2.18 Million Ounce Indicated and 557,000 Ounce Inferred Gold Equivalent Resource With the Drill Bit Turning and a Path Back Toward Production
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NI 43-101 Resource – 2.18 Million Ounce Indicated & 557,000 Ounce Inferred Gold Equivalent With the Drill Bit Turning and a Path Back Toward Production
NORSEMONT MINING INC
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There are generally two ways junior mining companies create outsized value.
They either discover something the market didn’t know existed – or they take an asset the market has forgotten about and prove that it is worth dramatically more than investors thought.
Norsemont Mining Inc (CSE: NOM | OTC: NRRSF | FWB: LXZ1) may have an opportunity to do both.
At its 100%-owned Choquelimpie Gold-Silver-Copper Project in northern Chile, Norsemont isn’t starting with a blank map and a geological theory.
It is starting with a past-producing mine, a current NI 43-101 resources of 2.18 million indicated and 557,000 inferred gold-equivalent ounces, approximately 145,000 metres of drilling across more than 1,720 holes, a 3,000-tonne-per-day mill, power, water, roads, camp facilities, core storage and an on-site sample preparation laboratory.
And Norsemont isn’t simply trying to bring an old mine back to life.
The company is drilling beneath and around the existing resource into what increasingly appears to be a much broader mineralizing system. Its August investor presentation highlights an approximately 8-kilometre mineralized corridor, a roughly 750-metre IP chargeability anomaly between the Choque and Vizcacha pits, multiple under-drilled targets and deeper porphyry Cu-Au potential beneath the existing resource.
At the same time, Norsemont is evaluating whether existing oxide material and historical stockpiles could provide a potentially lower-capital route toward initial production.
That creates what we believe is the most compelling part of the story:
Norsemont potentially has two value-creation engines operating at the same time.
One is about moving an existing multi-million-ounce resource toward an economic development decision.
The other is about finding out how big the underlying Choquelimpie system could ultimately become.
And over the next several months, investors could begin getting answers on both.
WHY NOW?
Timing matters in junior mining.
And Norsemont is entering what could be one of the most important stretches in the modern history of Choquelimpie.
As of September 1, the company had completed 16 Phase 3 drill holes totaling approximately 4,100 metres in 2026, targeting step-outs and offsets across five areas of the project.
More importantly:
Assays from those 16 holes remain pending.
Norsemont also reported that the drilling has confirmed multiple styles of gold-bearing mineralization, including hydrothermal breccias, porphyry-related quartz ± magnetite veinlets and quartz-mica-sulfide alteration zones, with base-metal mineralization identified in the latter. Hole MV26-DD24 was underway targeting the area between Choque and Vizcacha.
That makes the company’s September 1 Choquelimpie drilling update one of the most important releases in the current thesis. Read the September 1, 2026, drill update.
At the same time, metallurgical studies, 3D geological modelling, oxide leach work and environmental work are progressing, with management targeting an oxide-focused PEA for Q1 2027.
Then there is the commodity backdrop.
The current Choquelimpie resource was calculated using approximately US$2,500/oz gold, US$28/oz silver and US$4.00/lb copper.
As of September 7, spot gold was around US$4,410/oz and silver approximately US$66/oz, while copper was trading around record LME levels near US$6.50–6.60/lb.
That does not mean Norsemont can simply recalculate its existing resource using spot metal prices.
But it does mean the economic environment surrounding Choquelimpie looks dramatically different from the assumptions underlying the current resource.
Existing ounces. Record-level metals prices. Active drilling. Pending assays. Metallurgy underway. A PEA approaching.
That is the setup.
THE ASSET: CHOQUELIMPIE
Choquelimpie is a past-producing high-sulfidation gold-silver-copper system located approximately 115 kilometres east-northeast of the port city of Arica in northern Chile, with year-round road access.
Historic operators produced approximately 415,000 ounces of gold and 2 million ounces of silver from the project between 1988 and 1992.
But the Choquelimpie of today is substantially larger than the footprint of the historic mine.
In August, Norsemont added 3,291 hectares of newly staked ground, increasing the total land position to approximately 9,048 hectares. The new claims were selected to capture extensions of geological trends identified by the company’s technical team.
Read the August 6, 2026 land expansion release
That expansion reinforces the larger thesis:
Norsemont (CSE: NOM | OTC: NRRSF | FWB: LXZ1) is increasingly evaluating Choquelimpie as a district-scale mineralized system — not simply three historic pits.
