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MINERA CAMINO ROJO, S.A. DE C.V.

No tax id on the public record: the cadastre names holders only

ⓘ A concession holder (titular) is the company or person the cadastre names as the owner of a concession. Each distinct name counts once however many concessions it holds, a person counts the same as a company, and when one concession has several holders each of them counts. Names are spelled as the cadastre spells them.

7
current concessions
ⓘ A mining concession (concesión minera) is a permit from Mexico's federal government, issued by the Secretaría de Economía under the mining law, that gives a company or person the exclusive right to explore for and dig out minerals on a mapped lot for a set term. Current means the government's cadastre still lists it as in force; expired and cancelled titles are not counted.
138,636 ha
concessioned area
0
press-reported accidents

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Current mining concessions
Title Lot Place Area (ha) Issued Holding
247272 3RA. REDUCCION CAMINO ROJO 5 Mazapil, Zacatecas 13,797 Jun 21, 2024
applied Feb 22, 2022
247240 2da. REDUCCION CAMINO ROJO 3 Mazapil, Zacatecas 9,560 Jan 19, 2024
applied Feb 8, 2022
246859 CAMINO ROJO 4 RED. FRACC. 1 Mazapil, Zacatecas 96.0 Dec 18, 2019
applied Sep 29, 2014
232076 CAMINO ROJO 2 Mazapil, Zacatecas 17,847 Jun 10, 2008
applied Nov 9, 2007
231922 CAMINO ROJO 1 Mazapil, Zacatecas 88,897 May 16, 2008
applied Aug 21, 2007
231923 CAMINO ROJO 1 FRACC. A Mazapil, Zacatecas 96.9 May 16, 2008
applied Aug 21, 2007
230914 CAMINO ROJO Mazapil, Zacatecas 8,341 Nov 6, 2007
applied Jul 16, 2007

Lot, place, surface and dates as the cadastre lists them; a title held with others shows the printed share, and one that changed hands shows the previous holder.