Mina Viva / Viva Norte
Atacama / Copiapó. Exploitation rights, geological and geophysical work, trenching and permitting activity. Mo-Cu breccia pipe system under development.
A Korea–Chile resource platform connecting mineral assets, international trade, industrial refining and next-generation asset-based finance — anchored by Chilean mining entities Astra Comercializadora and Filgueira y Asociados.
CNP Corporation operates from Seoul alongside Chilean entities engaged in mining exploration, exploitation, development and resource trade. The group strategy links upstream mineral assets with international markets, future refining infrastructure and an asset-based digital finance concept.
Established June 2022 · Seoul. Business areas: carbon credit, IT, mineral and food import/export. Group commercial and strategy hub.
Established March 2013. Core upstream vehicle for mining exploration and exploitation. 17,200+ ha portfolio across Copiapó and Atacama.
Established June 2016. Mine exploration, mining and development support. Sister entity for molybdenum processing pathway.
Established October 2024. Molybdenum, vanadium and copper interests including Viva Norte / Mina Viva.
Established June 2017. Lithium-related vehicle described as Industria Nacional del Litio.
Resource → Development → Trade → Refining → Environmental assets → Digitalization.
Chilean and Korean vehicles were established at different points to serve distinct roles across the value chain.
Entry into Chilean mining exploration and exploitation — later the group’s core upstream asset holder under the shared CNP–ASTRA platform.
Additional Chilean vehicle for mine exploration, development and molybdenum processing pathway.
Lithium-focused entity (Industria Nacional del Litio).
Korean holding and commercial hub spanning carbon credit, IT, and mineral / food import-export.
Vehicle for molybdenum, vanadium and copper interests including the Viva Norte / Mina Viva project.
First-phase copper and molybdenum refining infrastructure in Korea.
Zinc, electrolytic copper and expanded capacity.
Corporate history compiled from source-stated establishment dates and plans. Verify each milestone against corporate registries and board-approved documentation.
Chile-based mining and exploration assets under Astra entities.
Geology, permitting, drilling and mine development.
Mineral flows from South America to Asian markets.
Long-term plan for Korean non-ferrous processing.
Environmental assets and carbon-credit business.
Asset-based digital finance platform under preparation.
Chilean projects held through Astra Comercializadora, Astra Inversiones and related vehicles. Ownership, legal-right type and resource classification should be verified in the investor data room.
| Asset | Location | Area | Commodity | Status | Development |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mina Viva / Viva Norte | Atacama / Copiapó | ~3,000 ha | Mo · Cu · Au | EXPLOITATION | Development / permitting |
| Fortunato | Atacama | ~600 ha | Mn · Cu · Mo · Au | EXPLOITATION | Open-pit development |
| Elisa | Copiapó cluster | ~3,000 ha | Cu · Mo · Au | EXPLORATION | Geology / survey |
| Espanta | Copiapó | ~3,600 ha | Cu · Au · Mo | EXPLOITATION + EXPLORATION | Geology / trenching |
| San Miguel | Copiapó | ~6,300 ha | Cu · Au · Mo | EXPLORATION | Exploration |
| Quince Sur | Chañaral | ~2,000 ha | Va · Fe · Cu | EXPLORATION | Geology / trenching |
Copper, molybdenum, gold, vanadium, manganese and related exposure across the Copiapó–Atacama corridor. Photos and field materials shared from the ASTRA project archive.
Atacama / Copiapó. Exploitation rights, geological and geophysical work, trenching and permitting activity. Mo-Cu breccia pipe system under development.
Geological, geophysical and trenching programs; drilling campaign stated at scale. Open-pit development pathway.
Part of the Elisa–Espanta–San Miguel cluster. Arid highland terrain; geology and survey stage.
Known mineralization with current geological survey and trenching. Dual exploitation / exploration profile.
Largest land package in the portfolio. Exploration-stage asset requiring full technical dataset finalization.
Mining rights, concession maps, permits, geological reports, drilling and assay results available under controlled data-room access for qualified counterparties.
