Canadian gold exploration company, listed March 2026
Kairos Gold Inc. (TSXV: KIRO) is drilling high-sulphidation epithermal gold and porphyry copper-gold targets across three projects in the Chilean Andes. Phase Three drilling is underway at Oro Brillante, and a funded program at Carmona is next.
The right ground, at the right moment, with a team that has spent decades on it.
Chile is the world's largest copper producer, and the belts that hold its copper also hold gold. The Coquimbo Region sits inside the Central Cretaceous-Palaeocene Copper-Gold Belt, a corridor known for high-sulphidation epithermal veins, porphyry systems and skarns. Much of that gold potential has never been drilled in a systematic way. That gap is the opportunity Kairos Gold was built to work.
We do not chase headlines. We map, sample, run geophysics, drill, assay and report, then drill again. Two campaigns at Oro Brillante defined a hydrothermal alteration system 200 to 600 metres wide along a major structural corridor. Phase Three is designed to prove continuity and support a first mineral resource estimate. Carmona, seven kilometres away in the same corridor, is next.
Behind the geology is a management team and board with more than a century of combined experience in mineral exploration, Chilean operations and capital markets, and a treasury strengthened by a $9.82 million private placement closed in July 2026.
Three projects, about 17,200 hectares, all in metallogenic belts that host some of Chile's largest gold, silver and copper deposits.
Phase Three at Oro Brillante is infill drilling built to support a NI 43-101 mineral resource estimate. Results will be released as assays return.
Our VP Exploration has over 40 years in international mining and nearly three decades in Chile. Our directors have financed and built public resource companies for decades.
Listed on the TSX Venture Exchange with continuous disclosure on SEDAR+, ESTMA reporting and a published Bill S-211 assessment.
All three sit in the Coquimbo Region, in belts defined by the same geology that built Chile's largest mines.
High-sulphidation epithermal veins with porphyry and skarn potential. The 104-hectare Oro Brillante concession returned surface vein-swarm grades of 1.2 to 61.4 g/t gold and is the focus of Phase Three drilling.
Las Garillas project pageThree gold-silver bearing high-sulphidation epithermal alteration systems covering an estimated 18 km² of surface expression, with historical vein sampling up to 76 g/t gold and 1,153 g/t silver.
Carmona project pageA large land position in the belt that hosts Chile's giant porphyry copper-gold-molybdenum deposits, giving the portfolio bulk-tonnage exposure alongside the high-grade epithermal targets.
La Fortuna project pagePhase Three at Oro Brillante is the third campaign on the Las Garillas Project and the first designed to support a mineral resource estimate.
Planned programs, timing and outcomes are forward-looking statements and depend on permits, contractors, weather and results. See the disclaimer.
The case for exploring in Chile is not a slogan. It is geology, law and infrastructure.
Chile is the world's largest copper producer and its Andean belts host giant porphyry and epithermal deposits. The same belts that carry copper carry gold, and the Coquimbo Region sits at the heart of the Central Copper-Gold Belt.
A long-established mining code, secure concession tenure and a permitting process administered by SERNAGEOMIN give explorers a predictable path from claim to drill.
Ports, paved highways, grid power and a deep pool of experienced geologists and drillers keep exploration costs competitive. Las Garillas has year-round access.
Decades of exploration budgets went to copper. Gold-focused work in these belts is comparatively young, which is why systematic sampling, geophysics and drilling can still make discoveries near surface.
Chile's trade agreements connect it to North America, Europe and Asia, and its capital markets record makes it familiar ground for Canadian public companies.
Our technical leadership has worked in Chile for close to thirty years. That means relationships with landholders, contractors and regulators, not just maps.
Operators, geologists and capital markets people who have built public resource companies before.
Over twenty years in the resource sector executing corporate strategy, acquisitions, joint ventures and strategic partnerships. Also COO of Lithium Chile Inc.
Over 25 years in mining finance as CFO of several public companies, including Lithium Chile Inc., PetroFrontier Corp. and Elkwater Resources Ltd.
Geologist with over 40 years of international mining experience and nearly three decades in Chile. Well known across the Chilean mining sector.
President and CEO of Lithium Chile. Forty years in the investment industry and a central role in raising over $500 million for small-cap public companies.
Over 35 years in exploration, development and production across minerals and oil and gas, including gold, copper, silver and lithium exploration.
More than 30 years of senior leadership in mineral exploration and resource development, with executive roles at public and private companies.
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Short, factual answers. The Investor FAQ goes deeper.
Kairos Gold Inc. is a Canadian gold exploration company headquartered in Calgary, Alberta. It explores for gold, silver and copper in Chile's Coquimbo Region and holds three projects: Las Garillas (including the Oro Brillante concession), Carmona and La Fortuna. The company is not a producer; its work is exploration and drilling.
Kairos Gold trades on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol KIRO (TSXV: KIRO, also written KIRO.V). Trading began at the market open on March 26, 2026.
All three projects are in the Coquimbo Region of Chile. Las Garillas is roughly 308 km north of Santiago inside the Central Cretaceous-Palaeocene Copper-Gold Belt, Carmona sits about seven kilometres by road from Las Garillas in the same structural corridor, and La Fortuna lies within the Eocene-Miocene Andean Mega Porphyry Copper-Gold-Molybdenum Belt.
A Phase Three diamond drill program at the Oro Brillante concession on the Las Garillas Project: 10 holes totalling approximately 3,100 metres, designed as infill drilling to support a future NI 43-101 mineral resource estimate. The program started in June 2026. A Phase One exploration and drilling program at Carmona is planned to follow, funded by the $9.82 million private placement closed in July 2026.
High-sulphidation epithermal gold-silver veins and vein swarms, porphyry copper-gold systems and skarn-style mineralization. At Oro Brillante, drilling has defined a 200 to 600 metre wide hydrothermal alteration system along a northwest-southeast structural corridor, with gold, silver and copper sulphides in stockwork, vein and breccia settings.
Surface rock samples at Las Garillas have returned up to 61.0 g/t gold, 2.85% copper and 329 g/t silver. Drilling at Oro Brillante has returned assay values up to 14.9 g/t gold, 0.51% copper and 54.7 g/t silver. Full details, sample counts and Qualified Person statements are in the company's news releases.
Yes. Kairos Gold Inc. was incorporated in 2024 and is headquartered at Suite 200, 396 11 Avenue SW, Calgary, Alberta. Its exploration work is carried out in Chile through its Chilean operations.
Continuous disclosure documents, including financial statements, MD&A and the NI 43-101 technical report, are filed under the company's profile on SEDAR+ at sedarplus.ca. The Investors section of this website links to those filings, the share structure and the latest corporate presentation.
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