NEWS CACIQUE MINING (GEGI). ANNOUNCES FUTURE PLANS
June 17, 2017
Kate Bahnsen
Cacique Mining (GEGI), announces it has closed on its first mining project. The company announces the Guayuco project based in Colombia. Additionally, the company has made the necessary filling to the State of Nevada, started its process to get current on OTC, and has completed its financials through the first two quarters of 2017. Juan David Perez, CEO, states “ We are extremely excited about this project, and anticipate adding addition projects by the end of 2017. The mining industry is going through a massive expansion in Colombia based on the recent changes in the political and economic climate. This is a great time to be in the mining industry in Colombia. We will continue to update shareholders in the coming weeks, and expect to return to Pink Sheet current in short order.”
Genesis Electronics will change its name to Cacique Mining Inc.
Cacique Mining will continue with the Green Mine Solutions vision of working with the community in green projects. The Guayuco project is a gallery project so it is very important to create job in the community. Cacique Mining Inc. and Green Mine Solutions has enter into an agreement with Inca Worldwide to grow Sacha Inchi on the land above the mine.
”For more information email info@caciquemining.co or visit the company website.
About Cacique Mining
Sustainability of our mining projects is a factor taken very seriously, with both social and environmental care strategically considered. All the properties surrounded by land appropriate for the harvesting of Inca Seeds (Sacha Inchi) and the project will use the knowhow and commercial development of Inca World Wide to utilize this land for the local community.
The project intends to upgrade an existing small mine that extracts gold from Guayuco vein. The actual operation is mining 2 tons of mineral per day and will be upgraded to a medium size mine in a period of seven years. A scoping analysis of the initial project is being developed taking into account only the Guayuco vein given the higher degree of information obtained in the reconnaissance.
