- Historically the highest-grade silver mine in the region.
- Pinguico Mines Co. was listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
- Pinguico operated from 1890 to 1913; operations ceased due to the Mexican Revolution.
- Only 8km (5 miles) from El Cubo.
- Above and below-ground stockpiles will be transported to El Cubo for processing.

Above ground stockpile is only 5 miles from El Cubo. Mineralized material from Pinguico can be easily transported to the El Cubo Mill for processing.
The Company intends to advance along Level 4 to create a commercial 4x4 metre fully serviceable crosscut that would allow access to the historical backfill stockpile.


The primary geological structure in the area is the Veta Madre; this is a large multi-pulse system that is responsible for several prolific silver-gold mines along its trend. Where the Veta Madre collides with the Pinguico system is a potential “Game Changing” drill target.