Hot Chili Limited · ASX:HCH
Hot Chili — Shareholder Meeting (November 2011)
18 slides from Hot Chili's shareholder meeting presentation, Nov 18, 2011
Slide 1: Annual General Meeting November 2011
For personal use only ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING November 2011
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer For personal use only This presentation is provided on the basis that neither the Company nor its representatives make any warranty (express or implied) as to the accuracy, reliability, relevance or completeness of the material contained in the Presentation and nothing contained in the Pr
Slide 3: Chile Projects - Achievements
Chile Projects- Achievements Within 18 months of listing on ASX… For personal use only Completed major geochemistry, airborne and mapping programmes Strategic land acquisitions secured at Productora and Los Mantos Preliminary assessment and discussions in progress for new project opportunities
Slide 4: Chile Projects - Key Features and Advantages
Chile Projects- Key Features and Advantages Location/Infrastructure For personal use only Coastal Range (maximum 1,000m elevation) Region III, 20km south of mining town of Vallenar Adjacent to sealed road and rail, 40km to port Significant Features CMP- major partner and substantial sharehol
Slide 5: Productora - Focus on Project Consolidation
Productora- Focus on Project Consolidation Consolidated Land Position- 12.5km Strike Coverage Consolidated Project Structure For personal use only 100% land positions 100% Purchase option agreements 65% Earn-in option agreements Central Lease- Option to purchase PRODUCTORA Mineralisation Foo
Slide 6: Productora - First Resource Estimate
Productora- First Resource Estimate First Resource at Productora For personal use only Large, at-surface (no pre-strip) JORC compliant resource defined over 1.4km in central lease area Breccia hosted copper-gold-molybdenum resource (sulphide ore- chalcopyrite, pyrite, bornite, molybdenite) 400
Slide 7: Productora - Predictive Geological Model
Productora- Predictive Geological Model Mineralisation Footprint – Magnetic Response IP Chargeability Response For personal use only The Big Picture Magnetite zone on west Key Features: flank of IP Anomalies- +9.5km Strike length + 9.5 km strike length Northern IP Anomaly- Central Lease- First +
Slide 8: Productora - Geological Model Well Defined
Productora- Geological Model Well Defined Type Cross Section displays For personal use only significant intercepts and geological model 8
Slide 9: Productora - Growth Strategy
Productora- Growth Strategy Resource Growth Strategy For personal use only Aggressive extensional drilling programme commenced Targeting resource expansion adjacent to, along strike and at depth 65,000m RC and 8,000m DD- 12 month budget Detailed surface and downhole structural mapping to ass
Slide 10: Chile Projects - Focus on Productora
Chile Projects- Focus on Productora Development Strategy For personal use only Resource Growth and Development Focus Targeting 280-320 M tonnes of open pittable resources by Q4 2013 Decision to Mine at Productora by end of 2013 10
Slide 11: In Summary
In Summary For personal use only • Large open-pit resource established in a short time, resource economics look very strong • Growth potential looks to be in excess of 300Mt • Large drilling programme underway to rapidly expand the initial resource (only 15% of the 9.5km footprint) • Preparing to co
Slide 12: Drilling at Productora
Drilling at Productora For personal use only 12
Slide 13: Drill Site showing preserved RC drill samples
Drill Site showing preserved RC drill samples For personal use only 13
Slide 14: Productora Diamond Core
Productora Diamond Core For personal use only 14
Slide 15: Aerial View of Drill Pads at Productora
Aerial View of Drill Pads at Productora For personal use only 15
Slide 16: Los Mantos Project
For personal use only Los Mantos Project 16
Slide 17: Los Mantos Drill Pad
Los Mantos Drill Pad For personal use only 17
Slide 18: Qualifying Statements
Qualifying Statements Target Mineralisation For personal use only References to exploration target size and target mineralisation in this presentation are conceptual in nature and should not be construed as indicating the existence of a JORC Code compliant mineral resource. Target mineralisation is