1,775 km²
Land package size
Commodity Focus
The Northern Greywacke Zone (NGZ) dominates the Kitzbühel–Mitterberg–Zell–Mühlbach area — an Old Palaeozoic metasedimentary-volcanosedimentary package hosting the region’s Cu-Pb-Zn (and locally Au) mineralisation. Structure-hosted chalcopyrite-pyrite deposits occur as ore beds, veins, and fractures within metavolcanic rocks and chlorite-sericite phyllites. The adjacent Hohe Tauern crystalline core hosts steep, NNE-trending gold veins.
Over 4,000 years of documented activity: prehistoric/Bronze Age mining, Roman-era gold extraction, medieval intensification of the Kitzbühel copper mines (Röhrerbühel discovery ~1540, deepest shaft in Europe at 886m), continuous Mühlbach production from 1292, and 19th-century deep tunnelling. One of the most extensively documented mining districts in the Eastern Alps.
Section one of the commercial package, covering the 1,775 km² license at a glance, the road, rail and grid infrastructure already running through the valleys, and the drill permitting proof of concept proven by our 2025 drill program at Tessenberg in East Tyrol, 65 km south of Kelchalpe.