Our story

In January 2016, Silver Elephant acquired the legendary Pulacayo silver project in Bolivia from Apogee Silver. The acquisition transformed Silver Elephant into a premier silver junior in a highly sought-after address. Pulacayo is estimated to contain 100million oz* of silver resource (10/13/20 news)

Paca Is Now In Production!

Silver Elephant mined and trucked its first shipment of Paca silver oxide materials to Andean Precious Metals. Congratulations!

Silver Elephant's Paca project is located in Potosi, Bolivia, 107 km northeast of the San Cristobal silver mine, 171 km southwest of New Pacific’s Silver Sands discovery, and 180km from Andean Precious Metals' Manquiri project.

We are working hard to get silver off the ground

Right time , Right place

Pulacayo is at the heart of Potosi silver district in southern Bolivia bordering Argentina Potosi is a world class silver district with over 2 billion oz of silver produced Potosi’s Cerro Rico, Pulacayo, and San Cristobal are top historic silver mines in the world!

World Class Resource

Pulacayo project is a premier silver deposit hosting an indicated resource of 106.7 million oz of silver, 1.4 billion pounds of zinc and 690 million pounds of lead. (48Mt @ 69g/t Ag, 1.3% Zn, 0.7% Pb prepared by Mercator in October 2020).

Mineralization

• Pulacayo Tajo vein is high-grade, silver-lead-zinc epithermal vein system
• Tajo Vein is between 5 to 20 meters with mineralized halos of up to 50 meters wide
• High grade shoots can exceed 10,000g/t silver and 50% combined lead and zin
• Tajo vein starts from surface with a known strike of over 2.5 km and extends to 1km at depth

100 million ounces of silver in the ground

Exciting Paca Discovery

Paca is a game-changing discovery after Pulacayo’s Tajo vein (7km south) Paca hosts 37M oz indicated silver, 95% within 100 meters from surface Mineralization is shallow, manto stype amenable to bulk open pit mining Recent surface alluvial samples upto 2,555g/t silver with expansion potential

We are Silver Elephant

Pulacayo is 100% operated by skilled and hardworking Bolivian men and women. Join us on the exciting journey to make Pulacayo produce silver again