Chagai District, Balochistan
The Company’s flagship asset is the Pana Project, located in the Chagai District of Balochistan, Pakistan. The project lies within the Tethyan Orogenic Belt, a globally significant geological province that hosts multiple large copper-gold porphyry systems.
The Pana Project area is situated in proximity to established copper-gold deposits and historic mining operations, highlighting the broader mineral endowment of the region. Previous exploration work and historical drilling data indicate the presence of a porphyry-style mineral system. The project requires further systematic work to assess its scale, continuity, and economic potential.
Pana Copper’s strategy for the Pana Project is to apply modern exploration techniques, phased technical evaluation, and disciplined capital allocation to advance geological understanding while managing risk.
Pana Deposit is ~150 km from Reko Diq and Saindak
Situated on the same geological setting - the prolific Tethyan Belt
Copper 1,855,360 (t)
Gold 6,623,166 (oz)
Copper 24,351,000 (t)
Gold 41,373,000 (oz)
Large-Scale Green Oxidation in Arid Environments In arid desert climates, surface weathering processes are generally limited due to low rainfall, minimal soil development, and reduced groundwater circulation.
As a result, widespread green oxidation is less likely to form through normal surface weathering.
Green oxidation observed at surface is commonly associated with secondary copper minerals, which typically form through the oxidation of primary copper sulfide mineralization. In desert environments, the preservation of such minerals can be enhanced due to limited leaching and erosion, allowing oxidized copper minerals to remain exposed at surface for extended periods.
Exploration Leases – Malakand, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
In addition to the Pana Project, the Company holds interests in highly prospective exploration leases in the Malakand region of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK). These areas are considered underexplored relative to their geological potential and provide exposure to additional mineral systems beyond the Company’s core asset in Balochistan.
The Malakand leases expand Pana Copper’s regional footprint and offer optionality for future exploration programs. As with all early-stage assets, these properties require further geological evaluation and technical work before their potential can be fully assessed.