Omnia Metals Group Ltd · ASX:OM1
Omnia Metals — Investor Presentation (March 2022)
16 slides from Omnia Metals's investor presentation, Mar 10, 2022
Slide 1: The Ord Basin Nickel-Copper-PGE Project
PRESENTATION • FEBRUARY 2022 THE ORD BASIN NICKEL-COPPER-PGE PROJECT
Slide 2: Important Notices & Disclaimers
Important Notices & Disclaimers Private and Confidential The information contained in this presentation is confidential and proprietary to Omnia Metals Group Ltd (Omnia Metals or the Company). This presentation is specifically provided to the receiving party for the purpose of reviewing a potential
Slide 3: The Right Ingredients, The Right Time
The Right Ingredients, The Right Time Right Place Clear Strategy Social Licence Right Commodities Right Time Mineral systems Low-cost, grass- Live tenure Decarbonisation Nickel prices at analysis shows the roots exploration with Heritage and electrification decade highs. project area to be will prog
Slide 4: Corporate Snapshot
Corporate Snapshot Market Cap Enterprise Value Shares on Issue Share Price (Undiluted) (EV) 37.6M $0.165 $6.2M $1.5M Directors & Management Mark Connelly Dr. James Warren Non-Executive Chairman Executive Director Chris Zielinski Anna Mackintosh Non-Executive Director Company Secretary OMNIA METALS G
Slide 5: Ord Basin Project Locality
Ord Basin Project Locality ~1,305 square kilometres of tenure highly prospective for Michigan-style stratigraphic Cu and Norilsk-style Ni-Cu-PGE mineral systems. • 140 km south of Kununurra • Prospectivity of the region has long been recognised, however numerous factors have inhibited exploration su
Slide 6: A Rapidly Emerging District
A Rapidly Emerging District • IGO have been increasing their landholding and now hold over 8,300 square kilometres of tenure along the Halls Creek Orogen. • Wyloo Metals recently pegged the ground adjoining the Ord Basin Project. • Omnia have a dominant land position along the Negri Fault corridor,
Slide 7: Ord Project Overview
Ord Project Overview Targeting 2 styles of mineralisation: • Norilsk Style Magmatic Ni-Cu-PGE • Michigan (Keweenaw) Style Stratigraphic Cu The Junction: Norilsk Style Ni-Cu-PGE Targets • Granted Tenure • Large geotem anomalies identified by BHP in 1996 • Coincident gravity & magnetic anomalies assoc
Slide 8: Norilsk-Style Nickel Potential
Norilsk-Style Nickel Potential Detailed lithogeochemistry of the Antrim Plateau Volcanics (APV) (Glass, 2000) highlighted Norilsk affinities. Geochemical analogies with Norilsk indicates there is potential for Ni-Cu-PGE sulphide mineralisation in feeder zones of the APV. The Negri Fault has been ide
Slide 9: The Junction
The Junction Norilsk Style Ni-Cu-PGE Targets The Junction is where the major fluid pathways, the Negri Fault and the Osmond Fault Zone, meet creating ideal areas for the magmatic and hydrothermal fluid flow. Dolerite units have been mapped in the area as magmatic fluids preferentially intruded at th
Slide 10: Electromagnetics
Electromagnetics A Powerful Exploration Tool • AusEM completed wide spaced (20km line spacing) electromagnetic (EM) surveys over a large region of northern Australia. • AusEM indicates sub-surface conductors are associated with the Negri Fault • Data indicates the existence of sub-surface conductors
Slide 11: The Panton Sub-basin
The Panton Sub-basin A Michigan Analogue? Panton Sub-basin is geologically analogous to the Keweenaw Peninsula of the Michigan Copper Belt: • The Keweenaw Peninsula has produced 15.5 billion pounds of copper in stratiform/stratabound deposits. • Native copper occurs as fine dissemination, vesicle fi
Slide 12: Caves
Caves Michigan Style Cu Target • At the Caves Prospect, native copper occurs as fine dissemination, vesicle fillings, and masses. • Analogous to Keweenaw mineralisation. • At the Caves Prospect, mapping and sampling identified outcropping mineralisation over an area of approx. 90m x 180m before dipp
Slide 13: Historical Geochemistry
Historical Geochemistry No geochemistry on primary targets highlighting the lack of meaningful exploration Government acquired datasets provide an increased understanding of the mineral systems associated with mineralisation. Following stream sediment sampling over 50,000 km2, nine high- order anoma
Slide 14: Ord Project Overview
Ord Project Overview • Unique, early stage opportunity to target high-grade nickel & copper mineral systems. • Cost effective, methodical exploration strategy to unlock the regions potential. • Application of modern geophysical and geochemical techniques to delineate additional targets for drilling.
Slide 15: Project Timeline
Project Timeline 2022 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Lodge Prospectus Raising Proposed Listing Gravity, Magnetic & EM Data Acquisition Geophysical Compilation/Interpretation Geochemistry Target Prioritisation Heritage Surveys Undertake Maiden Drill Program Follow-up drilling OMNIA M
Slide 16: For More Info Please Contact
FOR MORE INFO PLEASE CONTACT Dr. James Warren +61 488 927 736 james@omniametals.com.au
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