2.18 MILLION OUNCE INDICATED AND 557,000 OUNCE INFERRED GOLD EQUIVALENT RESOURCE – BEFORE THE CURRENT DRILL PROGRAM
Choquelimpie’s current NI 43-101 mineral resource estimate has an effective date of March 31, 2025.
It contains:
Indicated: 81.9 million tonnes grading 0.66 g/t Au, 12.62 g/t Ag and 0.04% Cu, representing approximately 2.184 million AuEq ounces.
Inferred: 25.3 million tonnes grading 0.55 g/t Au, 8.89 g/t
Ag and 0.04% Cu, representing approximately 557,000 AuEq ounces.
Read the NI 43-101 Technical Report
And this is important:
The current resource predates the drilling that Norsemont is carrying out today.
The company’s job is no longer simply proving that mineralization exists.
It is trying to establish whether higher-grade zones can be extended, connected and ultimately incorporated into a larger resource envelope.
That is a very different proposition than starting with a grassroots exploration property.
THIS ISN’T YOUR TYPICAL GREENFIELD EXPLORER
One of the biggest obstacles facing almost every new mine is infrastructure.
Roads have to be built. Power has to be brought in. Water has to be secured. Camps, warehouses and processing facilities can require years of permitting and capital before a project ever reaches production.
At Choquelimpie, much of that physical foundation already exists.
The project includes a 3,000-tonne-per-day processing mill, year-round road access, power and water on site, valid water permits, a refurbished camp, offices, warehouse facilities, historic and modern core storage and an on-site sample handling facility.
The project also benefits from indefinite Presidential Decrees covering exploration and mining, although further environmental and operational approvals remain necessary for future development.
This doesn’t mean Choquelimpie can simply be switched back on.
But it does give Norsemont (CSE: NOM | OTC: NRRSF | FWB: LXZ1) something most junior developers spend years and enormous amounts of capital attempting to replicate.
Choquelimpie already looks like a mine site because it once was one.
THE SECOND STORY: HOW BIG IS THE SYSTEM?
This is where we believe Norsemont becomes significantly more interesting.
The historic mining story has largely centred around three principal areas:
Choque. Vizcacha. Suri.
Modern exploration is beginning to build a much broader picture.
Norsemont’s latest presentation outlines approximately 8 kilometres of interpreted mineralized strike, multiple surface mineralized zones, largely undrilled IP anomalies and potential porphyry Cu-Au targets beneath the existing resource.
Between Choque and Vizcacha alone sits an approximately 750-metre chargeability anomaly.
And the historical drilling shows why that deserves attention.
Selected historical intercepts highlighted by the company include:
Vizcacha — A-327: 35 metres at 32.2 g/t Au and 8 g/t Ag
Choque — R-066: 120 metres at 4.1 g/t Au and 252 g/t Ag
Suri — R-579: 24 metres at 35.1 g/t Au and 137 g/t Ag
These are selected historical intercepts, true widths have not necessarily been established and they should not be interpreted as representative grades for the overall deposit.
But they demonstrate something important:
The Choquelimpie system has shown the ability to produce both substantial widths and exceptionally high grades.
Norsemont (CSE: NOM | OTC: NRRSF | FWB: LXZ1) 2021 drilling also returned 170 metres at 1.35 g/t Au, 18.3 g/t Ag and 0.2% Cu, at 1.57 g/t AuEq using the company’s drill-intercept calculation.
Now the company is trying to determine whether those mineralized zones can be extended and connected into something substantially larger.
THE DRILL BIT IS TURNING
The Phase 3 program is designed to test higher-grade mineralization beneath and beyond the existing resource envelope.
And earlier drilling gave Norsemont a reason to continue.
In February, the company reported:
MV25-DD01: 109 metres at 1.09 g/t Au and 2.2 g/t Ag
MV25-DD02: 94 metres at 1.26 g/t Au and 2.7 g/t Ag
with both holes beginning at surface.
Read the February 24, 2026 drill results
Follow-up re-assaying in April added another dimension to the system.
Norsemont reported 24 metres averaging 0.95 g/t AuEq plus 0.29% copper in DD03, alongside elevated lead and zinc values in multiple holes. The company said these results were helping refine its geological interpretation and drill targeting.
Read the April 24, 2026 base-metal results
Then in June, DD04 and DD05 delivered additional mineralized widths.
