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Colombian Mines Corporation
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Colombian Mines Corporation is a Canada-domiciled, for-profit junior mineral exploration company headquartered in Vancouver. According to its firmographic profile, its stated business is the acquisition, exploration, and advancement of mineral properties in Colombia that hold potential for near-term resource definition and mine development. The company traded on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol CVE:CMJ and operates with a headcount of 1-10 employees. No products, services, technology stack, partnerships, customers, management team, funding rounds, or revenue figures are recorded in the available source data — the company's own website (colombianmines.com) is presently listed for sale on the HugeDomains marketplace at $495.

The company's current operational status is materially uncertain. The TSX Venture listing has been discontinued (delisted status), the primary corporate domain has been relinquished to a domain aftermarket, and there is no evidence of recent financings, exploration results, regulatory actions, or corporate communications in the source material. No technology, AI/ML capabilities, integrations, certifications, or partnerships are documented. The only verifiable third-party signal — the HugeDomains listing — is consistent with a dormant, winding-down, or non-operational shell rather than an active exploration enterprise.

As a junior exploration entity, Colombian Mines Corporation's historical revenue model would have depended on equity financings (flow-through shares, private placements) to fund greenfield exploration drilling, metallurgical work, and resource estimation on Colombian concessions, with monetization contingent on either a sale to a producing mid-tier miner, a joint venture, or eventual mine development. None of these monetization pathways — nor any indication of currently valid mineral claims, joint-venture partners, or treasury cash — are supported by the available data. The firm should be treated as an inactive or near-inactive entity for investment-analysis purposes until verifiable primary evidence of ongoing operations is provided.

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Colombian Mines Corporation is a Vancouver-based, delisted junior mineral exploration company historically focused on acquiring and advancing mineral properties in Colombia. The entity shows no active operations, with its primary domain listed for sale and no management, revenue, or financing data on record.

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HeadquartersVancouver, Canada
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North America
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Serves global market

Keyword5 values
mineral property exploration, mining development services, gold mining operations, resource acquisition, Colombia mining concessions
Industry2 codes
1Exploration & Resource Development (Critical Minerals)
CodeIMAKAFALPrimaryYes
2Mine Development & Processing EPC (Critical Minerals)
CodeIMAKAFAMPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Metal Ore Mining2122
SIC code1 code
  • Metal Mining1000
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Mineral Exploration and Mining Development
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Operations, Personnel, Others
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Colombian Mines Corporation (CMJ) is engaged in acquiring, exploring, and advancing mineral properties in Colombia that have near-term resource and mine development potential. The company focuses on early-stage mineral property acquisition and exploration work aimed at advancing prospects toward resource definition and mine development.

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1Colombian Mineral Property Portfolio
CategoryMineral Exploration Properties
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Portfolio of mineral exploration and development properties located in Colombia, acquired and advanced by CMJ with near-term resource and mine development potential. Targeted at mining industry participants, strategic acquirers, and resource investors.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Vancouver-listed junior advancing high-grade silver-gold projects in Colombia. Comparable mandate and stage, operating in the same Colombian jurisdictions with a similar near-term resource-development thesis.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Canadian-listed producer focused on high-grade gold operations in Colombia. Comparable as a Colombia-concentrated mining company pursuing both production and exploration upside from Colombian assets.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Vancouver-based mineral exploration company with a flagship copper-gold project in Colombia. Directly comparable as a small-cap Colombian-focused explorer operating out of the same Vancouver ecosystem with a similar development-stage asset profile.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Senior Canadian gold producer with operating mines in Suriname and Burkina Faso and a long-standing Colombian exploration portfolio. Comparable as a benchmark for the Colombian gold and copper opportunity, though at far larger scale and broader geographic scope.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Historically a Vancouver-based junior focused on gold exploration at the Batero-Quinchia project in Colombia. Directly comparable in mandate (Colombia gold exploration), though its own operational status has been similarly troubled in recent years.

