Zimapan Mining District, approx 153km north of Mexico City, in the western part of Hidalgo state. The mine is accessible by well-maintained gravel roads, and the vein is accessible by an adit already in place.

Cinzano is a junior mining company in Mexico and has obtained the exclusive mining rights to this proven silver-lead-zinc mine in the mining-friendly state of Hidalgo. The mine contains a minimum of 250,000 tonnes, enough for 34 years of mining at a planned rate of 600 tonnes per month. It is a sulfide vein with an average grade of 900 g/t of silver, 12.2% lead, and 4.4% zinc per tonne. It was mined by hand in the past, with only a small portion of the vein removed (50m down and 100m horizontal). An adit and headframe are already in place. All the infrastructure is in place and the mining operation can be started within 2 weeks of obtaining permits. Cinzano has already started the permitting process. Annual profits, after tax, are projected to be $2.5m.

Cinzano has the funding needed and is looking for a little extra capital as a buffer. We are looking for an investor(s) for 1-2% of the company, with each 1% costing $35,000 USD. Annual dividends on 1% would be approximately $25,000, at current prices of metals, for the entire life-span of the mine. The equity position also extends to all other activities and projects that Cinzano is involved in.