Projects Overview

Unlocking a new Copper District in Southern Peru

Pecoy Copper is a Canadian exploration and development company advancing one of Peru’s largest undeveloped copper-gold-molybdenum porphyry deposits. Positioned within the prolific southern Peru copper belt, Pecoy Copper is focused on delivering a world-class copper exploration and development project that supports the global demand for critical minerals and battery metals essential to the clean energy transition.

Pecoy Copper holds two adjacent projects that are at low elevation and located 85 kilometres from the Pacific Coast.

The flagship project is the Pecoy project which host a large inferred resource of 865 Million tonnes  at a grade of 0.34% Copper and currently hold over 6.45 billion pounds of copper. The deposit has seen just over 48,000 metres of historical drilling and will be the main focus of Pecoy Copper.

The Tororume project which is located 8 kilometres from the the Pecoy project is an exciting exploration project which holds an initial discovery. Only 9 holes and under 4,000 metres of drilling have been conducted on the project, but all holes intersected mineralization and yielded results. Following geochemical and geophysical programs it is estimated that the Tororume footprint could be three times as large as the Pecoy project.