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ZPFA Holding Mining

  • Tehran, Iran (Zamin Pouyan Faraz Asia Co.)
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Badroud

General overview of activities on Badroud mining areas

ZPFA and TMFG Co. owned already 6 Celestine areas total of 250 km2 exploration certificate is advancing exploration activities at a newly identified Celestine-rich area, covering many distinct zones with significant potential at all mining areas. Initial efforts included constructing access roads to enable easy movement of equipment and personnel. Geological surveys, remote sensing, and extensive field sampling have already been conducted, confirming that the reserves in this region are promising for further extensive exploration. These initial studies suggest high-grade celestine deposits, prompting the company to scale up its exploration efforts.

The next phase involves drilling test holes and excavating exploration trenches across key zones to assess the thickness, quality, and distribution of the celestine deposits. Additionally, detailed large-scale geological mapping will be carried out to gain a comprehensive understanding of the deposit’s structure. Samples collected from these activities will undergo rigorous chemical analysis to verify purity and suitability for industrial processing. This systematic approach ensures that the company accurately assesses the economic viability of the deposit while adhering to regulatory requirements.

The culmination of these activities will be a detailed final report, compiling all exploration data and analyses. This report will serve as the foundation for obtaining the necessary production certificates, enabling the company to transition from exploration to full-scale mining operations within the next six months. By leveraging state-of-the-art techniques and a structured exploration strategy, the company is poised to unlock the potential of these Celestine reserves, contributing significantly to their resource portfolio and market supply.

EXPLORATION CERTIFICATES OF BAD-ROUDs REGION MINES