Durr & Zircon Consortium is an investor-facing platform representing three licensed mining operators across Gilgit Baltistan, in Skardu, Gilgit, and Ghizer. We connect global capital with copper, marble, gold, lithium, nephrite, serpentine, antimony, and polymetallic assets, backed by geological reports, government permits, and a team that stands behind every conversation and site visit.
Investor FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Durr & Zircon Consortium holds ten licensed mining concessions across seven districts of Gilgit Baltistan. Foreign investors can partner through joint venture, farm-in, equity, or in some cases outright acquisition, subject to Pakistan's mining concession rules. The answers below cover how due diligence, documentation, and site visits actually work, with more detail available per concession and through the investor desk.
Investor FAQ
Investor FAQ
Straight answers on licensing, documentation, and how to start a conversation.
The portfolio spans ten licensed concessions on our mine registry, including copper at Gultari, marble at Bagicha, placer gold in Skardu, and additional polymetallic holdings across the region. Each operator maintains active leases under Pakistan's regulatory framework. Browse the full breakdown on the Concessions page, our company history on About, or fly to coordinates on the interactive 3D mine map.
Start through the Investor Desk inquiry form, email [email protected], or call +92 316 9244827 (Mon–Fri, 9am–6pm PKT). We share operator profiles, geological documentation, and arrange guided field visits once your interest and scope are clear. Every engagement is handled with transparency from first contact onward.
Yes. We coordinate NOCs, security permissions, and liaison with local authorities so you can focus on the opportunity. Guided trips across Skardu, Gilgit, and Ghizer are arranged with your safety as the priority, from arrival through departure.
Investors can access company history and leadership on the About page, and full concession-by-concession detail, including licence status, on the Concessions page. Geological reports, permits, and supporting files are listed under Documents. Our News section publishes regional geology, commodity outlooks, and operational updates to support informed decision-making.
Each operator is incorporated under the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan with secured mining leases in strategic locations. Operational status, mine names, and concession boundaries are published on company profiles and the interactive map, so you can verify licenses and coordinates before any site visit.