Slide 1: Australia's new exploration province update, March 2015
Core : CXO For personal use only advancing new exploration AUSTRALIA’S province Update March 2015
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer For personal use only The information in this report that relates to Exploration Results and Mineral Resources is based on information compiled by Stephen Biggins (BSc(Hons)Geol, MBA) as Managing Director of Core Exploration Ltd who is a member of the Australasian Institute of Mining and
Slide 3: Albarta Project, NT: Australia's newest exploration province
Albarta Project, NT WA NT QLD Australia’s newest exploration province SA For personal use only NSW Darwin VIC ALBARTA PROJECT Core has 100% owned tenure covering over Northern Territory CXO acquiring 100% TAS 2,000km2 - Albarta and Jervois Project, NT • Recent AEM surveys have defined conductive Cor
Slide 4: Multiple Prospects
Multiple Prospects Strong prospectivity in new exploration province For personal use only 4
Slide 5: Project pipeline
Project pipeline For personal use only Conceptual Confirmed Confirmed Advanced Economic Target Target Mineralisation Project Project Geophysical/Geochemical/ Drill ready Drill tested JORC Resource I Feasibility Study Geological Target Mordor (Ni) Jay (Cu) Roxby (Cu/Au/U) Yambla (U) Jervois Domain (C
Slide 6: Core's Jervois Domain, NT
Core’s Jervois Domain, NT For personal use only 500m from KGL’s 13m @ 5.75% Cu and close to RXL’s 38m @ 4.4% Cu Significant success for the east Arunta 6
Slide 7: Jervois Domain Project: Local Exploration Implications
Jervois Domain Project For personal use only Local Exploration Implications: the ‘big’ J • New independent J-Fold study strengthens general trend of known mineralisation potential of Core’s BIG-J general trend of new targets Big-J Fold F2 trend of various fold axial planes isoclinal folding if NO sh
Slide 8: Jervois Domain Project
Jervois Domain Project For personal use only • Core’s Big-J interpeted as possible folded extension to KGLs J-fold “line of lode” 8
Slide 9: Jervois Domain Project
Jervois Domain Project For personal use only • Prospective zone is magnetic like Jervois • Mapping has confirmed Bonya Metamorphics host-rocks like Jervois • Core recent AEM survey has also identifed multiple features • CSIRO analysis of AEM and 9 Magnetics building towards drilling at Jervois
Slide 10: High grade silver, lead & zinc drilled at Blueys and Inkheart
High grade silver, lead & zinc drilled at Blueys and Inkheart Prospects For personal use only 1kg/t silver and 17% zinc & lead 10
Slide 11: Mineralisation open over 500m
Mineralisation open over 500m For personal use only • Discovered by Core at in first drill program in the NT • Thick mineralised zones at Inkheart are open along strike and depth • Core’s second drill program extends mineralisation over 500m 11
Slide 12: 80km possible strike extension
80km possible strike extension For personal use only • Core’s Inkheart discovery is a new sulphide mineralisation style • 80km of untested potential in the Bitter Springs geology for more mineralisation • Regional geochem surveys underway developing targets 12
Slide 13: Catalysts for price growth
Catalysts for price growth For personal use only Core is opening up a new exciting exploration province and advancing into the discovery phase of exploration Federal Government co-funded CSIRO Study underway on Core’s Jervois and Albarta Projects in the Northern Territory : »» AEM and Magnetic Surve
Slide 14: Company Snapshot
Company Snapshot For personal use only Board & Management Stephen Biggins Managing Director Greg English Non-Exec Chairman Heath Hellewell Non-Exec Director Colin Skidmore Exploration Manager Jarek Kopias CFO/Company Secretary Shares Price A$ ~$0.028 Shares on issue 150M Market cap ~$4.2M Cash (31/1
Slide 15: For personal use only
For personal use only Level 2, 143 Hutt Street Adelaide SA 5000 PO Box 7298, Hutt Street Adelaide SA 5000 Telephone: 08 7324 2987 Facsimile: 08 8312 2002 www.coreexploration.com.au The information in this report that relates to Exploration Results and Mineral 30/03/2015 Study strengthens potential o