Quimbaya Gold says the land position at its Tahami Project in Antioquia, Colombia grew about 37% during 2026, from 31,650 hectares to 43,496 hectares, after it added ten mineral applications covering 11,845.6 hectares. Tahami lies immediately adjacent to Aris Mining's Segovia operation, which the CEO says produces approximately 250,000 ounces of gold yearly. The company notes that securing new tenure in Antioquia is slow and competitive, and that it added the ground over months while running two drill programs. Phase 2 drilling is underway on high-grade silver and gold vein targets at Tahami South, and assay results for the remaining Phase 1 holes at Tahami Center are expected in December 2026. The release stresses that mineral applications are not granted mining titles and that no assurance can be given that any application will be approved.
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