Pars 1

The Pars 1 area, covering 3.47 square kilometers, holds an Exploration License in Sistan and Baluchestan Province. It is located 100 kilometers southeast of Zahedan and 40 kilometers northwest of the city of Mirjaveh. From a lithological perspective, the Pars 1 exploration area comprises silica-clastic rocks, including shale, siltstone, and sandstone, collectively known as the Eastern Iran Flysch, of Eocene age. The main alteration processes in the Pars 1 area are low- to moderate-intensity argillic alteration and quartz-sericitic alteration.

In the Pars 1 exploration area, during the reconnaissance and prospecting exploration phase, 18 samples were collected from mineralized outcrops.

During the general exploration phase, one geological map sheet at a scale of 1:5,000 covering an area of 3.47 square kilometers was prepared, 39 surface samples were collected and analyzed using a non-systematic method to identify gold and copper mineralization anomalies, and 5 kilometers of roads were constructed.

During the detailed exploration phase, one geological map sheet at a scale of 1:1,000 covering an area of 100 hectares was prepared, a topographic map at a scale of 1:1,000 and an orthophoto covering an area of 3.47 square kilometers were prepared, a structural map covering an area of 3.47 square kilometers was prepared, 1,975 geophysical points were surveyed using the Induced Polarization–Electrical Resistivity (IP/RS) method to delineate gold- and copper-bearing mineralized units, 50 geophysical points were surveyed using the Audio-Magnetotelluric (AMT) method on a 200*200-meter grid to delineate gold-bearing units, identify the porphyry copper mineralization system and deep bodies responsible for mineralization, 24 exploration trenches were excavated and 709 samples were collected and analyzed, and magnetometric studies, site preparation, and diamond core drilling of 15 boreholes with a total length of 4,043 meters were carried out.