Barrick Mining — Barrick Gold — Merrill Lynch 8th Annual Canadian Mining Conference (September 2002)

4 slides from Barrick Mining's conference presentation, Sep 12, 2002

Slide 1: Barrick Gold Corporation – Merrill Lynch 8th Annual Canadian Mining Conference
BARRICK GOLD CORPORATION Merrill Lynch – 8th Annual Canadian Mining Conference Toronto, September 12, 2002 BARRICK new mines organic growth new production profile top line organic growth pipeline bottom line accelerate growth strong financials highest earnings and cash flow 1
Slide 2: Existing Mines: Increase Production and Reserves, Lower Costs
BARRICK GOLD CORPORATION Merrill Lynch – 8th Annual Canadian Mining Conference Toronto, September 12, 2002 best declining costs return on equity rising production best leverage Sutton and Homestake to increasing gold prices long-life, low-cost asset base 5.5 million ounces $175/oz now through 2006 E
Slide 3: Growth Projects: Pascua-Lama, Cowal, Alto Chicama, Veladero
BARRICK GOLD CORPORATION Merrill Lynch – 8th Annual Canadian Mining Conference Toronto, September 12, 2002 Pascua-Lama Cowal Alto Chicama Veladero lowest geopolitical risk profile longest reserve life outside South Africa $500 million in free cash flow at $325 gold EXISTING MINES +2 million ounces p
Slide 4: Financial Strength and Next 12 Months
BARRICK GOLD CORPORATION Merrill Lynch – 8th Annual Canadian Mining Conference Toronto, September 12, 2002 financial strength: only A rated balance sheet Premium Gold Sales Program $1 billion in cash +$2 billion since 1987 no net debt funding for development flexibility during the next 12 months fin