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La Granja Project

La Granja is one of the world’s most significant undeveloped copper deposits. It is located in the Querocoto district, Chota province, Cajamarca region, approximately 90 km northeast of the city of Chiclayo, in the Lambayeque region.

The recent update to the 2026 Technical Report confirms the scale and strategic importance of the project, with mineral resources containing 43.7 million tons of copper. Of this total, 23 million tons correspond to measured and indicated resources, and 20.7 million tons to inferred resources.

Given its scale, resource quality, and development potential, La Granja is projected to be a world-class operation, capable of generating long-term economic and social benefits for Cajamarca and Peru, with an estimated mine life of over 40 years.

Today, the project is in an advanced exploration stage and preparing to begin our socio-environmental studies, which will comprehensively evaluate the various components required for its development and viability.

The La Granja Project is entering a new phase, beginning a study period aimed at confirming the project's socio-environmental viability. Our primary concern is ensuring water protection, safeguarding the environment, and collaboratively building a mining project that benefits the entire northern region of the country, especially the communities within our area of influence and wherever the project operates.

We believe that sustainable development is built together

Therefore, we promote transparent dialogue, active listening and a respectful territorial presence, working with communities, authorities and local actors.

La Granja Project

The project is located in the district of Querocotoprovince of Chota, department of Cajamarca, between 2,000 and 2,800 meters above sea level, and 90 kilometers from the city of Chiclayo.

Located in Cajamarca and currently in the advanced exploration stage, we are preparing to begin our socio-environmental studies, which will comprehensively evaluate the various components required for its development, including those that could be located outside the main area, as determined by the socio-environmental and engineering studies upon their completion.

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"Residents of the area share their experiences and highlight the contributions of the La Granja mining project to local development, job creation, and the improvement of the quality of life in their communities."

Elmer Burga Paraguay Settlement – Beneficiary of the avocado cultivation project

“We started in 2013 with a small coffee project, and today we export between 32 and 35 containers a year to five countries.”

Edilberto Vasquez La Granja Settlement – Beneficiary of the coffee cultivation project – Member of the Rutas del Inca Agricultural Cooperative

With the support of the La Granja Project, young people from Querocoto now have the opportunity to access full scholarships at prestigious institutions across the country.

Linda Villanueva La Granja Settlement – Mother of a beneficiary of the INSPIRA Educational Program

Voices of the Community:

Residents of the area share their experiences and highlight the contributions of the La Granja mining project to local development, job creation, and the improvement of the quality of life in their communities.