TypeRegional player
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Latin America-focused resource company historically associated with Colombian interests. Comparable in regional exposure and in operating from the same small-cap Canadian-listed shell ecosystem relevant to Colombian Mines.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Vancouver-based mineral exploration company with copper-gold projects in Colombia and elsewhere. Comparable as a small-cap, Vancouver-headquartered, Colombia-active explorer competing for the same investor base.

TypeEmerging player
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Junior exploration company with assets in Mexico and emerging exposure to Americas gold/silver projects. Comparable as a small-cap exploration peer operating in Latin America with similar development-stage positioning.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Acquired by Zijin Mining in 2019; previously operated the Buriticá gold project in Colombia as a TSX-listed developer. A directly relevant precedent for how Colombia-focused developers are valued and ultimately taken over.

TypeDirect peer
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Previously a TSX-listed company that held the Angostura gold-silver project in Colombia. Comparable as a small-cap, Colombia-focused mineral property company that has navigated jurisdictional and corporate distress.

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Colombian Mines Corporation

Mineral Exploration and Mining Developmentcolombianmines.com

Colombian Mines Corporation is a Vancouver-based, delisted junior mineral exploration company historically focused on acquiring and advancing mineral properties in Colombia. The entity shows no active operations, with its primary domain listed for sale and no management, revenue, or financing data on record.

What Colombian Mines Corporation does

Colombian Mines Corporation is a Canada-domiciled, for-profit junior mineral exploration company headquartered in Vancouver. According to its firmographic profile, its stated business is the acquisition, exploration, and advancement of mineral properties in Colombia that hold potential for near-term resource definition and mine development. The company traded on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol CVE:CMJ and operates with a headcount of 1-10 employees. No products, services, technology stack, partnerships, customers, management team, funding rounds, or revenue figures are recorded in the available source data — the company's own website (colombianmines.com) is presently listed for sale on the HugeDomains marketplace at $495.

The company's current operational status is materially uncertain. The TSX Venture listing has been discontinued (delisted status), the primary corporate domain has been relinquished to a domain aftermarket, and there is no evidence of recent financings, exploration results, regulatory actions, or corporate communications in the source material. No technology, AI/ML capabilities, integrations, certifications, or partnerships are documented. The only verifiable third-party signal — the HugeDomains listing — is consistent with a dormant, winding-down, or non-operational shell rather than an active exploration enterprise.

As a junior exploration entity, Colombian Mines Corporation's historical revenue model would have depended on equity financings (flow-through shares, private placements) to fund greenfield exploration drilling, metallurgical work, and resource estimation on Colombian concessions, with monetization contingent on either a sale to a producing mid-tier miner, a joint venture, or eventual mine development. None of these monetization pathways — nor any indication of currently valid mineral claims, joint-venture partners, or treasury cash — are supported by the available data. The firm should be treated as an inactive or near-inactive entity for investment-analysis purposes until verifiable primary evidence of ongoing operations is provided.

Colombian Mines Corporation firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Colombian Mines Corporation
Website
https://colombianmines.com
Company type
Private
Operating status
Unknown
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Colombian Mines Corporation is a Vancouver-based, delisted junior mineral exploration company historically focused on acquiring and advancing mineral properties in Colombia. The entity shows no active operations, with its primary domain listed for sale and no management, revenue, or financing data on record.
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Colombian Mines Corporation industry classification

Industry
Product category
Mineral Exploration and Mining Development
NAICS
Metal Ore Mining (2122)
SIC
Metal Mining (1000)
akta.pro primary industry
Exploration & Resource Development (Critical Minerals) (IMAKAFAL)
akta.pro secondary industry
Mine Development & Processing EPC (Critical Minerals) (IMAKAFAM)

Keywords

  • Mineral property exploration
  • Mining development services
  • Gold mining operations
  • Resource acquisition
  • Colombia mining concessions

Where Colombian Mines Corporation is headquartered

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Vancouver
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Canada
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North America

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B2B
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Services
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Operations, Personnel, Others

Colombian Mines Corporation product offering

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Core offering

Colombian Mines Corporation (CMJ) is engaged in acquiring, exploring, and advancing mineral properties in Colombia that have near-term resource and mine development potential. The company focuses on early-stage mineral property acquisition and exploration work aimed at advancing prospects toward resource definition and mine development.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Colombian Mineral Property Portfolio Portfolio of mineral exploration and development properties located in Colombia, acquired and advanced by CMJ with near-term resource and mine development potential. Targeted at mining industry participants, strategic acquirers, and resource investors.

