FROM LAND GRAB TO MULTI-RIG DISCOVERY – QUIMBAYA IS NOW DRILLING GOLD + COPPER AT THE SAME TIME
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FROM LAND GRAB TO MULTI-RIG DISCOVERY
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FORWARD: THIS ISN’T THE SAME QUIMBAYA WE FIRST WROTE ABOUT
When we first wrote about Quimbaya Gold (CSE: QIM | OTC: QIMGF | FSE: K05), the thesis was relatively straightforward.
Management had spent the bear market quietly assembling one of the more difficult-to-replicate exploration land positions in Colombia’s prolific Antioquia mining region, with its flagship Tahami Project positioned immediately adjacent to one of Latin America’s best-known high-grade gold camps.
The bet was that eventually the drill bit would tell us whether the geology justified the land grab.
That question is now beginning to be answered.
Over the past year, Quimbaya has moved from largely conceptual exploration upside into a multi-target discovery story backed by drilling, confirmed mineralized structures, expanding geophysical targets and – perhaps most importantly – the emergence of an entirely different geological opportunity at Tahami Center: a large copper-molybdenum-gold porphyry system.
And now the pace of exploration is accelerating again.
On September 22, Quimbaya announced that it had mobilized an additional diamond drill rig to Tahami South and commenced Phase 2 drilling on the S and V vein systems, while its drilling program at the Tahami Center porphyry continues simultaneously.
That means Quimbaya is now drilling two distinct discovery targets on the Tahami property at the same time.
One rig is following up high-grade gold-silver veins.
The other is testing a potentially district-scale copper-molybdenum-gold porphyry system.
That’s a very different setup from the one we originally covered.
Quimbaya now controls a district-scale portfolio of more than 73,000 hectares across Antioquia, with Tahami increasingly emerging as the centerpiece of the entire company.
But the real reason the story has become considerably more interesting is what is happening underground.
At Tahami, Quimbaya now has three separate discovery fronts:
High-grade gold-silver veins at Tahami South.
A large-scale copper-molybdenum-gold porphyry system at Tahami Center.
And an emerging high-grade gold target at Tahami Southeast.
Two of those targets now have drills turning.
WHY QUIMBAYA NOW
The investment thesis has changed materially since our original coverage.
Tahami Center has moved from geophysical concept to drilled porphyry system. Six holes totaling 2,927.9 metres had been completed as of September 8, and all six intersected the copper-molybdenum porphyry system predicted by Quimbaya’s exploration model. TCDH-006 encountered approximately 563 metres of potassic alteration, including approximately 150 metres of principal intramineral porphyry, with chalcopyrite- and molybdenite-bearing veinlets observed in the core. Assays remain the critical next step.
Tahami South is no longer simply an early drill target. Phase 1 consisted of approximately 5,300 metres across 12 diamond drill holes from seven platforms, successfully intersecting both the S and V vein systems. Thirteen intercepts returned mineralization above the company’s stated 0.3 g/t AuEq cutoff.
Phase 2 drilling is now underway. Six holes from two platforms are designed to test the geometry and continuity of mineralization already encountered – three targeting the S vein and three targeting the V vein.
Quimbaya (CSE: QIM | OTC: QIMGF | FSE: K05) now has two drills operating concurrently at Tahami. This is an important operational change: the company can advance its high-grade vein thesis and its large-scale porphyry thesis in parallel rather than sequentially.
A third discovery front has emerged at Tahami Southeast, where selective rock sampling returned values reaching 59.4 g/t gold and 52.30 g/t silver, alongside an approximately 1 km × 1 km sericitic alteration target. Those samples are selective and should not be considered representative of average mineralization across the target – July 16 Tahami Southeast discovery release
Behind all of this sits a broader 73,000+ hectare Antioquia portfolio, providing additional exploration optionality beyond the areas currently receiving drilling capital.
This is no longer simply a junior explorer with a large land package.