DD04 returned 28 metres averaging 0.97 g/t AuEq, while DD05 encountered multiple mineralized intervals, including 58 metres averaging 0.92 g/t AuEq and a deeper 20 metres averaging 1.20 g/t AuEq extending to the bottom of the hole.
Read the June 5, 2026 drill results
By September 1, the program had grown to 16 holes and approximately 4,100 metres of 2026 drilling, with assays still pending.
That is why we see the next assay batch as potentially pivotal.
Norsemont already has the ounces.
The upcoming drill results could begin telling us whether it also has the scale.
THE NEAR-TERM OXIDE OPPORTUNITY
While the exploration team tests the larger sulfide system at depth, Norsemont Mining Inc (CSE: NOM | OTC: NRRSF | FWB: LXZ1) is simultaneously evaluating a different opportunity closer to surface.
The existing resource contains approximately 547,000 indicated AuEq ounces within the oxide category, plus a smaller inferred component.
Included in the current NI 43-101 resource is a stockpile oxide resource of 235,000 AuEq ounces.
The attraction is straightforward.
The stockpile material is already at surface, potentially eliminating the stripping requirement associated with conventional mining and giving Norsemont a possible early feed source if metallurgy, engineering, permitting and economics support development.
Choquelimpie also has relevant operating history.
The current 43-101 oxide mineral resources have been estimated using an 80% gold recovery. Current work includes cyanide-solubility testing, column-leach testing and additional metallurgy intended to establish modern recovery assumptions.
The corporate strategy currently targets an oxide heap-leach PEA for Q1 2027.
This is the potential development sequence we find interesting:
The Opportunity: Evaluate a potentially lower-capital path to initial production of the oxide resource – while continuing to define the much larger sulfide and porphyry opportunity to depth.
The company formally advanced the regulatory side of that strategy in March by engaging DAES Consultores to prepare an Environmental Impact Declaration focused on future project development and potential regulatory approvals.
Read the March 2, 2026 environmental and permitting update
The strategy still needs to be demonstrated through current metallurgy, permitting and an economic study.
But if it works, Choquelimpie could evolve from an exploration story into a development story while exploration continues.
THE GOLD, SILVER AND COPPER TAILWIND
Choquelimpie already contained millions of AuEq ounces when the current resource was modeled using US$2,500 gold, US$28 silver and US$4.00/lb copper.
Today, all three metals are materially higher.
On September 7, spot gold traded around US$4,410/oz and silver approximately US$66.24/oz.
Meanwhile, benchmark LME copper recently reached approximately US$14,500 per tonne – around US$6.58/lb – setting a new record.
That is especially relevant because Choquelimpie isn’t solely a gold story.
Across indicated and inferred categories, the current resource contains an indicated resources of 2.18 million AuEq ounces (1.73 million ounce of gold and 33 million ounces of silver), with copper also contributing to the sulfide AuEq calculation.
Again, current spot prices do not establish project economics.
But when a company is entering metallurgy and PEA work, having gold, silver and copper all trading materially above the assumptions behind the existing resource is exactly the type of backdrop you want.
A MANAGEMENT TEAM BUILT FOR SOMETHING BIGGER
The asset is important.
But what stands out almost as much is the team Norsemont (CSE: NOM | OTC: NRRSF | FWB: LXZ1) has assembled around it.
Marc Levy, Chairman & CEO
Levy founded and led the previous Norsemont Mining, which the company says grew from approximately a $1 million market capitalization before ultimately being acquired by Hudbay Minerals for $520 million in 2011.
Mijael Thiele, Director
A mining engineer with roughly 30 years of South American experience who led the US$2.7-billion Esperanza copper-gold project from exploration into commercial operation in approximately six years and managed Los Bronces operations for Anglo American.
Dr. Sergei Diakov, Director
A geologist with experience associated with major porphyry copper-gold discoveries including Oyu Tolgoi and Nuevo Chaquiro.
David Flint, Chief Geologist
More than 35 years of mining experience, including time at Freeport-McMoRan where the company states he was a project geologist during the discovery and development of Grasberg, followed by work at Allied Nevada Gold where he contributed to a substantial expansion at Hycroft.
David Laing, Advisory Chairman
Former COO of Equinox Gold and True Gold, one of Endeavour Mining’s early executives and an advisor on more than US$25 billion of resource-sector M&A transactions.
