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Denison Mines — Merger or Acquisition (October 2006)

28 slides from Denison Mines's merger presentation, October 2006

  1. Slide 1: A New Diversified Uranium Producer - Denison Mines Ltd.

    A NEW DIVERSIFIED URANIUM PRODUCER DENISON MINES LTD.

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimers: Forward Looking Statements

    Disclaimers Caution Statement Regarding Forward Looking Statements Statements contained herein which are not historical facts are forward-looking statements that involve risks, uncertainties and other factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by suc

  3. Slide 3: Disclaimers: Inferred and Historical Resources

    Disclaimers Caution Regarding Inferred and Historical Resources This presentation uses the terms "Measured", "Indicated“, "Inferred" and “Historical” Resources. U.S. investors are advised that while such terms are recognized and required by Canadian regulations, the Securities and Exchange Commissio

  4. Slide 4: A New Company - Denison Mines Ltd

    A New Company - Denison Mines Ltd International Uranium and Denison are pleased to announce their intention to merge the two companies to create a new diversified and growth-oriented uranium producer The new Denison Mines Ltd will be the only intermediate uranium producer in North America, with asse

  5. Slide 5: Strategic Benefits

    Strategic Benefits Commanding uranium mill licensed capacity in North America ¾ 10.7 million lbs per year in 2007 ¾ Designed to be expandable to 13.4 million lbs per year ¾ In proximity to existing resources Diversified and immediate uranium production base ¾ Athabasca Basin high-grade production ¾

  6. Slide 6: Strategic Benefits

    Strategic Benefits Expanded and complementary management team Operating partnerships with AREVA, the world’s largest nuclear company Marketing expertise Corporate compliance cost savings Environmental reclamation experience Increased market liquidity Stronger equity currency for strategic acquisitio

  7. Slide 7: North American Asset Base

    North American Asset Base 1 McClean Lake Mine and Mill 7 2 2 Midwest Mine 8 1 3 White Mesa Mill 4 Colorado Plateau Mines 5 3 4 5 Henry Mountains Mines 6 6 Arizona Strip Mines 7 Mae Exploration Project 8 Moore Lake Exploration Project 7

  8. Slide 8: Peer Production and Valuation

    Peer Production and Valuation Peer Market Capitalization 1 $2,400 $2,000 C$ (thousands) $1,600 $1,200 $800 $400 $0 DEN IUC SXR New Denison UUU PDN 2010E U3O8 Peer Production 2 7 6 Lbs U3O8 (millions) 5 4 3 2 1 1 Based on 09/16/06 close. SXR excludes share payments due for US 0 acquisitions DEN IUC S

  9. Slide 9: Substantial Resource Base

    Substantial Resource Base Denison Share U3O8 Tonnes U308% Lbs (M) Resources M&I Henry Mountains 1,060,000 0.32% 6.9 Total 6.9 Resources (Inferred) Henry Mountains 880,000 0.35% 6.1 Denison Share U3O8 Total 6.1 Tonnes U308% Lbs (M) Historical Resources 1 Reserves Probable Henry Mountains 1,300,000 0.

  10. Slide 10: Diversified Production

    Diversified Production Multiple mines decrease operational risk Production growth from < 1 million lbs U3O8 in 2006 to an anticipated 5.5 million + lbs U3O8 in 2010 White Mesa Colorado Plateau Mill Henry Mountains Arizona Strip McClean McClean McClean Mill Midwest 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

  11. Slide 11: McClean Lake Mill

    McClean Lake Mill State of the art facility Strategic location Labour contract until 2010 Meets all regulatory requirements Location Saskatchewan Ownership 22.5% Operator Areva (70% Interest) Licensed Mill Capacity (2006) 8 million lbs First Expansion (2007) 12 million lbs Second Expansion (2010) 16

  12. Slide 12: White Mesa Mill

    White Mesa Mill The only uranium mill currently operating in the US Situated in the centre of the Southwest US uranium district Ample processing and tailings capacity High potential for toll milling Location Utah Ownership 100.0% Operator Denison Mines Ltd Licensed Mill Capacity 8 million lbs Initia

  13. Slide 13: McClean Lake Mines

    McClean Lake Mines Sue E open-pit mining Q3/06 McClean North borehole McClean Mill mining Q3/06 Location Saskatchewan Ownership 22.5% Operator Areva U308 DEN Share Tonnes U308% Lbs (M) Lbs (M) Reserves Probable 801,303 1.09% 19.3 4.3 Resources (Inferred) 816,542 0.68% 12.3 2.8 Start Date Operating 2

  14. Slide 14: Midwest Mine

    Midwest Mine 20 Km from McClean Mill by existing road Expansion potential in adjacent MAE Zone Significant Nickel and Cobalt by- products Location Saskatchewan Ownership 25.2% Operator Areva U308 DEN Share Tonnes U308% Lbs (M) Lbs (M) Reserves Probable 345,500 5.47% 41.7 10.5 Resources (Inferred) 25

