase. After successful financing rounds in 2025 and the mobilization of a second drilling rig at Tahami South, the company has created the basis to carry out several drilling programs in parallel in the coming quarters.
With the discovery of a large-scale porphyry system at Tahami Center, the geological perspective of the project is expanding considerably – from a classic epithermal gold system to a polymetallic model with copper, molybdenum and gold potential.
The next steps include:
- Evaluation of ongoing drilling results and geochemical data,
- Expansion of exploration at Tahami North and Center,
- Expansion of ESG partnerships and formalized cooperation with local small mines,
- Further development of corporate communications to the international investor base.
These activities aim to demonstrate exploration progress in the short term and prepare a resource definition in the medium term.
Management
Alexandre P. Boivin – CEO & Director
Founder of Quimbaya Gold (2020), over ten years of experience in Colombian mining and corporate finance. Responsible for raising over CAD 15 million in capital and building the current portfolio.
Sebastian Wahl – VP Business Development & Director
More than 15 years of experience in metal trading and capital markets; Co-founder of Silver X Mining (Peru). Specialist in financing and networking between Europe and North America.
Ricardo Sierra – VP Exploration
Geologist with >19 years of experience in Colombia and the Caribbean, including at Continental Gold, Antioquia Gold and Collective Mining. Involvement in the CAD 1.9 billion acquisition of the Buriticá project by Zijin Mining.
Olivier Berthiaume – CFO & Director
Chartered Professional Accountant with over 12 years of experience with publicly traded junior companies in Canada, specializing in compliance and corporate governance.
Board & Advisory Team
- Juan Sánchez (Director): Many years of operational experience in the Colombian mining industry.
- Pietro Solari (Director): >40 years of experience in international investment banking (including Merrill Lynch, Rothschild).
- Dr. Stewart Redwood (Senior Technical Advisor): Leading geologist, former VP Exploration at Goldfields Colombia, responsible for the 15 Moz Marmato resource.
- Nicolas Lopez (Technical Advisor): Former Exploration Head at Mineros S.A. and IAMGOLD Colombia.
- Terence Ortslan (Technical Advisor): Over 40 years of experience in the mining economics sector, professor at McGill University (Canada).
This combination of local expertise, geological competence and international capital market access represents one of Quimbaya Gold’s central strengths.
Conclusion
Quimbaya Gold Inc. is positioning itself as an emerging exploration company with a clear strategic focus on Colombia’s most productive gold belt. With the Tahami flagship project, the company has an exceptionally favorable starting position: immediate proximity to one of the world’s highest-grade gold mines, robust geological structures and proven mineralization over several kilometers.
The management team combines in-depth market knowledge with technical and financial experience – a combination that is rarely found in the Colombian exploration landscape. The recent porphyry discoveries at Tahami Center underscore the potential for a discovery-driven revaluation.
In a stable gold price environment and in view of growing international attention for Latin America, Quimbaya Gold offers investors an exciting opportunity to participate early in a high-growth explorer with strong local roots, sustainable corporate governance and a clear value creation path.