Trading strategy spans certified minerals and selected agricultural commodities, with Chile, Argentina and Brazil as source markets and Korea / wider Asia as destination markets.
Ore and concentrate trading, cross-border supply and downstream processing opportunities linked to the Chilean portfolio.
Copper ore, concentrates and secondary materials as part of the broader mineral value chain.
Strategic-mineral exposure linked to Quince Sur and the wider Chilean asset base.
South American sourcing network for minerals and selected food commodities.
Target destination markets for mineral concentrates and processed materials.
Future public records will distinguish signed contracts, MOU/LOI arrangements and planned volumes.
Source material describes a proposed molybdenum and copper by-product program at MOU / negotiation stage. Language on this page remains “proposed” and “under negotiation” until definitive agreements are executed and authorized for disclosure.
Potential scope: drying, processing, aggregation and international supply of molybdenum and copper-related materials. Commercial terms and volumes remain subject to definitive agreements.
Phased long-term plan for Korean refining infrastructure. Figures below are source-stated project assumptions; facilities are not operating today.
First-phase refining facilities and supporting power infrastructure.
Expansion into zinc and electrolytic copper capacity.
Additional copper and zinc refining capacity.
Source material states total project costs of approximately 7.12 billion across three phases. Final CAPEX, financing, site, permitting, EPC structure and timetable require formal project documentation.
Mining, refining and carbon-credit activity carry environmental and social obligations. Categories below frame future reporting; populate with verified data only.
Water-use permits, tailings management and land rehabilitation plans for each Atacama-region project.
Carbon-credit exposure identified in source material, reported against a recognized verification standard.
Local employment, community engagement and safety performance at each operating site.
Board oversight, permitting compliance and anti-corruption policy across Korean and Chilean entities.
Site safety protocols and incident reporting for exploration, trenching and future extraction.
Define an annual or semi-annual ESG disclosure cycle once baseline data collection is in place.
CNP is preparing an asset-based digital fund concept linked to mineral resources and mineral trading. Nothing on this page is an offer or solicitation.
Chilean mineral assets, offtake contracts and associated commercial opportunities as value backing for any future instrument.
Future structuring intended to connect verified real-asset value with digital financial infrastructure, subject to regulation.
Potential application to mineral-trade settlement and working-capital financing between Chile and Asian buyers.
Custody arrangement, audit trail and reserve-verification approach to be defined with licensed partners before launch.
Jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction assessment of securities, virtual-asset and disclosure rules ahead of any offering.
Concept and structuring phase. No token, fund or security has been issued as of the date of this page.
Public pages explain the opportunity; the controlled data room provides supporting evidence to qualified counterparties.
Company registrations · group structure · ownership · management · governance.
Mining rights · licenses · maps · geological reports · drilling · assays · resource statements.
Signed contracts · LOI · MOU · supply agreements · partner references (where disclosable).
Feasibility studies · CAPEX · OPEX · financial model · funding structure · milestones.
Environmental permits · social engagement · water · safety · rehabilitation · carbon strategy.
Qualified investors, buyers and strategic partners may request controlled access to supporting documents.
No. The Pyeongtaek copper and molybdenum refinery is a phased, source-stated plan beginning 2025–2028. No refining facility is described as operating today.
Not all of them. Some figures reflect historical or exploration-stage data. Treat any resource or reserve figure as provisional until confirmed by an applicable technical report.
The source material describes the relationship as at an MOU / negotiation stage, not a completed contract. This page will be updated once a definitive agreement, if any, is executed and authorized for disclosure.
No. It is described as a concept under structuring, subject to jurisdiction-specific regulatory review, and is not an offer or solicitation.
ASTRA (Astra Comercializadora Ltda and related Chilean entities) forms the upstream mining and exploration platform of the group. CNP Corporation (Seoul) is the Korean commercial and strategy hub. The two brands are used together across the shared resource platform.
Qualified investors, buyers and strategic partners can request controlled data-room access through the Investor Relations section or the contact channel below.
For mining partnerships, mineral offtake, strategic investment, project finance or data-room access, contact CNP Corporation.