Revelo explores for gold and copper in Chile within extensive land holdings along some of the world’s most prolific mineral belts.

We offer a singular investment opportunity with our combination of property holdings along Chile’s prime mineral belts, $100M of historic exploration and property data, management’s track record of project monetization, and our combination of Self-Funded and Leveraged Exploration Strategies.

Our Vision

Revelo’s Vision is to reward shareholders with wealth-generating mineral discoveries along Chile’s prime mineral belts.

Our Mission

We will realize our Vision through more efficient and leveraged capital deployment, exploration, discovery, and monetization.

Our Focus

Our focus, and our intent, is to achieve ROI as quickly as possible, through self-funded exploration on our gold-focused portfolio, and leveraged exploration on our copper-focused portfolio, thereby rewarding Revelo’s shareholders with a major, wealth-generating discovery with minimal dilution. 

History

Revelo has acted as a consolidator in one of the world’s prime mining jurisdictions. The business model has been explicitly “counter-cyclical” with the consolidation of a largely wholly-owned portfolio of properties in Chile during the industry downturn of the last few years. Since 2014, Revelo has completed three property acquisitions deals with Minera Fuego (5 projects), Altius Minerals (4 projects), and Teck Resources (1 project), as well as completing a merger with Polar Star Mining (8 projects). At its peak, Revelo had interests in around 400,000 hectares of mineral properties in Chile. This total was subsequently reduced as Revelo refined exploration targets and ground was dropped. Subsequently, as part of its objective to generate future royalty streams, Revelo sold some projects in exchange for cash or equity in the buyer, and a royalty interest on future production from the project sold. Elsewhere, the company has pursued more traditional option and joint-venture agreements in exchange for investment commitments and cash payments, with Revelo retaining a participating interest once earn-in by the optioning partner has been achieved. In some cases, if the option is exercised and the project sold, Revelo can also revert to a royalty interest on future production from the project. More recently, Revelo has decided to shift its strategy and has sold its interests in its generative royalty portfolio, and will focus on self-funded precious metals exploration on its wholly-owned projects, whilst continuing to leverage its copper portfolio via third-party joint ventures and spin-out companies.