Cosa Resources Corp. · TSXV:COSA
Cosa Resources — Investor Presentation (October 2024)
26 slides from Cosa Resources's investor presentation, Oct 30, 2024
Slide 1: A Track Record of Uranium Discoveries in the Athabasca Basin
A Track Record of Uranium Discoveries in the Athabasca Basin TSXV: COSA OTCQB: COSAF FSE: SSKU October 2024 TSXV: COSA | cosaresources.ca 1
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer Information Contained In This Presentation required to conduct the Company’s planned exploration activities will be available on reasonable terms and in a timely manner. Although the assumptions made by the Company in providing forward-looking This presentation is a summary description of
Slide 3: About Cosa Resources: Investment Highlights
About Cosa Resources Investment Highlights Transformational Acquisitions Exploring Through a New Lens of Athabasca Basin exploration ground, Past work has only explored a fraction of pivoting Cosa into a premier uranium the >215,000 ha land portfolio in well- explorer developed eastern Athabasca Bas
Slide 4: Relevant Uranium Experience
Relevant Uranium Experience Market Cap Market Cap Market Cap >$5B >$800M >$2.2B Proven track record of creating value in the Uranium sector and the Athabasca Basin TSXV: COSA | cosaresources.ca 4
Slide 5: Board of Directors and Advisors
Board of Directors and Advisors Steve Blower – Chairman Keith Bodnarchuk – President & Chief Executive Officer, Director • A geologist with 30+ years of experience in the minerals industry • Professional Geologist with 15+ years in exploration, mining and capital markets • Co-recipient of the AME 20
Slide 6: Management
Management Keith Bodnarchuk – President & Chief Executive Officer, Director Andy Carmichael – Vice President of Exploration • Professional Geoscientist with 19+ years of experience in exploration/mining and • Professional Geoscientist with 15+ years in exploration, mining and capital markets capital
Slide 7: Athabasca Basin Projects
Athabasca Basin Projects • Projects 100% owned by Cosa Resources • Total land package >215,000ha located in the Athabasca Basin Region, the heart of the Canadian uranium mining sector • Cosa continues to add new projects and thousands of explorable hectares through staking and cost-effective acquisi
Slide 8: Eastern Athabasca Uranium Corridors
Eastern Athabasca Uranium Corridors • Cosa’s Core eastern Athabasca projects are strategically located within or peripheral to prospective, northeast-trending uranium corridors • These corridors host some of the largest and highest-grade uranium deposits ever discovered including Cameco’s McArthur R
Slide 9: Athabasca Uranium Deposits
Athabasca Uranium Deposits What are the targets? • Cosa is targeting unconformity hosted uranium deposits (ex. McArthur River, Cigar Lake, Phoenix, Hurricane, etc.) • Cosa’s drilling strategy canvasses a much wider zone of potential structure and alteration for very few additional metres TSXV: COSA
Slide 10: Ursa
Ursa • Covers >65 km strike length of the Cable Bay Shear Zone, a structural corridor with known mineralization which is significantly underexplored • Recent summer 2024 drill program successfully intersected unconformity model type sandstone alteration and multiple intervals of basement hosted radi
Slide 11: Recent Drill Program
Recent Drill Program Drill Hole UR24-06 • UR24-06, the final drill hole of the program, was designed to complete an initial test of the first of multiple ANT-derived target areas • Intersected multiple zones of basement hosted radioactivity within brecciated and altered host rock • Intersected a bro
Slide 12: Summer Drill Program
Summer Drill Program Drill Hole UR24-04 • Targeted the down-dip expression of sandstone hosted structure, alteration, and anomalous uranium and pathfinder element geochemistry in winter drill hole UR24-03 • Successfully intersected structurally reactivated and intensely graphitic basement intervals
Slide 13: Summer Drill Program Summary
Summer Drill Program Summary • Basement hosted radioactivity intersected in UR24-06 beneath a zone of significant sandstone structure and alteration typical of many eastern Athabasca uranium deposits • Confirmed the presence of structurally re- activated and intensely graphitic gneiss at depth in UR
