Apoquindo Minerals Inc. is focused on the exploration and development of three base and precious metal assets in Chile and Peru.

In Peru, Apoquindo holds an option to acquire 100% interest in Teck Resources' Zafranal Project. Originally discovered in 2003, Zafranal's work to date suggests potential to be a large ore-grade copper gold deposit. Zafranal is located in the rich Paleocene Copper Porphyry Belt, host to world class copper deposits, such as Toquepala, Cerro Verde, and Cuajone. Zafranal has seen over 11,000m of drilling which have identified a 2.5km long zone of copper gold mineralization nearly 1km wide. Several other porphyry targets exist on the property which will be drill tested for the purpose of defining a NI 43-101 compliant resource.

Located in the most prolific copper region in the world, Apoquindo Minerals is moving the resource-rich Antakena Project towards Pre Feasibility for conventional open pit mining and processing via a heap-leaching method. Partnered by joint venture with Minera S.A., the duo known as Antakena Mining combines two highly experienced panels from the world's largest copper and gold producers. Antakena Mining plans to aggressively advance the project's two nearby leachable copper deposits with an $8 million work program for the remainder of 2009 and an additional 40,000m of exploration drilling.

National Instrument 43-101 Resource Estimate
(March 2009)



Apoquindo's team holds extensive experience working for the world's largest copper and gold producers. Chairman, Juan Villarzu, former head of Codelco joins Cesar Lopez, President and CEO, Joszef Ambrus, director of Antofagasta Minerals Plc, Bruno Behn, former head of Codelco's El Salvador Division, Tom Henricksen, world renowned exploration geologist, and an adept financial and managerial team to become a copper producer through the identification and development of important copper assets. Their knowledge in every aspect of the mining industry is second to none.