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Colombian Mines Corporation competitors and assessment

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Direct peers

  • Outcrop Gold / Outcrop Silver: Vancouver-listed junior advancing high-grade silver-gold projects in Colombia. Comparable mandate and stage, operating in the same Colombian jurisdictions with a similar near-term resource-development thesis.
  • Gran Colombia Gold Corp. Canadian-listed producer focused on high-grade gold operations in Colombia. Comparable as a Colombia-concentrated mining company pursuing both production and exploration upside from Colombian assets.
  • Cordoba Minerals Corp. Vancouver-based mineral exploration company with a flagship copper-gold project in Colombia. Directly comparable as a small-cap Colombian-focused explorer operating out of the same Vancouver ecosystem with a similar development-stage asset profile.
  • Batero Gold Corp. Historically a Vancouver-based junior focused on gold exploration at the Batero-Quinchia project in Colombia. Directly comparable in mandate (Colombia gold exploration), though its own operational status has been similarly troubled in recent years.
  • Solarius Metals (formerly Solaris Resources): Vancouver-based mineral exploration company with copper-gold projects in Colombia and elsewhere. Comparable as a small-cap, Vancouver-headquartered, Colombia-active explorer competing for the same investor base.
  • Continental Gold Inc. Acquired by Zijin Mining in 2019; previously operated the Buriticá gold project in Colombia as a TSX-listed developer. A directly relevant precedent for how Colombia-focused developers are valued and ultimately taken over.
  • Eco Oro Minerals Corp. Previously a TSX-listed company that held the Angostura gold-silver project in Colombia. Comparable as a small-cap, Colombia-focused mineral property company that has navigated jurisdictional and corporate distress.

Broad incumbents

  • IAMGOLD Corporation: Senior Canadian gold producer with operating mines in Suriname and Burkina Faso and a long-standing Colombian exploration portfolio. Comparable as a benchmark for the Colombian gold and copper opportunity, though at far larger scale and broader geographic scope.

Regional players

  • New Stratus Energy Inc. Latin America-focused resource company historically associated with Colombian interests. Comparable in regional exposure and in operating from the same small-cap Canadian-listed shell ecosystem relevant to Colombian Mines.

Emerging players

  • Tocvan Ventures Corp. Junior exploration company with assets in Mexico and emerging exposure to Americas gold/silver projects. Comparable as a small-cap exploration peer operating in Latin America with similar development-stage positioning.

Market position

Strengths3 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat1 record

Key risks5 records

Key highlights3 records

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Colombian Mines Corporation M&A and investment

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Colombian Mines Corporation

What does Colombian Mines Corporation do?

Colombian Mines Corporation (CMJ) is engaged in acquiring, exploring, and advancing mineral properties in Colombia that have near-term resource and mine development potential. The company focuses on early-stage mineral property acquisition and exploration work aimed at advancing prospects toward resource definition and mine development.

Is Colombian Mines Corporation a public or private company?

Colombian Mines Corporation is a private company. It is classified as unknown and is currently unknown.

When was Colombian Mines Corporation founded?

Colombian Mines Corporation was founded in -1. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Colombian Mines Corporation based?

Colombian Mines Corporation is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, in the North America region.

Who are Colombian Mines Corporation's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Outcrop Gold / Outcrop Silver, Gran Colombia Gold Corp., Cordoba Minerals Corp., Batero Gold Corp., Solarius Metals (formerly Solaris Resources), Continental Gold Inc. and Eco Oro Minerals Corp.. IAMGOLD Corporation is listed as a broad incumbent. New Stratus Energy Inc. is listed as a regional player. Tocvan Ventures Corp. is listed as an emerging player.