Slide 14: Pending Exploration Updates
Pending Exploration Updates • Receipt of geochemical assay and spectroscopic results for summer drilling – expected in November • Additional ANT target areas from grids one and two at Ursa; aimed at identifying sandstone anomalies like that which successfully targeted unconformity style sandstone al
Slide 15: Orion
Orion • Covers an interpreted extension of Larocque uranium corridor and a splay off the Cable Bay Shear Zone. • Captures the intersection of the Cigar Lake and Larocque Lake trends • 2023 survey identified a km scale sandstone conductivity anomaly that overlies structurally complex basement • Histo
Slide 16: Aurora
Aurora • 16km east of Cameco’s Key Like Mill and historical Key Lake Mine (209.8 million pounds at an average grade of 2.3% U3O8 • Corridor recently upgrade by the GMZ discovery • Historical drill logs note metre scale zones of basement hosted structure and alteration in multiple areas • Highly unde
Slide 17: Orbit
Orbit • 22km south of the Key Lake Mill and historical Mine • Captures 4km of inferred strike extension of a prospective, reactivated graphitic structural trend • Weak mineralization intersected to the southwest – 0.07% U3O8 over 0.2m within strongly altered graphitic faulting • Efficient drill test
Slide 18: Capital Structure
Capital Structure Shareholder Base 23% Managment & Advisors 46% Funds & Strategic COSA | 1 Year Chart $0.70 900,000 Retail 31% $0.60 800,000 700,000 $0.50 600,000 $0.40 500,000 Share Structure (Q3 2024) 400,000 Shares Outstanding 56,496,695 $0.30 300,000 Warrants 12,233,872 $0.20 200,000 Options 4,3
Slide 19: Uranium Fundamentals
Uranium Fundamentals • Nuclear energy produces the least CO2 equivalent emissions versus other forms of energy creating a compelling opportunity to combat climate Clean, Efficient, and change Scalable Energy • Nuclear energy can offer carbon-free energy to both the world largest cities and remote co
Slide 20: Main Takeaways
Main Takeaways Cosa is operated by an award-winning best-in-class exploration team with support from the Team industry leader in value accretive acquisitions and market following. A large 100% owned land package of >215,000 ha of well-located and underexplored Projects uranium projects offers a stea
Slide 21: Website and Contact
Website: cosaresources.ca Contact: info@cosaresources.ca +1 888.899.2672 (COSA) TSXV: COSA OTCQB: COSAF FSE: SSKU October 2024 TSXV: COSA | cosaresources.ca 21
Slide 22: Inventa was founded in 2017 to seize emerging opportunities
Inventa was founded in 2017 by Craig Parry and Michael Konnert to seize emerging opportunities in the natural resource sector. Today, Inventa has grown into a premier investment group, having raised over $700 million since its inception, with a first-rate portfolio of companies and a world-class tea
Slide 23: Other Projects: Cosmo
Other Projects Cosmo • Captures over 18 kilometres of prospective magnetic low strike, the potential intersection of multiple mineralized trends, and the western margin of a magnetic high body that has mineralization on all sides • Directly west of IsoEnergy’s Hurricane deposit, the highest grade in
Slide 24: Other Projects: Astro
Other Projects Astro • 28km west of Cameco’s McArthur River • Covers a series of subparallel, northwest trending magnetic lows similar to those which host the Shea Creek deposits • 2023 MMT survey confirmed conductive trends continue from Ursa to the western portion of Astro. Historical surveying ha
Slide 25: Other Projects: Helios
Other Projects Helios • Strategically located along the Grease River Shear Zone – a major structural zone • Targets include the southern extension of a conductive trend with weak uranium mineralization and over 15km of the Grease River Shear Zone • Despite containing electromagnetic conductors, a ma
Slide 26: Other Projects: Charcoal and Castor
Other Projects Charcoal and Castor • 100% owned by Cosa • 55 km northeast of Cameco’s Eagle Point Mine • Prominent magnetic low anomalies that extend northeast from, or are parallel to, those that host the Eagle Point Mine • No sandstone cover - efficient exploration targeting basement hosted uraniu
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