Norsemont further strengthened its board in August with the addition of Ariel Tepperman, a corporate-finance executive with more than 20 years of experience who currently heads advisory at Lionhead Capital and previously held senior roles with Gneiss Energy, Macquarie and RBC Capital Markets.
Read the August 17, 2026 Ariel Tepperman appointment
The point isn’t simply that these are impressive résumés.
This is a team with experience discovering major deposits, building mines, financing companies and completing transactions.
If Choquelimpie continues moving from exploration toward development, that experience becomes increasingly relevant.
THE OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE MATTERS
Norsemont’s August presentation also shows a concentrated shareholder base.
According to the company, approximately 26% was held by institutions and family offices, while the CEO and family trust represented approximately 20%.
The presentation also identifies strategic shareholders including names such as Rob McEwen, Paul Matysek, Crescat, Larry Lepard, Victor Cantore and Quinton Hennigh.
As of August 2026, the presentation showed approximately 89.1 million basic shares outstanding, with 34.4 million warrants, 6.7 million options/RSUs and 47.4 million shares represented by convertible debentures, resulting in approximately 177.6 million fully diluted shares.
That fully diluted number matters.
The convertible debenture position represents a significant potential dilution overhang and should be part of any investor’s valuation work.
THE VALUATION DISCONNECT
At approximately C$0.93 per share (as of September 17, 2026), Norsemont carries a basic market capitalization of ~C$83.3 million based on approximately 89.1 million shares outstanding.
Against a 2.18 million ounce indicated and 557,000 ounce inferred gold equivalent resource, that works out to roughly C$29 of basic market capitalization per existing AuEq ounce.
That is not a NAV calculation and it doesn’t imply every ounce deserves a particular valuation multiple.
But it helps put the setup into perspective.
At roughly ~C$83 million of equity value, the market is valuing a company with:
2.18 million ounce indicated and 557,000 ounce inferred gold-equivalent resource, a past-producing mine, substantial existing infrastructure, a potential oxide development pathway, an 8-kilometre mineralized corridor, deeper porphyry targets and thousands of metres of new drilling awaiting assays.
And that’s before knowing whether the current drill campaign materially expands the system.
This is where the asymmetry comes into focus.
The market already knows the 2.18 million ounce indicated and 557,000 ounce inferred gold-equivalent resource exist.
What it doesn’t yet know is how much larger Choquelimpie can become – or what the oxide development economics might ultimately look like.
THE CATALYST STACK
Over the coming months, Norsemont (CSE: NOM | OTC: NRRSF | FWB: LXZ1) has several potential catalysts that could materially change the way the market looks at the company:
- Assay results from the 16 holes / approximately 4,100 metres completed in the 2026 Phase 3 program
- Continued drilling through the balance of 2026, including the Choque–Vizcacha corridor
- Cyanide-solubility and column-leach results
- Additional sulfide metallurgical testing
- 3D geological modelling and refinement of the larger mineralized system
- Resource update work
- Environmental and permitting progress
- Oxide-focused PEA targeted for Q1 2027
The September drill update specifically identifies the pending assays together with metallurgical and 3D geological studies as important upcoming work.
This is the type of catalyst density we look for.
Because the market doesn’t necessarily need every catalyst to work.
One strong drill program can change perceptions of scale.
A larger resource can change valuation.
Successful metallurgy can change the development narrative.
And a compelling PEA can change what category of company investors believe they are buying.
WHAT COULD GO WRONG?
Norsemont remains a speculative junior mining investment, and the story carries meaningful risks.
There is currently no completed PEA, PFS or feasibility study establishing the economics of Choquelimpie. Mineral resources are not mineral reserves and do not have demonstrated economic viability.
The oxide strategy remains dependent on metallurgical results, engineering, environmental approvals, permitting and access to future development capital.
The project’s setting also makes environmental and community engagement particularly important, and existing Presidential Decrees do not eliminate the need for further regulatory approvals.
The capital structure deserves attention as well.
In August, Norsemont announced that it was restating certain financial statements to reclassify its December 2025 convertible debentures and related derivative liability from non-current to current liabilities, while also adding disclosure around existing project royalties. The company stated that the restatement was not expected to change total liabilities, shareholders’ equity, net loss or cash flows.
Read the August 28, 2026 restatement announcement
And perhaps most importantly in the near term:
The drill assays still have to deliver.
THE CASE FOR NORSEMONT
There are plenty of junior mining companies selling investors on what they hope to find.