It is becoming a multi-target, multi-rig discovery story.
ONE PROJECT. THREE DISCOVERY OPPORTUNITIES.
The original Quimbaya thesis revolved primarily around finding high-grade gold extensions within the broader Segovia district.
Tahami has evolved far beyond that initial concept.
The project now contains three materially different exploration targets, giving Quimbaya multiple potential pathways to discovery from the same flagship property.
TAHAMI CENTER: THE PORPHYRY TARGET THAT CHANGED THE STORY
This may ultimately prove to be the most important development since our original Quimbaya thesis.
The Segovia district is historically known for high-grade structurally controlled gold veins.
But exploration at Tahami Center began identifying something very different:
THE GEOLOGICAL SIGNATURE OF A LARGE COPPER-MOLYBDENUM-GOLD PORPHYRY SYSTEM.
The progression has been methodical.
Surface work initially identified porphyry-style alteration, mineralization and veinlet architecture. Independent porphyry specialist Dr. Stewart Redwood subsequently examined the target and reported alteration zonation consistent with a porphyry system – January 27 independent porphyry confirmation
Drone magnetic and radiometric surveying then expanded the prospective trend to approximately 3.1 kilometres – March 2 geophysics and porphyry expansion release
By May, geophysics, geochemistry and channel sampling were converging on the same target.
Quimbaya (CSE: QIM | OTC: QIMGF | FSE: K05) reported a 1.4 km × 3.1 km magnetic anomaly, soil samples reaching 930.9 ppm copper and 77 ppm molybdenum, and underground channel sampling including:
0.8 METRES AT 1.82% COPPER + 1,047 PPM MOLYBDENUM
The company calculated that interval at 2.14% CuEq, within a broader 1.35-metre interval grading 0.391% Cu and 438 ppm Mo, or 0.525% CuEq under the assumptions disclosed by Quimbaya.
The significance wasn’t simply one high-grade channel.
Multiple independent geological datasets were stacking on top of one another.
- Magnetics.
- Radiometrics.
- Soil geochemistry.
- Surface and underground sampling.
- Alteration.
- Structural interpretation.
All pointing toward the same broader system.
THEN THE MODEL MET THE DRILL BIT
In late May, Quimbaya commenced an initial planned 5,000-metre diamond drill program at Tahami Center, initially targeting Robusta, Bourbon and Arabic – June 1 Tahami Center drilling commencement
By September 8, six holes totaling 2,927.9 metres had been completed.
All six intersected the targeted porphyry system.
Five intersected intramineral porphyry, breccia and variable sulphide mineralization.
The standout geological hole to date is TCDH-006.
The hole encountered potassic alteration from approximately 96 metres to the bottom of the hole at 658.85 metres – approximately:
563 METRES OF POTASSIC ALTERATION
Within that sequence, Quimbaya intersected approximately:
150 METRES OF PRINCIPAL INTRAMINERAL PORPHYRY
from 294 metres to 444.4 metres.
The company logged magnetite, secondary biotite and visually identified chalcopyrite and molybdenite-bearing veinlets, with local veinlet densities reaching approximately:
50–60 VEINLETS PER LINEAR METRE OF CORE
That’s an important geological milestone.
But this distinction matters:
VISUAL MINERALIZATION IS NOT AN ASSAY.
Quimbaya explicitly cautioned that the intervals described are alteration and lithological intervals rather than assay intervals, and that visual mineral identification cannot be used to infer grade or economic potential.
That makes the next question extremely simple:
WHAT GRADE DOES THE SYSTEM CARRY?
That’s the question the laboratory has to answer.
And that’s why Tahami Center remains one of the most important near-term catalysts in the Quimbaya story.
TAHAMI SOUTH: PHASE 1 FOUND THE VEINS — PHASE 2 NOW TESTS WHETHER THEY CONTINUE
While the emerging porphyry system dramatically expanded the Quimbaya thesis, the original high-grade gold-silver story hasn’t gone anywhere.
