Slide 1: Abasca Resources Inc. Corporate Presentation
Abasca Resources Inc. Corporate Presentation March 2024 TSX.V: ABA
Slide 2: Forward-Looking Statement
Forward-Looking Statement This presentation is for information purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or solicitation to buy any securities. This presentation may contain certain forward-looking information and statements (“forward-looking information”) within the meaning of applicab
Slide 3: Who We Are – Management Team
Who We Are – Management Team Abasca Resources Inc. (Abasca) aims to provide shareholder value through responsible exploration, Our Mission discovery, and development of environmentally and economically viable critical mineral deposits Dawn Zhou | Founder, Director, President & CEO | M.Sc. Geology, C
Slide 4: Who We Are – Board of Directors
Who We Are – Board of Directors Dave Billard | Independent Director, Chairman of the Board | B.Sc. Geology, P.Geo. Dave possess over 35 years of mineral exploration and development experience, searching for uranium, gold, and base metals in western Canada and the western US. Dave was the Chief Opera
Slide 5: The Need For Clean Energy
The Need For Clean Energy Nuclear Reactor Status ▪ Nuclear energy usage increasing Under Operable ▪ New reactors being constructed Construction ▪ Nearly 65% of current energy production is not green 438 61 Nuclear Energy Production 393,873 MWe 64,371 MWe World Electricity Production Figures source:
Slide 6: Key Lake South Uranium Project Location
Key Lake South Uranium Project Location ▪ 100% Owned ▪ Along the margin of the Athabasca Basin and the Mudjatik – Wollaston Domain boundary ▪ Prolific high-grade uranium deposit trend ▪ 15 km south of Key Lake uranium deposits ▪ Potential for basement-hosted deposits ▪ Limited exploration Deposit Mo
Slide 7: Project Exploration History
Key Lake South Uranium Project Exploration History Key Lake South Uranium Project: 12 claims totaling 23,977 Ha Historical Exploration – Defining prospective corridors ▪ 1969 – 1989: Reconnaissance mapping and prospecting, initial airborne and ground geophysics, soil and lake sampling, shallow drill
Slide 8: Project: Mustang Target
Key Lake South Uranium Project: Mustang Target ▪ Alteration present ▪ Hematite ▪ Clay, including illite ▪ Silicification ▪ Stacked re-activated fault zones ▪ 2 km, untested at depth KS-MS16-05: Box 31 – 33 | 149.4 – 162.2 m 8 Information, data, and images embodied in this presentation are based on i
Slide 9: Project: Zimmer
Key Lake South Uranium Project: Zimmer ▪ Significant clay alteration ▪ Oxidation zones proximal to fault zone ▪ 2 km strike-length only tested by 3 holes KLS-23-021: Box 9 – 12 | 78.0 – 100.1 m 9 Information, data, and images embodied in this presentation are based on information currently available
Slide 10: 2024 Summer Exploration Plans: Uranium
2024 Summer Exploration Plans: Uranium Uranium Exploration Drilling 4,000 m Target Areas • Mustang – Seager Lake Trend • Zimmer • Campbell Target Model • Along prospective conductor corridors that are connected to Key Lake Deposits • Coincident structural and geophysical anomalies • Conductor breaks
Slide 11: The Need For Graphite – A Critical Mineral
The Need For Graphite – A Critical Mineral Global Electric Vehicle Stock 2010 – 2019 ▪ Driving battery demand Source: Industry Reports, BMO Capital Markets. Commodity prices taken at spot price. May 2022. Source: IEA; Global Electric Car Stock, 200-2019. March 2024. 11 Information, data, and images
Slide 12: Project: Loki Zone
Key Lake South Uranium Project: Loki Zone Emerging Graphite Zone ▪ Flake Graphite Potential ▪ Up to 22.2% Graphite ▪ Median Passing % Flake Diameter up to 214 μm KS-CC16-12: Box 4 – 6 | 86.6 – 103.0 m 12 Information, data, and images embodied in this presentation are based on information currently a
Slide 13: Project: Loki Zone
Key Lake South Uranium Project: Loki Zone ▪ 2 km strike-length ▪ Shallow mineralization ▪ Untested at depth 13 Information, data, and images embodied in this presentation are based on information currently available to Abasca Resources Inc. and any forward-looking information and/or statements shoul
Slide 14: 2024 Summer Exploration Plans: Graphite
2024 Summer Exploration Plans: Graphite Graphite Exploration Drilling: Loki Zone 3,000 – 5,000 m • Initial delineation program of Flake Graphite in the Loki Zone • Resampling of 2016 drill cores KS-CC16-11: Box 4 – 6 | 67.0 – 78.7 m 14 Information, data, and images embodied in this presentation are
Slide 15: Abasca's Capital Structure
Abasca’s Capital Structure Shares Issued 53,137,369 Options 4,180,000 Warrants 7,569,104 Fully Diluted 64,886,473 Cash (CND) 794,141 Ownership Management and Directors 10 % Associated Corporations 64 % Retail 26 % As of February 29, 2024 15 Information, data, and images embodied in this presentation
Slide 16: TSX.V: ABA Contact Details
TSX.V: ABA 208 - 311 4th Avenue North Saskatoon, SK S7K 2L8 Canada info@abasca.ca