Zincore Metals Inc

Zincore Metals Inc

Zincore Metals was founded in 1995 as a mineral exploration company, headquartered in Vancouver with field operations centered in Peru. Jorge Ganoza, who serves as President and CEO, has led the firm through multiple exploration cycles, most prominently advancing the Accha zinc oxide project in southern Peru — a deposit the company once described as one of the largest undeveloped zinc oxide resources in the Americas. Zincore's strategy has historically focused on acquiring and exploring zinc-copper and silver-lead-zinc properties in Peru's mineral-rich geological belts. The company's primary asset, the Accha project, contains indicated and inferred resources of zinc oxide; however, no production has been reported. Zincore also holds the Yanque and Paymet projects, both in the same region. The firm has not disclosed any fund vehicles or co-investment structures, operating as a small-cap public company rather than in a private capital format. As of 2023, Zincore Metals had no publicized team size, additional offices, or adjacent philanthropic vehicles. The company is publicly traded under the ticker ZINC on the TSX Venture Exchange. Due to its limited operational scale and lack of recent material news, public information on deployments, revenue, or fresh capital raises is sparse. Zincore's structural differentiator is geographic specialization — it concentrates exclusively on Peruvian mineral exploration, a high-risk jurisdiction with notable geological potential but also regulatory and social challenges. That narrow focus distinguishes it from diversified explorers, but it also limits the firm's options when metal prices or political conditions shift.