If anything, it is becoming more defined.
Phase 1 drilling at Tahami South consisted of approximately:
- 5,300 metres of drilling
- 12 diamond drill holes
- Seven drill platforms
And critically:
BOTH TARGETED VEIN SYSTEMS WERE INTERSECTED.
The September 22 update reports 13 intercepts above a 0.3 g/t AuEq cutoff, including nine intervals being disclosed for the first time.
The strongest previously disclosed intervals include:
TSDH_007 –1.0 metre at 0.77 g/t Au + 528 g/t Ag
Updated September 2026 equivalent:
8.40 G/T AUEQ – TSDH_003 – 0.90 metres at 2.57 g/t Au + 378.1 g/t Ag
Updated equivalent:
8.03 G/T AUEQ – TSDH_004 – 0.90 metres at 1.03 g/t Au + 113.2 g/t Ag
Updated equivalent:
2.67 G/T AUEQ
The company’s September 22 disclosure recalculates AuEq using September 20, 2026 spot prices of US$4,391.42/oz gold and US$66.97/oz silver, together with assumed recoveries of 95% for gold and 90% for silver. No metallurgical test work has yet been completed on Tahami South mineralization.
Importantly, the underlying gold and silver assay grades have not changed.
THE GEOPHYSICS CHANGED THE NEXT DRILL PROGRAM
This is one of the more important parts of the Tahami South story.
Quimbaya didn’t simply finish Phase 1 and immediately drill another group of holes.
It went back and improved the geological model.
Integrated induced-polarization, resistivity and magnetic surveys subsequently traced both the S and V vein structures beneath shallow cover and across the two geological domains that host them.
The company had previously reported in June that the geophysics supported continuity of the mineralized structures intersected during maiden drilling – June 16 Tahami South geophysics release
That work is now directly influencing where Phase 2 holes are being placed.
Quimbaya’s VP Exploration and Qualified Person, Ricardo Sierra, identifies two principal structural corridors.
The southern corridor corresponds with a coherent low-resistivity anomaly associated with the V vein system and is interpreted as a principal structural conduit.
A second corridor to the north exhibits moderate-to-high resistivity and spatially correlates with the S vein system, potentially reflecting quartz-rich vein development and silicification.
Most importantly, the higher-grade intercepts from TSDH_003 and TSDH_007 occur along the margins of this resistive feature, providing management with a geological relationship that can now be tested directly through Phase 2 drilling.
That’s the progression you want to see in an exploration program:
DRILL → LEARN → REFINE THE MODEL → DRILL AGAIN
PHASE 2: SIX HOLES DESIGNED AROUND CONTINUITY
Quimbaya (CSE: QIM | OTC: QIMGF | FSE: K05) has now mobilized a dedicated additional diamond drill rig to Tahami South.
Phase 2 consists of six diamond drill holes from two platforms:
Three testing the S vein system.
Three testing the V vein system.
The objective isn’t simply to establish whether the structures exist.
PHASE 1 ALREADY DID THAT.
Phase 2 is designed to better define the geometry and continuity of mineralization already encountered, with drill locations positioned along trends defined through the new ground-geophysical work.
This makes Phase 2 fundamentally different from the maiden program.
Quimbaya now has:
- Known structures.
- Known mineralized intercepts.
- Ground geophysics tracing those structures beneath cover.
- And a more refined geological model telling the company where to drill next.
Drilling is expected to be completed during Q4 2026, with assay results anticipated during Q1 2027.
And perhaps the biggest operational takeaway:
QUIMBAYA IS NOW DRILLING TAHAMI SOUTH AND TAHAMI CENTER AT THE SAME TIME.
One rig is testing high-grade gold-silver vein mineralization.
The other continues testing the Cu-Mo-Au porphyry.
Two geological models.
Two discovery pathways.
One flagship property.
TAHAMI SOUTHEAST: A THIRD TARGET EMERGES
And Tahami doesn’t end with Center and South.
