Both deposits are located in Nikolaevsky district of Khabarovsk Territory on the left bank of the Amur River. The regional city centre of Nikolaevsk-on-Amur is 45 km from Blagodatnoye and 50 km from Belaya Gora. The deposits are located 39 kilometres apart and are connected by a municipal road. The location of the assets is shown in the figure below. The Mnogovershinnoe mine is located about 70 km from Belaya Gora and 100 km from Blagodatnoye.

Belaya Gora is an active mine. The mining operations were slowed down in early 2017 and stockpiled ore was processed whilst studies were undertaken to improve operating efficiency. Blagodatnoye is located near Belaya Gora though has a different geological environment. The strategy is to mine the remaining reserves at Belaya Gora first, which are expected to be completed by 2024, then move the mining activity to Blagodatnoye which is expected to operate for a further 8 years. The main infrastructure for ore processing and tailing storage will be located at Belaya Gora, though a crusher will be installed at Blagodatnoye as the ore is much harder than the Belaya Gora ore and requires additional comminution. Ore from Blagodatnoye will be transported by on-highway trucks along a road which will comprise partly an existing municipal road and partly a new road which will be built.

The deposit is located in Chile's Atacama Region, approximately 120 kilometres east of Copiapo. The property is strategically located in the prolific Maricunga gold belt, which hosts a number of important gold deposits, including the Maricunga gold mine (Kinross), the La Coipa mine (Kinross), the Cerro Casale deposit (Kinross/Barrick), and the Lobo-Marte deposit (Kinross).

The Volcan Gold Property within is located the OdAE Gold Project (Ojo de Agua Este Sector).

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Crespo project located in southern Peru, approximately 145 kilometres southwest of Cuzco and 587 kilometres southeast of Lima.

The project is one of a number of properties acquired by the Hochschild Mining in 2008 as part of the Liam JV/Southwestern Resources land package.

The Project is located on the western slopes of, and on the continental divide of the Cordillera Occidental (Western Cordillera) of the Peruvian Andes. The area is well above tree line in the Altiplano which is an undulating high altitude plain of gentle to moderate slopes with elevations ranging from a high 5,371 m on Cerro Crespo.

The San Jose silver-gold mine is located in Argentina, in the Santa Cruz province, 1,750 kilometres south-southwest of Buenos Aires. The property covers a total area of 50,491 hectares and consists of 46 contiguous mining concessions totalling 40,499 hectares and an exploration permit covering almost 10,000 hectares. The San Jose property is located approximately 20 kilometres north of Goldcorp’s Cerro Negro project.

Inmaculada is a 20,000 hectare two-third gold and one-third silver mine consisting of 40 mining concessions located in the Ayacucho Department in southern Peru. Inmaculada is 112 kilometres from the Pallancata operation.

The Pallancata silver/gold deposit is located in the Department of Ayacucho in southern Peru, approximately 160 kilometres from the Arcata operation. Pallancata commenced production in 2007 and up until December 2013 was a joint venture, in which Hochschild held a controlling interest of 60% with International Minerals Corporation (“IMZ”). Following the purchase of IMZ, Hochschild now owns 100% of the operation. Ore from Pallancata is transported 22 kilometres to the Selene plant for processing.

The Arcata unit is located in the Department of Arequipa in southern Peru, approximately 300 kilometres from the city of Arequipa, on a 47,000 hectare site, at an altitude of 4,600 metres above sea level. Arcata is a 100% owned underground operation. The Company began developing and preparing the Arcata mine in 1961 and the first concentrate was poured in 1964.