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About Zincore

Zincore was formed in 2006 when Southwestern Resources Corp. spun off its zinc projects to create a new TSX-listed company. Today, the Company's largest shareholder is Inversiones Pacasmayo S.A.C., a Peru-based investment company with interests in a number of different industrial minerals companies. Currently, Inversiones Pacasmayo holds 25.8% of the outstanding shares of Zincore.

The foundation of Zincore rests solidly in the zinc and lead deposits at Accha and Yanque, both located in Peru. 

Core Assets

Accha Estimated Resources
	Cut-off Grade (%)	Zinc (million lbs)	Lead (million lbs)
Measured	2.0	478	43
Indicated	2.0	382	57
Inferred	2.0	129	18

Yanque Estimated Resources
	Zinc (million lbs)	Lead (million lbs)
Inferred	966	1,021

In summary and in aggregate, under Zincore's Preliminary Economic Assessment published September 2011, the Accha Zinc Oxide District hosts total payable metal of over 2.1 billion pounds of zinc and lead resources.

In addition the company owns a number of new high potential projects including the Minasccasa zinc and copper skarn project and the recently discovered Dolores porphyry copper project located proximal to the Yanque deposit.

The vision of the new board and management is to create a zinc and associated base metals company focused in the best zinc endowed geographies in the Americas. Zincore has initiated an aggressive program to generate and acquire new projects in Peru, Canada and Mexico.

Photo: Accha deposit camp