Hectares across our Peruvian exploration portfolio.
CSE: CUAUC$—Gold & Copper Exploration.
Grounded in Peru.
Exploring high-sulfidation gold and porphyry copper systems across Peru’s Miocene and Paleocene mineral belts, with Alto Ruri leading our gold exploration focus.
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One Country.
Gold & Copper Potential.
Forte’s portfolio spans high-sulfidation gold and porphyry copper, gold and molybdenum targets in Peru. Our focus is on advancing exploration at Alto Ruri while evaluating opportunities across Cerro Quillo, Esperanza, Miscanthus and Pucarini.
Alto Ruri and Cerro Quillo are distinct prospects within the same 4,700-hectare property: Alto Ruri hosts a high-sulfidation gold system, while Cerro Quillo is a gold–copper–molybdenum porphyry prospect.
Gold and copper exploration.
Projects across the Miocene and Paleocene mineral belts.
Qualified Person and NI 43-101 Disclosure
Richard Osmond, P.Geo., an Independent Director, is the Company’s Qualified Person (“Qualified Person”) as defined by National Instrument 43-101.
He has reviewed and approved the technical information contained on this page.

Peru Exploration Strategy
Exploration Expertise.
Grounded in Peru.
Forte’s team combines geological experience with local knowledge to evaluate gold and copper targets across Peru. Our exploration approach brings together field mapping, geochemistry, geophysics and historical information to guide further work.
Our Exploration Portfolio
Explore Our Gold & Copper Projects.
Historically DrilledAlto RuriAlto Ruri
High-Sulfidation Epithermal Gold
A historically drilled gold prospect in Ancash, Peru, and Forte’s primary exploration focus. Alto Ruri forms part of a 4,700-hectare property that also includes the Cerro Quillo porphyry prospect.
Historically DrilledCerro Quillo ProspectCerro Quillo
Porphyry Gold–Copper–Molybdenum
A historically drilled porphyry prospect approximately three kilometres west of Alto Ruri, within the same 4,700-hectare property.
DIA ApprovedEsperanzaEsperanza
Porphyry Copper–Molybdenum
A 4,000-hectare exploration project in southern Peru’s Paleocene belt. Mapping, geochemistry and geophysics support an interpreted porphyry target that remains untested by drilling.
DIA ApprovedMiscanthusMiscanthus
Porphyry and High-Sulfidation Exploration Targets
A 3,200-hectare property in central Peru with two copper–molybdenum–gold anomalies and a high-sulfidation gold target. The targets remain untested by drilling.
Regional Context
Peru’s Mineral Belts.
Our Exploration Context.
Forte’s projects lie within Peru’s Miocene and Paleocene mineral belts, which host a range of gold and copper systems. Regional geology helps guide target selection, while each Forte project must be evaluated on its own exploration evidence.
Mineralization at other properties is not necessarily indicative of mineralization at Forte’s projects.
Exploration Method
From Geological Insight
to Exploration Targets.
Understand the District
Apply geological experience and local knowledge to assess the setting and exploration history of each project.
Build the Evidence
Combine mapping, geochemistry, geophysics and available historical data to identify and refine targets.
Plan the Next Step
Use the evidence to guide further exploration, alongside community engagement, permitting and project-specific priorities.
Why Gold Matters
An Enduring Store of Value.
A Focus for Exploration.
Gold reached record highs in 2026, drawing attention to its long-standing role as a store of value. Economic and geopolitical uncertainty continue to reinforce its relevance for investors and central banks seeking diversification, although its price remains subject to volatility.
At Forte, Alto Ruri leads our gold exploration focus. This historically drilled high-sulfidation system in Ancash, Peru, is the focus of community engagement, permitting and technical work to prepare for further exploration.
Gold’s market performance does not guarantee exploration success or investment returns. Historical exploration results require verification.
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