This report is an independent review of Royal Road's commitment to a high level of social engagement and environmental stewardship, it is also a condition of the Company's agreement with ECOMUN in Colombia
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Royal Road Minerals is a gold and copper exploration and development company focused on projects with Tier 1 potential in Nicaragua and Colombia. The Company advances its exploration programs either solely or in joint venture relationships with local and international mining companies and is the largest exploration license or license application holder in both Colombia and Nicaragua.
About Royal Road Minerals
In Colombia, Royal Road is a signatory to the British Embassy’s Peace and Business Initiative and has a unique and innovative strategic alliance with a post-conflict cooperative, ECOMUN, which aims to reintegrate ex-combatants and benefit conflict damaged communities. In Nicaragua the company operates a 50-50 joint venture with Hemco-Mineros Nicaragua and is currently developing three exciting drill-ready projects with Tier 1 potential. The Company is listed on the TSXV under the ticker RYR and on the Frankfurt Exchange under the ticker RLU.
Message from our CEO
Mining in its various forms is necessary for our everyday lives, whether they be modern or traditional, on-grid or off-grid. Clean water, healthy forests, thriving biodiversity, prosperous and robust communities and of course, peace; are also essential for sustaining life on our planet. The world is always changing and for companies like ours, the modern-day challenge is to find and develop significant and profitable new mines to satisfy the requirements of this new world.
The Yuoya Gold Skarn project is located in Nicaragua’s North Caribbean Coast Autonomous region, close to the mining town of Siuna and the historical gold-copper skarn mineralization of La Luz Mine....
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Geology at Caramanta is represented by a lower sequence of Palaeogene shallow marine sedimentary rocks which are overlain by Neogene age volcaniclastic rocks. Both packages are intruded by a cluster...
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Caribe is located within Nicaragua’s “Golden Triangle”, a well-known historic mining region located in north-eastern Nicaragua. The area is host to three historic mines, Santa Rita – Rosita (Skarn...
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The El Molino porphyry gold project is located in the region of Cauca, approximately 60 Km southwest of Cali. The application area comprises at-least three known porphyry-gold occurrences hosted in...
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The El Tambo titles cover a historic vein-controlled mining district which is hosted for the most part in tonalite of the California-stock. Individual veins are generally steeply-dipping and between...
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The Guintar-Niverengo-Margaritas (GNM) project is located in the Anza district, 50 Km west of Medellin, in the northern portion of Colombia’s prolific Middle Cauca belt. Rocks within the GNM region...
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The Piedra Sentada-Concepcion porphyry gold district is located in the regions of Cauca and northern Nariño. The applications and title areas cover part of a discrete gold porphyry district extending...
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Rocks within the La Llanada region are predominantly Cretaceous age, shelf sediments, deep marine cherts and mafic marine volcanic rocks which have been intruded by Oligocene-Miocene age dioritic...
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The Luna Roja gold skarn project is located in Nicaragua’s North Caribbean Coast Autonomous region, close to the historic mining town of Rosita and 26km to the southeast of Bonanza and the gold...
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The Rio Nulpe project area is located at Colombia’s southern border with Ecuador in Nariño province some 110 kilometers to the southwest of the provincial capital Pasto, and 30 kilometres to the...
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Royal Road Minerals controls 100% of six mineral exploration concessions covering the Los Andes District. The total concession package is approximately 18,500 hectares. The project forms part of the...
View ProjectWe are the largest title and title application holder in Colombia with quality gold and copper exploration projects located in two main regions; The Northern Block, encompassing the prolific Middle Cauca belt, and the Southern Block, incorporating the most prospective and under-explored regions of the Andes.
Operating under the structure of a 50-50 strategic alliance with HEMCO Mineros Nicaragua, we are the largest exploration license holder in the Country. Currently, the exploration work in Nicaragua is focused on drill-testing three drill-permitted gold and copper-gold projects.
Nicaragua
Royal Road Minerals controls 100% of six mineral exploration concessions covering the Los Andes District. The total concession package is approximately 18,500 hectares. The project forms part of the...
Colombia
The Rio Nulpe project area is located at Colombia’s southern border with Ecuador in Nariño province some 110 kilometers to the southwest of the provincial capital Pasto, and 30 kilometres to the...
Nicaragua
The Luna Roja gold skarn project is located in Nicaragua’s North Caribbean Coast Autonomous region, close to the historic mining town of Rosita and 26km to the southeast of Bonanza and the gold...
Colombia
Rocks within the La Llanada region are predominantly Cretaceous age, shelf sediments, deep marine cherts and mafic marine volcanic rocks which have been intruded by Oligocene-Miocene age dioritic...