In July, Quimbaya defined another target at Tahami Southeast.
Selective rock sampling from quartz-vein sub-outcrops returned values reaching:
59.4 G/T GOLD
and
52.30 G/T SILVER
The company also identified an approximately 1 km × 1 km sericitic alteration footprint, open in several directions, with visible gold reported in surrounding drainages – July 16 Tahami Southeast release
As always, context matters.
These are selective rock samples and should not be interpreted as representative of average mineralization across the target.
Tahami Southeast remains considerably earlier-stage than either Tahami South or Tahami Center.
But that’s exactly why it adds something to the thesis.
Quimbaya (CSE: QIM | OTC: QIMGF | FSE: K05) already has two active drill targets, while a third discovery opportunity is advancing behind them.
73,000+ HECTARES – BUT CAPITAL IS BECOMING MORE FOCUSED
Quimbaya’s original land-consolidation strategy is still central to the story.
The company now reports more than 73,000 hectares across its Antioquia portfolio, covering Tahami, Maitamac and Berrio.
In April, Quimbaya added another 6,420 hectares of mineral-concession applications in Segovia, growing the broader Antioquia footprint while stating that the expansion did not draw from capital allocated to its drilling catalysts – April 15 Segovia land expansion release
The important point now isn’t simply how much ground Quimbaya controls.
It’s that management increasingly has enough geological evidence at Tahami to prioritize where exploration dollars are being spent.
That’s a very different position from owning tens of thousands of hectares and needing to determine where to start.
MAITAMAC – 33,000+ HECTARES OF FUTURE OPTIONALITY
Maitamac provides another 33,000+ hectares of exploration exposure with potential for both:
Orogenic vein systems and Porphyry targets.
The project includes historical mines and artisanal workings and remains significantly earlier stage than Tahami.
And right now, that’s probably exactly where it should be.
Quimbaya doesn’t need to spread its exploration treasury evenly across every hectare it controls.
Tahami is producing the geological evidence.
So Tahami should command the majority of the near-term attention.
Maitamac gives management another district-scale project to advance when the timing and capital allocation make sense.
BERRIO – MONETIZING A NON-CORE ASSET
Berrio gives us another indication of where management’s priorities are moving.
In August, Quimbaya (CSE: QIM | OTC: QIMGF | FSE: K05) granted 37 Capital Inc. an option to acquire 100% of the Berrio Project for total consideration of up to US$3.75 million in cash and shares if exercised.
Quimbaya described the transaction as a non-dilutive monetization of a non-core asset and reported retaining an approximately 19.9% equity interest in the purchaser at the time of the transaction.
Strategically, the message is fairly clear.
Management is concentrating technical and financial resources on Tahami while looking for alternative ways to create value from assets that aren’t currently the primary exploration focus.
We think that makes sense.
Follow the geology.
Right now, the geology is pointing to Tahami.
A TEAM BUILT AROUND COLOMBIAN EXPLORATION
Exploration assets don’t advance themselves.
One reason we’ve continued following Quimbaya is the level of Colombian and Latin American mining experience surrounding the project.
ALEXANDRE P. BOIVIN — PRESIDENT, CEO & DIRECTOR
Boivin has more than a decade of specialized experience in Colombian mining and corporate finance and founded Quimbaya in 2020, assembling its portfolio and technical team.
RICARDO SIERRA – VP EXPLORATION
Sierra has more than 20 years of geological experience across South America and the Caribbean, including work in Colombia with Anglo American, Continental Gold and Collective Mining.
He previously served as Exploration Superintendent at Continental Gold’s Buriticá Project, a multi-million-ounce gold deposit later acquired by Zijin in a transaction Quimbaya’s presentation cites at approximately C$1.9 billion.
Sierra is also Quimbaya’s Qualified Person and supervised the Tahami South drill programs described in the September 22 update.
