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Stanmore Resources — Stanmore Coal — Surat Basin Coal and Energy Conference 2012
23 slides from Stanmore Resources's conference presentation, May 24, 2012
Slide 1: Surat Basin Coal and Energy Conference
For personal use only Surat Basin Coal and Energy Conference The Range Project 24 May 2012
Slide 2: Important information
Important information This document has been prepared by Stanmore Coal Limited (“Stanmore Coal”) for the purpose of providing a company and technical overview to interested analysts/investors. None of Stanmore Coal, nor any of its related bodies corporate, their respective directors, partners, emplo
Slide 3: Stanmore Coal Overview
Stanmore Coal Overview Coal development and exploration company For personal use only Portfolio of coking, PCI and export thermal coal targets in prime Key Metrics coal areas ASX Code SMR Shares on issue 160.2m First coal production scheduled for 2015 (1) Current share price A$0.66 Market Capi
Slide 4: Rail & Port Solution
The Range Rail & Port Solution Well located to all key markets including Japan, For personal use only China, Korea and India All projects are located close to existing or planned rail and port facilities Rail The Range: existing QR Moura line and tie-in to Surat Basin Rail (2015) Port WICET
Slide 5: Surat Basin Asset Overview
The Range Project – Surat Basin Asset Overview 100% owned For personal use only Significant Reserve/Resource base − 94Mt JORC Marketable Coal Reserves(1) − 260Mt JORC Resource (184Mt Indicated, 76Mt Inferred) − 60 – 70Mt additional Exploration Target(2) Open cut mining operation over 26 year min
Slide 6: Coal quality
The Range Project Coal quality High energy export thermal coal For personal use only Surat Basin coals are typically clean burning with good burnout characteristics and low nitrogen, ash and sulphur Suitable for all key markets including Japan, China, Korea and India Recent marketing trip to J
Slide 7: Comparison of key characteristics: Nitrogen
The Range Project Comparison of key characteristics 3.0 Nitrogen Content (% daf) For personal use only 30.6 2.5 2.0 % N (daf) 1.5 The Range 1.0 0.5 0.0 6
Slide 8: Comparison of key characteristics: Sulphur
The Range Project Comparison of key characteristics 2.50 Total Sulphur (% adb) For personal use only 2.00 % TS (adb) 1.50 1.00 0.50 The Range 0.00 7
Slide 9: Typical Walloon Coal Measures Carbon in Ash
The Range Project Typical Walloon Coal Measures Carbon in Ash Carbon in Ash For personal use only 20 30.6 19.9 18 16 14 Carbon in Ash (%) 12 10 8.6 7.8 7.5 8 6.9 6.5 6.3 6.5 6 6 5 5.3 5.3 5.1 5.1 5.2 4.6 4.7 4.4 4.1 4 4 3.3 3.4 2.6 2.9 2.6 1.5 1.7 2 1.2 1.4 0.8 0 8
Slide 10: Pre-feasibility study results
The Range Project Pre-feasibility study results Key Highlights For personal use only Asset Description The Range, Surat Basin Confirmed the technical and economic feasibility of the project Project (Queensland) Attractive ROM strip ratio(4) averages 6.7bcm/t JORC Resources(1) / Coal Reserves(2)
Slide 11: Drilling update
The Range Project Drilling update 305 holes and 27543.39 metres drilled to date For personal use only 10
Slide 12: Mining plans
The Range Project Mining plans For personal use only 26 year mine life - twin pits Major Fleet Coal extraction with excavators, Min Max loaders and trucks – typically Waste mining trucks 11 19 250t excavators, 992 loaders and 785 dump trucks Coal mining trucks 6 8 Overburden and interburden La
Slide 13: Site layout
The Range Project Site layout For personal use only Proposed site layout Mine industrial area layout Coal product flow sheet 12
Slide 14: Local infrastructure
The Range Local infrastructure Power – Ergon, in progress For personal use only Water – Sunwater Glebe Weir CSG Proponents Accommodation – mix of villages and new houses in Wandoan Roads – existing public roads to our site Overland Conveyor – Approximately 25km up to SBR Quarry – Werin
Slide 15: Further upside potential
The Range Further upside potential For personal use only Drilling to the west of the pit has intercepted additional sub-cropping coal seams Interpreted to be seams in the Argyle interval of the lower Juandah Coal Measures Hole 83R: 11.8m cumulative coal to a depth of 188m including a seam of 3
Slide 16: Target Development Timeline
The Range and Infrastructure Target Development Timeline For personal use only Port and Rail infrastructure expected to be available Q2 2011 Q2 2011 Q1 2012 Q3 2012 Q2 2013 Q4 2014 Q3 2015 Initial Resource Submit EIS Complete ML/EA application Complete Ramp up marketable drilling at the feasibility
Slide 17: Environment
The Range Project Environment EIS Report submitted to DERM mid April 2012 For personal use only EPBC Referral to Federal Government completed EIS studies – all completed and include: • Soil and landform assessment • Hazard and risk • Ground water monitoring • Visual impact • Flood assessment •
Slide 18: Community
The Range Project Community Working closely with the communities in which For personal use only we operate is a key priority We engage with the local community in an open manner and make a valuable contribution through actions and not just words Stanmore Coal is committed supporting the develo
Slide 19: Exploration Projects: Belview Overview
Exploration Projects Belview Overview 100% owned For personal use only 95Mt initial JORC Inferred Resource (Gemini seam only) Exploration Target(1) of 205 – 345Mt(2), covers western 26% of lease Plan to undertake an additional drilling programme in 2012 to extend the existing Inferred Resource
Slide 20: Mackenzie Project Asset Overview
Mackenzie Project Asset Overview Bowen Basin – 100% owned For personal use only Open cut coking coal deposit − 27km of strike (Burngrove Formation) − Main coal seams occur at depths between 10 – 110m Significant Resource base − 143Mt JORC Resource (25.7Mt Indicated, 117.5Mt Inferred) Review of
Slide 21: Exploration Projects: Tennyson Overview
Exploration Projects Tennyson Overview For personal use only 100% owned Prospective for underground coking and export thermal coal Exploration Target(1) of 220 – 290Mt 2012 drilling programme underway targeting initial JORC Inferred Resource Drill results to date (depth from 150m) have excee
Slide 22: Key Milestones
Key Milestones Next 12 months H2 2011 - H1 2012 H2 2012 2015 For personal use only completed Bankable Feasibility Upgrade Reserves Target first coal Study at The Range and Resources at The Pre Feasibility Study production commenced Range Projects completed at The from The Range EIS for The
Slide 23: Summary
Summary 1 Attractive pipeline of Queensland coal projects at various stages of development For personal use only − The Range on track for 2015 production to produce export thermal coal, Mackenzie optimisation work continuing − Five Bowen Basin exploration projects comprising predominantly coking co
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