Metallis Resources Inc. · TSXV:MTS
Metallis Resources — Investor Presentation (July 2024)
17 slides from Metallis Resources's investor presentation, July 2024
Slide 1: Greyhound Project, Idaho
GREYHOUND PROJECT IDAHO TSX-V: MTS OTCQB: MTLFF FSE: 0CVM July 2024
Slide 2: Cautionary Statement
CAUTIONARY STATEMENT Certain statements herein may contain forward-looking information within the meaning of applicable securities laws. Forward- looking information appears in a number of places and can be identified by the use of words such as “intends” or variations of such words and phrases or s
Slide 3: Capital Structure
CAPITAL STRUCTURE As of July 10, 2024 CORPORATE HIGHLIGHTS ▪ FIRST LISTED AS MTS ON TSX.V IN 2013 Issued & Outstanding 68,455,003 ▪ NO ROLL BACKS SINCE LISTING Options 5,425,000 ▪ MANAGEMENT AND INSIDERS HAVE NOT SOLD A SHARE SINCE LISTING Warrants 3,852,217 ▪ MANAGEMENT AND INSIDERS HAVE SELF FINAN
Slide 4: Greyhound Property - Where & Why
GREYHOUND PROPERTY - WHERE & WHY • The 124-ha Greyhound Property is in Custer County, Idaho, approximately 41 km NNW of the town of Stanley. The property is road accessible; • Boise, the State Capital, is located 225 km by road; • In the 2022 Fraser Institute Report – Idaho, is ranked 6th globally,
Slide 5: Claims
GREYHOUND – CLAIMS • Metallis signed an option agreement on February 26, 2024 with Greyhound Mining and Milling to acquire 12 patented Claims along the Greyhound Silver/Gold Shear. • These Claims have been held privately for the last 45 years • Additionally, Metallis staked 81 mining claims over and
Slide 6: Property in Brief
GREYHOUND – PROPERTY IN BRIEF • The Greyhound Property hosts a major shear zone carrying significant values in silver, gold, zinc, lead and antimony with very high grades returned in historic assays; • The mineralized linear structure occurs over ~3,500m on surface, yet has only been developed for ~
Slide 7: Historic Operations
GREYHOUND – HISTORIC OPERATIONS • Initial exploration in the late 1800’s led to many claims being established across the high-grade shear/veins on Greyhound Ridge with numerous pits, adits and showings being established; • Historical newspaper articles from the early 1900’s reported significant amou
Slide 8: Historical Grade
GREYHOUND – HISTORICAL GRADE • Noranda (1980), reported on 36 surface samples taken along the Greyhound shear/vein structure, from Lower Rufus to beyond the Republican, those hand samples showed an average of 1.14g/t gold and 238.7g/t silver over a distance of 3,520m; • In 1979 a 2,663kg bulk sample
Slide 9: Historic Bonanza Grade
GREYHOUND – HISTORIC BONANZA GRADE • Historically, six separate Idaho newspapers from 1891 to 1907 reported stories of fabulous grades of gold and silver from (mainly) the Bulldog and Greyhound mines. • Some of the grades reported were normal bonanza grades of over 1oz/t Au (gold was $20.67/oz in 19
Slide 10: Long Section
GREYHOUND – LONG SECTION • Mineralization at Greyhound occurs as a quartz-sulfide vein system in a shear zone transecting quartz monzonite, diorite, granite and volcanic rocks of the eastern portion of the Idaho Batholith. Mineralization extends for approximately 3,500 meters in a NW-SE direction th
Slide 11: Lower Rufus Sampling
GREYHOUND – LOWER RUFUS SAMPLING METALLISRESOURCES.COM TSX.V: MTS OTCBB: MTLFF FSE: 0CVM 11
Slide 12: Lower Rufus Mining
GREYHOUND – LOWER RUFUS MINING METALLISRESOURCES.COM TSX.V: MTS OTCBB: MTLFF FSE: 0CVM 12
Slide 13: Comparables
GREYHOUND – COMPARABLES • The Greyhound Project has demonstrated persistent high-grade mineralization at the known mining areas; • Silver grade identified on the property exceeds the grade documented at other underground silver mines in Idaho; *It should be noted that the Greyhound property has not
Slide 14: Why Silver?
GREYHOUND – WHY SILVER? • Silver is both an industrial and monetary metal; • provides “safe haven” during economic downturn; • Has the highest electrical and thermal conductivity of all elements; • ~15% of global silver production is used in solar panels; • Multiple green technologies will ensure de
Slide 15: Critical Mineral
GREYHOUND – CRITICAL MINERAL • Antimony is defined as a critical mineral by the US Government and is essential for the country's economic and national security; • At Metallis’ Greyhound Mine, historic sampling and mining has demonstrated significant antimony grades ranging from 1% - 4%; • The metal
Slide 16: Metallis - Management Team
METALLIS – MANAGEMENT TEAM • Highly experienced management team with past Fiore Aliperti CEO, Director involvement in resource discoveries worldwide, February 2012 – present with recent focus being on the Golden Triangle, British Columbia, Canada; Jon Lever Chief Financial Officer, Director • Record
Slide 17: Head Office Contact
HEAD OFFICE 604 – 850 West Hastings St. Vancouver, BC V6C 1E1 CONTACT 604 688 5077 info@metallisresources.com metallisresources.com TSX-V: MTS OTCQB: MTLFF FSE: 0CVM
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