SEBASTIAN WAHL – VP CORPORATE DEVELOPMENT & DIRECTOR
Wahl brings more than 15 years of metals-trading and capital-markets experience and co-founded Silver X Mining, helping advance it from exploration toward silver production in Peru.
DR. STEWART REDWOOD – SENIOR TECHNICAL ADVISOR
Redwood brings decades of global porphyry and multi-metal experience and independently examined the Tahami Center geological system before drilling.
DR. MARK CRUISE – DIRECTOR & TECHNICAL COMMITTEE
Cruise has more than 30 years of international mining experience spanning exploration, development and operation and previously founded Trevali Mining. Quimbaya says he has participated in raising more than US$1 billion of equity and debt throughout his career.
For an exploration-stage company, this matters enormously.
Owning prospective ground is only step one.
The value comes from knowing where to drill it.
CAPITAL STRUCTURE: MANAGEMENT STILL HAS REAL SKIN IN THE GAME
As of July 16, 2026, Quimbaya (CSE: QIM | OTC: QIMGF | FSE: K05) reported approximately: 84.2 million basic shares outstanding
- 19.9 million shares held by management and directors (23%)
- ~22 million held by strategic investors and HNW investors (27%)
- ~42 million shares in the public float (50%)
The company also reported:
- 8.1 million officer, director and advisor options
- 3.1 million RSUs
- ~35 million warrants
for approximately:
130.4 MILLION SHARES FULLY DILUTED
That ownership structure is worth highlighting.
Approximately 50% of the company’s basic shares were represented by management/directors and strategic or HNW investors according to Quimbaya’s July disclosure.
The company’s presentation also describes Quimbaya as debt-free and fully funded for its 2026 drilling program.
GOLD + COPPER CHANGES THE MACRO EXPOSURE
The original Quimbaya thesis was overwhelmingly a gold story.
That’s no longer the case.
Tahami South and Tahami Southeast retain direct exposure to the high-grade gold-silver exploration thesis that originally drew us to the company.
But Tahami Center potentially adds an entirely different form of commodity exposure:
- Copper.
- Molybdenum.
- Gold.
And perhaps more importantly, an entirely different potential deposit scale.
High-grade structurally controlled veins and large porphyry systems are fundamentally different geological models.
Quimbaya (CSE: QIM | OTC: QIMGF | FSE: K05) doesn’t need every target to succeed for the story to change materially.
The significance of Tahami is that management now has multiple independent geological opportunities capable of creating value.
THE CATALYST STACK
This is where the updated Quimbaya story gets particularly interesting.
The company is entering a period where investors should receive meaningful geological information from multiple targets rather than waiting on one isolated exploration event.
1. TAHAMI CENTER ASSAYS
The first six holes have demonstrated that Quimbaya’s drilling intersected the porphyry system predicted by its exploration model.
Now comes the question that matters most: WHAT GRADE DOES IT CARRY?
Quimbaya said on September 8 that assay results from the initial six holes were expected in late September or October.
2. CONTINUED TAHAMI CENTER DRILLING
TCDH-007 was collared approximately 410 metres northeast of TCDH-006 on the same mineralized trend, providing another test of the system’s geometry and continuity.
3. TAHAMI SOUTH PHASE 2 – NOW UNDERWAY
A second rig is now turning.
Six holes will test the S and V structures around known mineralized intercepts using the new geophysical interpretation to refine targeting.
4. TAHAMI SOUTH PHASE 2 ASSAYS
The program is expected to finish during Q4 2026, with assay results anticipated in Q1 2027.
5. TAHAMI SOUTHEAST
Additional mapping, geochemistry and target-development work can determine whether the high-grade surface samples and large alteration footprint ultimately justify drilling.
And behind all of this remains Maitamac.
THERE IS NO SHORTAGE OF GEOLOGICAL SHOTS ON GOAL.
WHAT HAS TO GO RIGHT
None of this removes exploration risk.
