Tireo Property
A district-scale 50-km exploration trend hosting multiple high-priority targets, including the Cachimbo polymetallic massive sulphide discovery.
Key Facts
50 km
Belt Length
100%
Ownership
Exploration
Stage
Au-Cu-Ag
Commodity
Multiple
Targets
Tireo
Formation
Exploration Upside
The Tireo Property spans a 50-km district-scale trend along the highly prospective Tireo volcanic arc sequence in central Dominican Republic. This same geological formation hosts the Romero gold-copper deposit and numerous other significant mineral occurrences across the island of Hispaniola.
Systematic exploration has identified multiple high-priority drill targets across the property, each representing distinct mineralization styles including VMS, porphyry, and epithermal systems. The Cachimbo discovery of high-grade polymetallic massive sulphides underscores the exceptional prospectivity of the land package.
The property benefits from excellent access, proximity to existing infrastructure, and a supportive regulatory environment, making it an ideal exploration and development platform.
GoldQuest in the Field
GoldQuest's exploration team operates a field camp in San Juan de la Maguana — drilling, logging, and assaying core across the highly prospective Tireo Formation.
Tireo Concessions
Exploration Targets
Cachimbo
A high-grade VMS discovery roughly 20.5 km south of Romero, hosting significant gold, copper, zinc, and silver. A sub-seafloor feeder system that opens an entirely new deposit style along the belt.
Phase 1 VMS Targets
Five priority VMS targets — Los Ganchos, Cañada La Vaca, Los Mineros, and Cachimbo SE & NW — form the core of the 5,000-metre Phase 1 drill campaign across the belt.
Imperial & La Bestia
Extensive hydrothermal systems up to 300 m thick, tested by 2015 drilling with strong gold intercepts and considerable step-out potential along strike.
Regional Prospects
Additional identified prospects — including Jengibre, La Guama, and Loma Los Comios — plus 15+ geophysical (IP) targets across the underexplored 50-km Tireo belt.