Slide 1: Investor Presentation at Mining 2012 Resources Convention Brisbane
Investigator For personal use only Resources Limited Date: 31 October 2012 Re: Investor Presentation at Mining 2012 Resources Convention Brisbane Attached is a presentation to be delivered at the Mining 2012 Resources Convention in Brisbane on Wednesday 31 October 2012. . For further information con
Slide 2: A sterling opportunity in South Australia
Investigator Resources Ltd For personal use only A sterling opportunity in South Australia Presentation: Managing Director – John Anderson Mining2012 Resources Convention ASX code: IVR Brisbane, Australia www.investres.com.au 31st October 2012
Slide 3: Disclaimer
For personal use only Disclaimer The information in this presentation is published to inform you about Investigator Resources Limited and its activities. Some statements in this presentation regarding estimates or future events are forward looking statements. They involve risk and uncertainties that
Slide 4: Greenfields silver discovery at the Paris prospect
IVR has made a greenfields silver discovery at the Paris prospect in South Australia For personal use only with early indications of extensive shallow high- grade mineralisation (selection of high-grade intersections over the past twelve months) Southeast oxide zone 19m @ 965g/t Ag (50m below surfac
Slide 5: IVR profile – a fresh Australian silver venture
IVR profile – a fresh Australian silver venture For personal use only Success of the greenfields Paris silver discovery in 2011/2012 • Potential to be a shallow, high-grade and large silver deposit • Ongoing drilling at Paris with the aim of initial resource Well positioned to make more precious & b
Slide 6: Corporate Details
Corporate Details For personal use only Capital Structure at 26th October 2012 Total shares on issue 335,656,687 • CITIC Australia Pty Ltd 67,097,772 (19.99%) • Acorn Capital 18,830,961 (5.61%) Top 20 shareholders 43.96% Total shareholders 3,764 Capitalised c. $57m @ 17c share (at 26th October 2012)
Slide 7: IVR's Advantages
IVR’s Advantages • Focus on southern Gawler Craton For personal use only • Leading industry with new targeting model (Moonta Corridor) • Dominant ground position Key IVR projects • Proprietary dataset of innovative regional soil geochemistry Peterlumbo field incl. enabled new targets to be Paris sil
Slide 8: Looking for new research and technology to adapt to exploration
Continually looking for new research & technology to adapt to exploration. For example:- The South Australian haematite anomaly For personal use only supports the IVR address in the southern craton Mapping different iron minerals with ASTER satellite technology Prominent Hill (CSIRO/Geoscience Austr
Slide 9: Exploration update
Exploration update - Using strong funding position to continue an aggressive & successful program For personal use only PETERLUMBO JOINT VENTURE (IVR 75%) Paris silver prospect • Over 102 RCP & diamond holes for 16,096 metres; Awaiting assays for 15 holes • Working towards initial resource estimate
Slide 10: Greenfields Paris discovery within large Peterlumbo field
Greenfields Paris discovery within large Peterlumbo field Field offers widespread near-surface potential for epithermal & porphyry targets For personal use only Geology Plan – western end of JV tenement (IVR 75%) New epithermal field interpreted by scattered indicators Paris through thin cover Nanki
Slide 11: Plan of Paris drilling – large target; many high-grade intersections
Plan of Paris drilling – large target; many high-grade intersections 69 Aircore holes (4,600m); 64 RCP holes (9,326m); 38+ Diamond holes (6,770m) Coarse common silver sulphides For personal use only are positive for likely recoveries DH023 – 10.03m @ 2,591g/t Ag IVR 10
Slide 12: Paris – variety of mineralisation and oxidation styles
Paris – variety of mineralisation & oxidation styles Silver–rich massive sulphide up to 2% Ag e.g. Northeast flat zone – DH002 e.g. Downdip Western Sheet – DH023 Core loss in ex-sulphide zones Upper Western Sheet - DH018 For personal use only Silver-rich pyrite mineralisation (2.2% Ag) Sulphide-dolo
Slide 13: Revised interpretation upgrades Paris potential
Revised interpretation upgrades Paris potential Multiple targets & widespread high-grade silver intersections New high-grade silver intersection on other side of prospect from DH002 intersection For personal use only Elevates priority of Western Sheet downdip & along strike Adds significantly to res
Slide 14: Paris drilling – recent on-going high-grade silver intersections
Paris drilling – recent on-going high-grade silver intersections On-going drilling focus on down dip sulphide potential of Western Sheet For personal use only IVR 13
Slide 15: Other satellite soil targets
Other satellite soil targets - potential for to be multi-deposit camp Plus 14km of prospective structures – Paris South RCP drilled with positive results in Sept Qtr. For personal use only Heritage surveys to be progressed for Alexander North, Trojan Horse & Helen North drilling early 2013 Plan of P
Slide 16: Paris South – recent RC drilling makes early silver and lead hits
Paris South – recent RC drilling makes early silver & lead hits showing the prospective Paris geology continues along NW-SE structural trend despite poor soil geochem at Paris South For personal use only Limit of current cultural heritage clearance Heritage surveys to be extended Paris Prospect (var
Slide 17: How large is the Peterlumbo field?
How large is the Peterlumbo field? - Silver-in-soil image provides early easy targets but variations in cover thickness are likely to hide target extensions For personal use only Helen – silver & lead intersection Alexander 2011 scout aircore hole Paris Trojan Horse 5km IVR 16
Slide 18: New Hymap technology extends the potential field
New Hymap technology extends the potential field For personal use only Helen Alexander Spectral anomaly Nankivel trends extending rhyolite breccia from Paris and Helen Paris soil target Peterlumbo Hill Trojan Horse spectral anomaly 5km IVR 17
Slide 19: Airborne magnetics - filtered magnetic image
Airborne magnetics - Filtered magnetic image shows other Paris-like targets and porphyry-style targets For personal use only Helen Alexander Nankivel granodiorite Target intrusives for Paris look-alikes and porphyries Paris Heritage exclusion areas 5km IVR 18
Slide 20: Exploration update contd.
Exploration update contd. For personal use only KEY REGIONAL TARGETS (IVR 100%) Other target areas defined on Eyre Peninsula by regional soil geochemistry • Botenella Gate – Recent initial scout drilling upgrades new metal centre; Consistent with the successful Peterlumbo tactics, now moving to next
Slide 21: Dominant ground position in Eyre Peninsula corridor
Dominant ground position in Eyre Peninsula corridor Proprietary regional soil dataset maps new metal centres Mt Nott Paris & Peterlumbo epithermal field For personal use only G l Gawler R Range V l i Volcanics Menninnie X Dam Morgans silver prospect V Victory EEast X Weednanna Balance of Peter- ter
Slide 22: Bute IOCG copper gold target
Bute IOCG copper gold target For personal use only Yorke Peninsula IVR 21
Slide 23: Bute/Ridgeback copper project, Yorke Peninsula
Bute/Ridgeback copper project, Yorke Peninsula Under-explored area of the Moonta-Hillside district For personal use only Exploration summary plan on magnetic image 100% IVR tenure Interpreted extension of prospective Covers large area of shallow prospective Pine Point Fault basement under thin cover
Slide 24: Forward Program
Forward Program Continuing strong & successful exploration program on For personal use only a pipeline of consistently developed targets into 2013 1. Paris silver prospect Balance of Sept quarter drill assays On-going drilling to add to the resource potential Baseline work & resource estimation 2. P
Slide 25: Competent Person Statement
For personal use only Competent Person Statement The information in this presentation that relates to Exploration Results and Mineral Resources is based on information compiled by John Anderson (BSc(Hons)Geol) who is a member of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy and is bound by and