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An NI 43-101–certified lithium brine and sediment deposit in Villa de Cos, Zacatecas — with a drill-proven resource, granulometric recovery studies, and an independently assessed in-ground value of USD $15.175 billion. Located near the San Luis Potosí border, 400 hectares with full title documentation.
Project La Perla is a lithium brine and sediment deposit located in Villa de Cos, Zacatecas — in the central-east of the state, very close to the San Luis Potosí border. The 400-hectare property (concession title 214110, "Los Potreros de la Laguna Blanca") is owned by José Francisco Alfaro Sousa, who holds full title via notarized escrituras (26240 and 26241) registered with the Registro Público de la Propiedad de Zacatecas. The property is free of encumbrances and available for immediate transfer.
The asset is supported by an NI 43-101 Technical Report (Raúl Almaguer-Tapia, QP, May 2013) covering lithium resource estimates across three grade thresholds (200, 300, and 400 ppm), derived from a completed diamond drill program of 26 holes with granulometric distribution and recovery studies. Multiple dry lake beds (Laguna Blanca, Calaguey, La Salada) adjacent to the property provide additional lithium brine potential beyond the current drilled envelope.
An independent financial assessment (ACE Global B.V. MOA, March 2025) values the total in-ground assets at USD $15,175,993,679 — based on the NI 43-101 resource combined with additional minerals (K, Na, Ca, Fe, Al, SiO₂) quantified in the 2025 updated analysis. The asset is being offered for sale or strategic partnership to qualified investors.
Zacatecas is an established Mexican mining jurisdiction with direct road access to the US border via federal highway. The property's proximity to the San Luis Potosí industrial corridor positions La Perla as a nearshoring-eligible lithium asset for North American battery supply chains.
The following resource data is drawn from the NI 43-101 Technical Report (Almaguer-Tapia, May 2013) and the 2021/2025 updated asset analysis. Lithium values reported in ppm from diamond drill cores and granulometric studies.
| Category | Li Cut-Off (ppm) | Block Volume | Avg Li (ppm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| NI 43-101 Resource Blocks (Almaguer-Tapia, 2013) | |||
| Resource Block — Low Grade | >200 ppm | See report | ~200–300 |
| Resource Block — Mid Grade | >300 ppm | See report | ~300–400 |
| Resource Block — High Grade | >400 ppm | See report | >400 |
| Select Drill Hole / Pit Sample Results (2021) | |||
| Sample 1179 (Pit M-A area) | — | — | 682 |
| Sample 1178 | — | — | 523 |
| Drill Hole M8 (Granulometric) | — | — | 541 (charola) |
| Drill Hole M5 (Granulometric) | — | — | 447 (charola) |
| In-Ground Value (2025 Multi-Mineral Assessment) | |||
| Total Asset Value (Li + K + Na + Ca + Fe + Al + SiO₂) | — | 400 ha | USD $15.175B |
Source: NI 43-101 Technical Report, La Perla Lithium Project (Almaguer-Tapia, May 2013); La Perla asset summary (Jolusaba, 2021); ACE Global B.V. MOA valuation table (March 18, 2025). Resource blocks per NI 43-101 report figures 29–38. In-ground value at current market prices for all minerals.
All figures in USD. In-ground value per ACE Global B.V. assessment (March 2025). Li price ~$11,000/mt; other mineral prices per current market rates. Figures indicative only and subject to independent verification during formal due diligence.
The owner seeks a strategic acquirer, JV partner, or monetization counterparty for the full asset. Pricing is available upon NDA execution and qualified investor review. The following structures are considered: