Webinar: Chakana Copper Presentation by FTMIG

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About This Webinar

Chakana Copper Corp. is a Canadian based minerals exploration company and through its wholly owned Peruvian subsidiary, Chakana Resources S.A.C., is currently advancing the Soledad project near Aija, in the Ancash region of the highly prolific Miocene mineral belt of Peru. Our goal is to find and advance mineral projects to an economic resource within a single commodity cycle for further development by mid-tier and or major mining companies. We are highly selective in our approach, looking for de-risked projects that have the characteristics of large above average grade mineral systems with significant upside potential. We employ the latest technological innovations to test the upside potential of projects with aggressively funded exploration programs. Our Executive Management Team and Board have a proven track record of success in the minerals industry, from capital raising, exploration, discovery, development and monetizing the asset through divestment.

Agenda

30 Min Corporate Presentation
15 Min Live Q&A
10 Min Open Discussion (Time Permitting)

Presenter

David Kelley

President & CEO

Mr. Kelley is an economic geologist and exploration geochemist with more than 25 years of international exploration experience throughout the Americas, Central Asia and Australasia. Most recently David was responsible for developing the exploration program at Las Bambas for MMG as the General Manager Exploration - Americas. Prior to this he worked for Oz Minerals, Zinifex, Newmont, WMC, BHP, Westmont Mining and Gold Standard. He was directly involved in the discovery of the Zuun Mod Mo-Cu deposit in Mongolia, the Wayamaga Au deposit in French Guiana, and the High Lake East VHMS deposit in Nunavut. He obtained a B.Sc. degree in geology from Colorado State University in 1985 and an M.Sc. degree in geology/geochemistry from the Colorado School of Mines in 1989. He is a past President of both the Society of Economic Geologists Foundation and the Association of Applied Geochemists.