  15. Slide 15: Colorado Plateau Mines

    Colorado Plateau Mines Series of proximal mining projects ¾ West Sunday / St. Jude, Carnation / Sunday / GMG, Topaz, Pandora, Rim, Van 4 Mining contracts in place Significant vanadium by-product Exploration potential near existing operations Location Utah/Colorado Ownership 100.0% Operator Denison M

  16. Slide 16: Henry Mountains Mines

    Henry Mountains Mines Composed of the Bullfrog and Tony M Mines Mine infrastructure in place One of the largest undeveloped uranium resources in the US Location Utah Ownership 100.0% Operator Denison Mines Ltd U308 Tons U308% Lbs (M) Resources M&I 1,060,000 0.32% 6.9 Resources (Inferred) 880,000 0.3

  17. Slide 17: Arizona Strip Mines

    Arizona Strip Mines Series of proximal mining projects ¾ Arizona 1 (fully permitted), Pinenut, Canyon Among the highest grade deposits in the US Potential to increase resources Location Arizona Ownership 100.0% Operator Denison Mines Ltd U308 Tons U308% Lbs (M) 12 Historical Resources 339,436 0.60%

  18. Slide 18: Global Reach

    Global Reach Sask Mining and Exploration Assets Mongolia Exploration and Development Labrador Exploration Strategic shareholding in Energy Metals SW US Mining Assets Excellent potential for increased resources near existing licensed mill interests 12 full time exploration professionals Broad range o

  19. Slide 19: Athabasca Basin Prominence

    Athabasca Basin Prominence Large land position with over 660,000 hectares under option or 100% owned 19

  20. Slide 20: World-Class Exploration Projects

    World-Class Exploration Projects MAE Zone Mae Zone (25.2%) ¾ Immediately proximal to Midwest Deposit ¾ Operator AREVA Mae Zone Drill Highlights Midwest Hole Length (m) Grade (U3O8) MW-660 7.1 11.67% MW-691 12.5 15.30% MW-692 6.1 12.40% MW-682 7.2 9.50% MW-706 31.3 3.21% Wheeler River (40%) ¾ Operato

  21. Slide 21: World-Class Exploration Projects

    World-Class Exploration Projects Moore Lake (75%) ¾ Operator Denison Mines Moore Lake Drill Highlights Year Length (m) Grade (U3O8) ML-61 10.0 4.03% ML-55 6.2 5.14% ML-83 11.1 1.81% ML-97 7.8 2.31% ML-101 6.6 1.53% 21

  22. Slide 22: Mongolia Synergy

    Mongolia Synergy Development Projects Hairhan and Haraat Deposits ¾ 70% JV interest ¾ Existing resources of ~12 million lbs ¾ Deposits have shown amenability to ISL mining Exploration Projects 3.7+ million ha ¾ Including a 25% interest in 0.8 million ha through AREVA JV Unique Political Position 22

  23. Slide 23: Other Assets

    Other Assets Equity Investments ¾ Fortress Minerals Corp. ¾ Energy Metals Corp. ¾ Energy Metals Ltd. of Australia ¾ JNR Resources Inc. ¾ Santoy Resources Ltd. ¾ Erdene Gold Inc. Manager of Uranium Participation Corporation Owner of Denison Environmental Services ¾ Reclamation experience in a uranium

  24. Slide 24: Management Team

    Management Team E. Peter Farmer, CEO Ron Hochstein, President and COO James Anderson, CFO Proposed Board of Directors: Lukas Lundin, Chairman E. Peter Farmer Ron Hochstein Paul Little John Craig Roy Romanow William Rand Robert Dengler Brian Edgar Catherine Stefan 24

  25. Slide 25: Balance Sheet and Share Capital

    Balance Sheet and Share Capital Weighted Avg Proceeds Outstanding Basic Exercise Price (C$ 000's) (000's) Shares 174,240 Options $3.39 $19,606 5,780 Warrants $8.69 $83,237 9,574 Fully Diluted $102,843 189,594 Balance Sheet Item (C$ 000's) Cash & Short Term Investments $122,904 Working Capital $139,7

  26. Slide 26: Merger Summary

    Merger Summary Consideration: ► 2.88 IUC shares for each DEN share Structure: ► Court Approved Plan of Arrangement ► Recommended by both Boards Ownership: ► IUC Shareholders 50%; DEN Shareholders 50% ► Warrants and Options will roll-over Listing: ► TSX Company Name: ► Denison Mines Ltd. ► Corporate

  27. Slide 27: Summary Points

    Summary Points The merger of IUC and Denison will create a growth- oriented and diversified uranium producer Estimated combined annualized production rate of 5.5 million lbs U3O8 by 2010 100% ownership of White Mesa mill 22.5% ownership of McClean Lake mill Five active uranium mining projects in Nor

  28. Slide 28: The New Diversified Uranium Producer - Denison Mines Ltd.

    THE NEW DIVERSIFIED URANIUM PRODUCER DENISON MINES LTD.

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