Norsemont (CSE: NOM | OTC: NRRSF | FWB: LXZ1) is starting from a very different position.
Choquelimpie already hosts a 2.18 million ounce indicated and 557,000 ounce inferred gold-equivalent resource.
It already produced gold and silver historically.
It already has roads, water, power, camp facilities and a 3,000-tonne-per-day mill.
It already contains mineralized zones capable of producing exceptional historical grades.
And now Norsemont is drilling beneath and beyond that known system while simultaneously evaluating whether oxide material closer to surface could support an earlier development pathway.
That is why we believe this story deserves attention now.
The market already has a reasonably good idea of what Norsemont owns today.
The next stage of the story is about discovering what isn’t priced in yet.
If the pending Phase 3 assays demonstrate continuity and expansion, if current metallurgical work supports the oxide strategy, and if the targeted Q1 2027 PEA begins putting credible economics around a potential development scenario, Norsemont (CSE: NOM | OTC: NRRSF | FWB: LXZ1) could move through several important valuation milestones in relatively short order.
And underlying all of that remains the bigger geological question:
Is Choquelimpie simply a 2.18 million ounce indicated and 557,000 ounce inferred gold-equivalent resource past-producing gold-silver project – or are those ounces only the beginning of a much larger mineralizing system?
With an 8-kilometre corridor, largely untested geophysical targets, known higher-grade breccias, multiple styles of mineralization and deeper porphyry Cu-Au potential, Norsemont now has thousands of metres of new drilling designed to start answering that question.
At roughly a ~C$83.3 million basic market capitalization, we believe that combination creates the type of high-torque risk/reward setup we look for in the junior resource market.
The ounces are already there.
The infrastructure is already there.
The drill bit is already turning.
NOW WE FIND OUT HOW BIG CHOQUELIMPIE CAN BECOME!
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NI 43-101, TECHNICAL DISCLOSURE & FORWARD-LOOKING INFORMATION
This investment thesis is independent market commentary prepared for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation to purchase securities, nor does it constitute investment, legal or tax advice. Readers should conduct their own due diligence and review Norsemont Mining Inc.’s complete continuous disclosure record on SEDAR+ before making any investment decision.
Scientific and technical information relating to the Choquelimpie Project referenced in this article has been derived from publicly disclosed information provided by Norsemont Mining Inc., including the Company’s NI 43-101 Technical Report for the Choquelimpie Au-Ag Project, Region 1, Chile, effective March 31, 2025, and filed May 16, 2025, its August 15, 2026 corporate presentation and subsequent Company news releases. Scott Wilson, CPG, President of RDA, is identified by the Company as the independent Qualified Person responsible for the current mineral resource estimate. David Flint, MSc, AIPG-CPG, Chief Geologist of Norsemont Mining Inc., is identified by the Company as a Qualified Person under NI 43-101 who has reviewed and approved scientific and technical information contained in relevant Company disclosures.
Mineral resources are not mineral reserves and do not have demonstrated economic viability. There is currently no completed preliminary economic assessment, pre-feasibility study or feasibility study establishing the economic viability of Choquelimpie. Any references in this article to potential production, a path toward production, mine development, stockpile processing or an oxide development strategy refer to management’s stated objectives and should not be interpreted as a production decision. Historic metallurgical performance is not necessarily indicative of future recoveries.
Selected historical drill results referenced herein were generated by previous operators and are presented as disclosed by the Company. Such results are not necessarily representative of the overall deposit. True widths have not been determined for certain disclosed drill intervals. Gold-equivalent figures relating to the current mineral resource and gold-equivalent figures relating to individual drill intercepts may use different metal-price, recovery or equivalency assumptions and should not be considered directly comparable.
This article contains or discusses forward-looking information within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities laws, including statements regarding the timing and potential results of pending drill assays, exploration success, mineral-resource expansion, metallurgical testing, environmental and permitting activities, 3D geological modelling, an updated resource estimate, a PEA targeted for Q1 2027, potential stockpile or oxide processing, future mine development, financing, commodity prices and the potential for market revaluation. Forward-looking information is based on assumptions and expectations that are subject to significant risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ materially due to exploration results, metallurgical performance, commodity prices, financing availability, dilution, regulatory and permitting requirements, environmental matters, community engagement, political or economic conditions and other risks applicable to mineral exploration and development companies. There can be no assurance that any forward-looking statement or anticipated milestone will occur as contemplated or at all. Readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking information.
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