Max Resource Corp Expands in Colombia with Strategic Acquisition
Max Resource Corporation, a Vancouver-based mining and exploration company, has made significant strides in Colombia by securing rights to acquire 100% of the Mora Gold-Silver Title. This strategic move is facilitated through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Maximum Company Colombia S.A.S., and positions the company in a promising area of the Middle Cauca Gold Belt.
The Mora Title, spanning 713 hectares, is adjacent to Aris Mining’s Marmato mine and Collective Mining’s Guayabales Project. This location is notable for its rich mining history, featuring 40 historic workings and 5 active mines. The property boasts polymetallic structures extending over 2,500 meters by 1,000 meters, with high-grade channel samples yielding up to 45.0 grams per tonne (g/t) gold and 7,110 g/t silver.
The acquisition terms include staged payments totaling $8.4 million USD and a 3% net smelter royalty. The geological similarities between the Mora Title and the neighboring Marmato mine, which has reserves of 31.3 million tonnes at 3.2 g/t Au and resources of 61.5 million tonnes, underscore the potential of this new venture.
This acquisition aligns Max Resource Corp with other prominent players in the region, including Collective Mining and Aris Mining, as they collectively shape one of South America’s most exciting gold districts. The company’s focus on exploration and acquisition of mineral resource properties continues to drive its growth in the metals and mining sector.
As of August 18, 2025, Max Resource Corp’s close price was CAD 0.08, with a market capitalization of 14,390,743 CAD. The company’s recent activities and strategic acquisitions are likely to influence its market performance in the coming months.