The La Sureña Project spans 7,500 hectares, located 50 km southwest of Malargüe, Mendoza, Argentina. It represents the southern portion of one of South America's largest untested hydrogeological systems, with significant potential for large-scale production. The area shows an ideal geological signature.
This project consist of a closed hydraulic basin containing evapo-concentrated brines. Near-surface samples indicate evidence of lithium enrichment. Given the project's vast size, La Sureña holds the potential to become an economically viable operation, assuming lithium-enriched brines are present in the subsurface.
The area has yet to be fully explored, presenting an exciting opportunity for further exploration to unlock its full potential.
This project consist of a closed hydraulic basin containing evapo-concentrated brines. Near-surface samples indicate evidence of lithium enrichment. Given the project's vast size, La Sureña holds the potential to become an economically viable operation, assuming lithium-enriched brines are present in the subsurface.
The area has yet to be fully explored, presenting an exciting opportunity for further exploration to unlock its full potential.
