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Executive Studies Manager Appointed to Lead Costa Fuego Copper-Gold PFS

Hot Chili Limited (ASX: HCH) (OTCQB: HHLKF) (“Hot Chili” or “Company”) is pleased to confirm the appointment Mr John Hearne in the role of Executive Studies Manager. 

Mr Hearne will be responsible for driving the Company’s Costa Fuego Pre-feasibility studies (PFS) and managing all aspects of the Company’s development group.

Mr Hearne is a mining engineer with over 35 years’ experience spanning production roles to executive directorships with leading mining and consulting companies including Snowden, Wood (Amec Foster Wheeler), Coffey Mining, BHP Billiton, North Ltd, Henry and Walker, and Mount Isa Mines.

Mr Hearne’s appointment significantly strengthens Hot Chili’s executive management team by adding expertise in managing all facets of mining projects from early-stage studies through to full scale operations for both underground and open cut mines.

Mr Christian Easterday, Managing Director of Hot Chili, said

“The Board would like to welcome John to the leadership group of our Company.

We look forward to John’s strong contribution as we continue to evolve and expand our capabilities toward establishing Hot Chili as an emerging major copper miner in the coming years.”

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Cortadera Copper Project

Cortadera’s maiden Mineral Resource positions Hot Chili with the largest copper Mineral Resource and one of the largest gold Mineral Resources for an ASX-listed emerging company. 

The Cortadera maiden Mineral Resource of 451Mt at 0.46% copper equivalent (CuEq) takes the total Mineral Resource estimate for Costa Fuego (Cortadera, Productora & El Fuego) to 724Mt at 0.48% CuEq for 2.9Mt copper, 2.7Moz gold, 9.9Moz Silver and 64kt molybdenum. Cortadera also contains a higher grade component of 104Mt at 0.74% CuEq, and this has strong potential to continue growing rapidly with further drilling.View the Cortadera Project