Solis Minerals
@solisminerals.com
Exploring for Copper in South America.
Solis Minerals's Company Logos


Solis Minerals's Brand Colors
Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#5DC5C6
Fountain Blue
93, 197, 198
181, 48, 57
53, 1, 0, 22
#FFFFFF
White
255, 255, 255
0, 0, 100
0, 0, 0, 0
#0F3057
Blue Zodiac
15, 48, 87
213, 71, 20
83, 45, 0, 66
About Solis Minerals
Solis Minerals is a leading brand in the minerals and mining industry. They specialize in the exploration and development of various mineral resources, with a focus on copper assets and lithium licenses. With a team of experienced professionals, Solis Minerals brings over 20 years of global expertise in mine geology, project evaluations, and pre-feasibility studies.
The company's management and directors are highly skilled individuals with diverse backgrounds in the minerals and finance industries. Their executive director, Matthew Boyes, has an extensive track record in mine development and Lithium resource projects. The non-executive chairman, Christopher Gale, offers over 20 years of experience in managing public and private companies, while other directors bring expertise in resource investments and project development.
Through their projects, such as the Ilo Este & Ilo Norte project in Peru and the Cinto Copper Project, Solis Minerals aims to contribute to the sustainable extraction and production of minerals. They prioritize corporate governance and sustainability, ensuring responsible practices throughout their operations. Investors can access comprehensive information through the investor dashboard, including ASX and TSX-V announcements, corporate presentations, and company reports.
Solis Minerals is committed to transparent communication with shareholders and stakeholders. For more information and to get in touch with Solis Minerals, visit their website or subscribe to their newsletter
Company type
Public Company
Year founded
2006
Company size
2-10 employees
Related Brands
Tags
Hard-rock lithium exploration
Lithium tenure Brazil
Copper exploration concessions Peru
IOCG and porphyry copper targets
