Premier African Minerals Ltd. · LSE:PREM
Premier African Minerals — Investor Presentation (March 2014)
20 slides from Premier African Minerals's investor presentation, March 2014
Slide 1: Corporate Presentation March 2014
CORPORATE PRESENTATION March 2014 AIM: PREM
Slide 2: Important Notice
Important Notice By attending this presentation and/or accepting these slides you agree to be bound by the following conditions and will be taken as having represented and undertaken that you have agreed to do so. These presentation slides and accompanying verbal presentation (“Presentation Material
Slide 3: Important Notice (Continued) & Insider Notice
Important Notice (Continued) & Insider Notice Any such distribution could result in a violation of American, Canadian, Australian, Japanese, South African or Irish law. It is the responsibility of each recipient outside the United Kingdom to ensure compliance with the laws of and regulations of any
Slide 4: Company Snapshot
Company Snapshot Zimbabwe AIM-listed multi-commodity (tungsten, REE, lithium, tantalum, PROFILE fluorspar, gold, nickel, zinc) exploration & development company, focused on Africa Togo Advance portfolio up the resource curve towards production, STRATEGY forming JV partnerships and/or corporate trans
Slide 5: Company Activity since AIM Listing
Company Activity since AIM Listing London (AIM) MAJOR SHAREHOLDERS (as of 28 February 2014) PREM Company & % of issued shares Ordinary Shares in Issue Coc’roach Ltd/ZRH Nominees Ltd* 44.39% 432,283,126 Alpha International Business Ltd 11.31% Yorkville Advisors 9.30% Share Price (GBP) Paddington Comm
Slide 6: Board of Directors & Key Management
Board of Directors & Key Management GEORGE ROACH PAMELA HUESTON NEIL HERBERT Chairman & CEO Finance Director Non Executive Director Extensive experience in securing and Former CFO designate of AgriMinco Corp Fellow of the Association of Chartered establishing mineral exploration tenure (TSX-V: ANO)
Slide 7: RHA Tungsten Project Overview Zimbabwe
RHA Tungsten Project Overview Zimbabwe The RHA Tungsten Project (RHA) covers a 1,800-hectare land-holding in the prospective multi-commodity Kamativi Tin Belt in NW Zimbabwe. RHA has potential to be developed into a low capital and operational cost mine in the near-term, with proven mineralisation a
Slide 8: Exploration Overview
Exploration Overview Total drilling campaign of seventeen holes, 2,603m with over 258m of trenching. Most recent drilling completed late December 2013. Latest drilling confirmed presence of numerous quartz tourmaline veins highly mineralised with wolframite – not previously identified in the han
Slide 9: Exploration Overview (continued)
Exploration Overview (continued) Updated Mining Study expected April 2014 Previous study indicates robust economics of a 192,000 tonnes per annum tungsten operation, LOM 6 years Conventional open pit mining to 40m below surface (BS) followed by underground mining to 200m BS over strike length
Slide 10: Mining Study - Robust Financial Model
Mining Study - Robust Financial Model Tungsten APT (Ammonium Paratungstate) price of $400/mtu, and a 20% discount factor for 65% WO3 concentrate, a price of $20,800/t (metric tonne) of WO3 concentrate sold FINANCIAL EVALUATION SCHEDULE* Year Unit Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 Mined Tonnes t’000 907 52 192 192 1
Slide 11: Why Tungsten?
Why Tungsten? World tungsten demand is growing at an annual rate of approximately 6%. World supply declined from 90,800 metric tonnes in 2006 to 72,000 tonnes in 2011. A strategic metal that is essential in such applications as steel tools and cutting blades, defence applications, alloys, lighting a
Slide 12: Why Zimbabwe?
Why Zimbabwe? Zimbabwe’s mining sector has shown a significant recovery over the last five years, with an overall upward trend in mineral production. Mining leads the economy in export earnings, rising from US$1.8 billion in 2011 to US$2 billion in 2012. Zimbabwe’s natural resource riches offer stro
Slide 13: Investment Summary
Investment Summary Near-term tungsten production investment - one of only three AIM listed tungsten plays Mining Study outlines robust economics of RHA: low-capex investment, near-term cash flow, positive APT/tungsten demand and pricing scenarios Off-take interest could secure future earnings
Slide 14: Contacts
Contacts PREMIER AFRICAN MINERALS George Roach, Chairman & CEO Pamela Hueston, Finance Director E: info@premierafricanminerals.com www.premierafricanminerals.com CORPORATE PRESENTATION, March 2014 14
Slide 15: Appendix
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Slide 16: Zulu Lithium & Tantalum Project, Zimbabwe
Zulu Lithium & Tantalum Project, Zimbabwe LOCATION South-central Zimbabwe POTENTIAL PRODUCT Lithium & Tantalum Structurally controlled lithium bearing pegmatites with historical data CLAIMS AREA from trenches and diamond drillholes Two types of pegmatite have been identified in the area, both with e
Slide 17: Katete REEs Project, Zimbabwe
Katete REEs Project, Zimbabwe LOCATION Province of Matabeleland North, Zimbabwe POTENTIAL PRODUCT Rare Earth Elements (REEs) 25 mineral claim blocks CLAIMS AREA Previous work identified prospective rare earth mineralisation including dysprosium, cerium, thorium, lanthanum, samarium and yttrium Resul
Slide 18: Pagala Zinc Project, Togo
Pagala Zinc Project, Togo LOCATION Western Togo POTENTIAL PRODUCT Zinc 4 contiguous Exploration Permits issued for zinc and associated minerals PERMITS Mineralisation hosted in graphite-sericite schist and sideritic breccias within a volcano sedimentary sequence Exploration began in 1983- BRGM and A
Slide 19: Dapaong Gold Project, Togo
Dapaong Gold Project, Togo LOCATION Northern Togo POTENTIAL PRODUCT Gold 2 Exploration Permits covering 400 sq km for gold and associated metals PERMITS Area underlain by volcanic and sedimentary Birimian-aged intrusive rocks with minor volcano-sedimentary sequences, quartz veins and pegmatites, for
Slide 20: Why Togo?
Why Togo? Politically stable and strategically located in West Africa with good enabling infrastructure and a deep-water port at Lomé, Togo has implemented a new investment code that improves ease of doing business and is a member state of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative. Togo’s
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