Does Colombian Mines Corporation have an API?

No public API is recorded for Colombian Mines Corporation.

What industry is Colombian Mines Corporation in?

Colombian Mines Corporation's product category is Mineral Exploration and Mining Development. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMAKAFAL, Exploration & Resource Development (Critical Minerals), with a secondary code of IMAKAFAM, Mine Development & Processing EPC (Critical Minerals). Its NAICS code is 2122 and its SIC code is 1000.

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GlobeNewswireColombian Mines Corporation Amends Agreement to Acquire Rocky Mountain MiningColombian Mines amended its agreement to acquire Rocky Mountain Mining, setting the exercise price of 1,700,000 share purchase warrants at $0.17 per share for up to 24 months. The company also disclosed drill intercepts from its Nevada, Colombia, and Colorado properties, including gold and copper grades.GlobeNewswireColombian Mines President and CEO Robert Carrington to Speak at PDACColombian Mines will exhibit at PDAC's Investor Exchange in Booth 2215A and its El Dovio gold project in Booth 5009. CEO Robert Carrington will present a corporate overview on March 4th at 4:40 PM. The company is an exploration and development stage firm in Colombia.GlobeNewswireColombian Mines Corporation: Granting of Incentive Stock OptionsColombian Mines Corporation granted 677,176 incentive stock options to directors, officers, employees, an advisor, and a consultant, exercisable at $0.395 per share for two years. Most options replace recently expired ones. The company is an exploration and development stage company in Colombia.GlobeNewswireColombian Mines to Exhibit at PDACColombian Mines Corporation will exhibit at PDAC 2013 in Toronto from March 3-6, 2013, at booth 2614B. The company describes itself as an exploration and development stage firm with a portfolio of 100% direct-owned mineral assets in Colombia.GlobeNewswireColombian Mines to Present at Vancouver Resource Investment Conference January 20 & 21, 2013, Vancouver, B.C.Colombian Mines Corporation will exhibit at the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference on January 20-21, 2013, with CEO Robert Carrington presenting in Workshop 4 on January 21. The presentation covers expected activities for 2013 and details on the El Dovio and Mercedes projects. Slides will be available after the talk.GlobeNewswireColombian Mines Corporation: Granting of Incentive Stock OptionsColombian Mines Corporation granted 687,500 incentive stock options to its directors, officers, employees, and consultants. The options are exercisable at $0.40 per share and have a two-year term.GlobeNewswireColombian Mines Initiates $1,500,000, 12 Month Exploration Program and Updates Colombia Crest Joint VentureColombian Mines initiated a $1.5 million, 12-month exploration program at Yarumalito, funded by Teck Resources. Teck paid an additional $380,000 and holds an option to earn up to 70% of the project. The program will expand to El Guico and La Suiza zones.GlobeNewswireColombian Mines Corporation: TSXV Approves $0.53 Per Unit Private Placement And Yarumalito Joint VentureColombian Mines received TSX Venture approval for a Teck private placement of Cdn$1,510,500 at $0.53 per unit and an earn-in option to earn up to 70% in the Yarumalito Project. The earn-in requires $10 million in exploration and $2 million in additional funding. The company states the transaction has potential commercial value exceeding $15.5 million.GlobeNewswireColombian Mines Corporation: Grant of Incentive Stock OptionsColombian Mines Corporation granted 75,000 incentive stock options to a non-executive director at an exercise price of $0.35 per share, exercisable over three years. The options were issued under the Company's Stock Option Plan.GlobeNewswireColombian Mines Corporation Announces Closing of Private Placement Unit FinancingColombian Mines Corporation closed its brokered private placement on March 2, 2011, selling 9,660,000 units at $0.70 each for gross proceeds of $6,762,000. The net proceeds will be used for exploration and development of its mineral properties in Colombia and for general working capital.