Quimbaya remains an early-stage mineral exploration company.
At Tahami Center, the company has successfully intersected the porphyry geology predicted by its model, but laboratory assays still have to establish grade.
Visual chalcopyrite, molybdenite, alteration intensity and vein density are geological observations.
They are not a substitute for assay results.
Quimbaya itself makes that distinction clearly in its September 8 disclosure.
At Tahami South, Phase 1 intersected both targeted structures and returned several high-grade gold-silver intervals, but those strongest intercepts remain narrow.
That makes the central question for Phase 2:
CAN QUIMBAYA DEMONSTRATE CONTINUITY, GEOMETRY AND ULTIMATELY SCALE AROUND THE HIGHER-GRADE PORTIONS OF THE SYSTEM?
That’s precisely what this phase of drilling has been designed to determine.
At Tahami Southeast, the highest-grade results come from selective surface sampling and cannot be extrapolated across the broader property.
Quimbaya also has no mineral resource at Tahami today.
The company’s September 22 disclosure specifically notes that its exploration results do not constitute a mineral resource or mineral reserve, that reported drill lengths are downhole lengths rather than necessarily true widths, and that there is no certainty further exploration will result in the definition of a resource.
Then there are the standard risks affecting junior exploration companies:
- Geological risk.
- Financing and dilution.
- Permitting.
- Execution.
- Commodity prices.
- Community and social-licence considerations.
- Political and jurisdictional risk.
That’s the trade-off.
The uncertainty remains substantial.
But the amount of new geological information capable of changing the story is also increasing rapidly.
CONCLUSION: THE LAND-GRAB STORY HAS BECOME A MULTI-RIG DISCOVERY STORY
When we originally covered Quimbaya, the thesis was largely about what management had assembled.
Today, it is increasingly about:
WHAT THAT GROUND ACTUALLY CONTAINS.
Quimbaya (CSE: QIM | OTC: QIMGF | FSE: K05) now controls more than 73,000 hectares across Antioquia.
At Tahami South, approximately 5,300 metres of Phase 1 drilling intersected both targeted vein systems and produced 13 mineralized intercepts above the company’s stated 0.3 g/t AuEq cutoff.
At Tahami Center, the first six drill holes have all intersected the targeted Cu-Mo porphyry system, with TCDH-006 encountering approximately 563 metres of potassic alteration and roughly 150 metres of principal intramineral porphyry.
At Tahami Southeast, high-grade selective surface sampling and a broad alteration footprint have generated a third exploration target.
And now:
TWO DRILL RIGS ARE TURNING ON TWO DIFFERENT DISCOVERY TARGETS AT TAHAMI.
One is drilling the gold-silver vein systems at Tahami South.
The other continues testing the copper-molybdenum-gold porphyry at Tahami Center.
That is a materially different company from the one we originally wrote about.
The thesis is no longer dependent on one geological idea.
There are now:
- Multiple targets.
- Multiple commodities.
- Multiple active drill programs.
And multiple potential catalysts capable of changing how the market looks at the company.
Phase 1 at Tahami South established that the S and V vein systems exist and carry mineralization.
The subsequent geophysics gave Quimbaya a clearer picture of how those structures appear to continue beneath cover.
Phase 2 is now specifically testing continuity and geometry around what the company has already found.
At the same time, Tahami Center is approaching the stage where assays can begin answering the biggest unresolved question in the porphyry story:
DOES THE SCALE OF THE GEOLOGICAL SYSTEM TRANSLATE INTO MEANINGFUL GRADES?
That’s why we think the current exploration window is considerably more interesting than it was when we first published our Quimbaya thesis.
The land has been assembled.
The targets have been generated.
The first drilling has delivered geological confirmation.
Now two rigs are turning.
And over the coming months, investors should begin getting increasingly definitive answers about what Quimbaya actually has at Tahami.
THE LAND GRAB IS OVER.
THE DISCOVERY TEST IS UNDERWAY.
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