Exploration target
9+ tonnes
Estimated gold potential across the concession. Current studies reference a conceptual exploration target.
Our foundations
Ayni Gold & Minerales San Hilario
Ayni Gold: A blockchain bridge to real-world gold mining.
The story of Ayni is rooted in Minerales SH, a gold mining company founded in Peru with a long-standing operational presence. Ayni emerged from the evolution of gold mining practices, applying modern blockchain infrastructure to improve how mining operations are documented, verified, and presented.
Built on a solid technical foundation and supported by experienced industry and engineering teams, Ayni combines established mining expertise with modern data and transparency standards.
This approach enables clearer insight into real-world gold mining activities through a secure, blockchain-based infrastructure.
Minerales SH: Secure gold extraction in Peru
Minerales SH is a Peru-based gold operator advancing a formally registered 8 km² alluvial concession in Madre de Dios, an established gold-producing region. Mining rights are secured and operations are conducted under local and national authorizations, ensuring a reliable and compliant framework.
Technical baseline & Exploration
A 2025 scoping study established the technical baseline and identified a conceptual near-surface exploration target within the upper ~5 metres across the concession of up to ~10.7 tonnes of gold.
Evaluation of deeper horizons and clay-rich units is underway through staged drilling and QA/QC to inform future technical reporting.
Secure gold extraction
Minerales SH is a Peru-based gold operator advancing a formally registered 8 km² alluvial concession in Madre de Dios.
Effective extraction
300+ days
Effective extraction per year. Operations run 16 hours a day, 25 days a month.
Cost efficiency
$5.92 opex
Cost per cubic meter. Highlighting efficient cost management in the extraction process.
Transparency
100% verified
Partnerships with top auditing firms ensure transparency in mined volumes and financial data.