The Dugbe Gold Project (the “Project”) is in southern Liberia within one of the last remaining genuinely
under-explored parts of the Birimian geological province which is host to the majority of West African gold
deposits. This part of the Birimian is has a growing gold endowment and Pasofino is a first mover with very
large ground holding: 2,559 km2. The Project area is located 70 km by road from the Greenville
deep-water port.
Pasofino, through its wholly-owned subsidiary ARX Resources Limited, owns 100% of the Dugbe Gold Project (prior to the issuance of the Government of Liberia's 10% carried interest).
A mineral development agreement issued by the Government of Liberia for the project secures mining
rights and terms for 25 years.
The Tuzon and Dugbe F gold deposits are 4 km apart and were discovered by Hummingbird in 2009 and 2011
respectively. 82,000m of core drilling has been completed and fieldwork to support the Feasibility Study
completed by DRA Global (South Africa) in June 2022.
The Feasibility Study defines an open pit Mineral Reserve Estimate of 2.76 Moz of gold, planned to be mined
over 14 years, with an output of 200koz per annum for the first 5 years.
In addition, there are many gold prospects, two of which are within 10 km of the existing deposits and
drill-ready with gold in bedrock in outcrop and pits - Pasofino sampling returned up to 31 g/t Au.