Fin Resources Limited · ASX:FIN
Fin Resources — Investor Presentation (November 2021)
22 slides from Fin Resources's investor presentation, Nov 8, 2021
Slide 1: Sol Mar Project Corporate Presentation
Fin Resources Limited Sol Mar Project Corporate Presentation | November 2021 ASX: FIN
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer This presentation does not constitute investment advice. Neither this presentation nor the information contained in it constitutes an offer, invitation, solicitation or recommendation in relation to the purchase or sale of shares in any jurisdiction. This presentation does not take into a
Slide 3: Corporate Overview – Developing a World Class Project
Corporate Overview – Developing a World Class Project Green Products to be Produced on Mining Act Tenure for Existing Local Markets Capital Structure Shares on Issue 513.3m Market Capitalisation (at 5/11/21) A$22.1m Cash A$4.0m Options 177.6m SUSTAINABILITY Production of valuable green products from
Slide 4: Positive Scoping Study Completed
Positive Scoping Study Completed Demonstrated Technical and Economic Viability World class project development opportunity Technically viable using established processes and technologies Substantial existing local demand for products All products can be produced under current Mining Act legislation
Slide 5: Sol Mar – Using 100% Renewable Energy
Sol Mar – Using 100% Renewable Energy Creating Green Products from Seawater using the Sun Harnessing Established Value-Added Nature Processes & Green Sustainably Technology Products ‘ Sol ’ – the Sun Solar PV & Solar Thermal Salt and SOP ‘ Mar ’ – the Sea Solar Salt, Chlor-Alkali, Other Caustic Soda
Slide 6: Integrated Model
Integrated Model Sustainable Production of Green Products What ‘Green Products’ does FIN plan to produce? - Chemicals – Salt, Caustic Soda and PVC - Energy – Green Hydrogen - Fertilisers – SOP Sustainable - Produced from seawater Zero Carbon Emission - Produced using 100% renewable energy - Primaril
Slide 7: Our Vision for Sol Mar
Our Vision for Sol Mar Establishing a Globally Significant Green Products Hub Broad focus on sustainability Our Aspirations - De-carbonisation - Circularity Producing green products for essential Globally Industry industries in Australia Significant Leading Scale Returns At a globally significant sc
Slide 8: Strong Local Demand for Green Products
Strong Local Demand for Green Products Replacing Imports Produced Using Fossil Fuels Increasing focus on de-carbonisation throughout supply chains globally AUSTRALIA Our green products are key raw materials used CURRENTLY in essential industries both locally and globally IMPORTS - Crop production -
Slide 9: Our Strategy
Our Strategy Unlocking Value Through a Collaborative Approach FIN has core expertise in project Sol Mar Project Partnership Opportunities management, approvals and financing 1 2 3 Proactively seeking high-quality strategic and project partners in the areas of Green Renewable Port - Green Products (C
Slide 10: Right Time
Right Time Strong Alignment with Key Global Themes Key global themes - De-carbonisation OCTOBER 2021 - Sustainability Rio Tinto is set to de-carbonise its Australian operations - Resource efficiency with a massive $7.5b investment in renewable energy ‘Net zero’ funding - Responsible investors - Gove
Slide 11: Right Place
Right Place Strategic Tenure Position in the Pilbara Onslow - Leading Australia’s energy transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy Onslow, Western Australia World’s First 100% Solar and Storage Grid Strategic 905 km2 of Mining Act tenure - Suitable for our integrated model Ideal climatic cond
Slide 12: Ideal Climatic Conditions
Ideal Climatic Conditions World Class Solar Resource Significant renewable energy potential - Independent estimate of 60 GW solar and 15 GW wind Very high levels of - Daily sunshine hours - Solar irradiance Ideally suited to solar PV and solar thermal Supporting - Solar salt production - Solar energ
Slide 13: Established Infrastructure
Established Infrastructure Operating Synergies and Cost Savings Significant support infrastructure in Onslow Strategically located adjacent to - ANSIA – Wheatstone and Macedon - Onslow Port and Port of Ashburton - DBNGP – DOMGAS pipeline Large scale ‘hub’ potential - Synergies with existing operatio
Slide 14: Coolgra Point
Coolgra Point Multi-Commodity Bulk Transhipment Berth Most appropriate location for a scalable multi-commodity bulk transhipment berth Key advantages - Fit for purpose facility - No dredging required - Short jetty length resulting in lower capital requirement FIN to capitalise due to - Our long-life
Slide 15: Board and Management
Board and Management Proven Project Management, Approvals and Financing Capabilities Significant Board and Management Board and Management equity ownership of 15.3% Jason Bontempo Ryan de Franck Non-Executive Project Founder / Team to be strengthened with Director Executive Director additional key a
Slide 16: Our Current Focus
Our Current Focus Key Project De-Risking and Value-Adding Activities Solar Mar Project Status Timing Updated Scoping Study Completed Commence further planning and studies Underway Investigate additional green product opportunities Ongoing Broaden stakeholder consultation process Q4 ‘21 Commence key
Slide 17: Appendices
Appendices
Slide 18: Salt
Salt A Key Raw Material in Chemical Production Global Salt Trade1 Overview Primarily used in the chemicals industry to produce chlorine, caustic soda and soda ash. Also used in food preparation, pharmaceuticals and road de-icing Australia currently produces c.13Mtpa from five existing solar salt ope
Slide 19: Sulphate of Potash
Sulphate of Potash A Premium Quality Fertiliser for Crop Production Overview Premium quality fertiliser used on high value chloride intolerant crops like fruits, vegetables and nuts Australia currently imports 65Ktpa with first local production commencing in October 2021 Demand and Pricing Current g
Slide 20: Caustic Soda
Caustic Soda A Key Chemical for the Processing of Critical Minerals Overview Global Caustic Soda Demand2 Highly alkaline liquid solution used extensively in the processing of critical minerals (alumina, lithium, rare earths), paper, soap, detergents and textiles. Other applications include water tre
Slide 21: PVC
PVC A Key Material Used in Construction, Electrical and Automotives Overview Global PVC Demand2 A solid synthetic polymer primarily used in construction (pipes and tubing), consumer goods, packaging, electrical fittings and wire cable coatings Australia currently imports 210Ktpa with no local produc
Slide 22: Contact Details
Contact Details 35 Richardson Street, West Perth WA 6005 www.finresources.com.au ASX: FIN
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