Jupiter Gold Corporation announced that it has concluded an initial phase of geological studies of its Alta Floresta Gold Project located in the state of Mato Grosso in center-west Brazil. This project is 100% owned by Jupiter Gold and encompasses 3 mineral rights for gold with total surface area of approximately 24,395 acres. Two of the areas shows intense tracks with prior artisanal and superficial gold mining activities associated with robust production of gold. They also displayed similarities of their geophysical signatures with known nearby gold deposits. The third area shows strong potential for gold, copper and manganese according to the technical team that visited and studied the area; Anglo American has recently announced a large copper project nearby. The aforementioned mineral rights are geologically located in the mining district known as "Provincia Aurifera Alta Floresta" or Alta Floresta Auriferous Province. This region shows occurrence of gold deposits of both epithermal gold and porphyry types, as well as deposits with widespread gold mineralization in stockworks sheeted veins and sulfide granites. Jupiter Gold's next phase of work in its Alta Floresta Gold Project will include detailed geochemical sampling via auger drilling and/or trenching in several high prospect targets, as well as further geophysical studies given that the project area is extensive.