Korab Resources Limited · ASX:KOR

Korab Resources — Investor Presentation (July 2010)

30 slides from Korab Resources's investor presentation, Jul 2, 2010

  1. Slide 1: Investor Briefing July 2010

    INVESTOR INVESTOR BRIEFING BRIEFING July July 2010 2010 Andrej Karpinski Executive Executive Chairman Chairman www.korab.com.au ASX: KOR

  2. Slide 2: Overview

    Overview ASX code: KOR Market Cap: ~$36 M (@ $0.45) Issued capital: 78.5 M Top 20 shareholders : 56% Directors shareholding: 34% Directors: Andrej Karpinski Executive Chairman John McKenzie Non Executive Director Rodney Skeet Non Executive Director 1 www.korab.com.au ASX: KOR ASX: KOR

  3. Slide 3: Company Profile

    Company Profile Listed on ASX in August 2005 Magnesium, organic rock phosphate, gold and silver projects in Australia and Europe IPO’s of 2 gold companies with development-ready gold projects Lugansk Gold - 1Mln oz Bobrikovo gold and silver mine located in eastern Ukraine Melrose Gold Mines - 340K o

  4. Slide 4: Why Korab?

    Why Korab? Value proposition Tight register Constantly adding value for shareholders 700% share price growth over 52 weeks Korab offers low cost entry into 2 gold IPO’s Korab shareholders will receive free shares in 2 new gold floats Melrose Gold Mines – 1.266 shares for each Korab share Lugansk Gol

  5. Slide 5: Strategy & Objectives

    Strategy & Objectives Establish Korab as a low cost niche operator in sectors with strong historical growth and a continuing long term growth potential Organic phosphate rock - growing demand for organic produce, addresses concerns over water pollution and soil salinity Magnesium – growing demand fo

  6. Slide 6: Immediate Aims

    Immediate Aims Spinning-off gold operations into 2 separate ASX listed entities Melrose Gold Mines and Lugansk Gold. Spin-off benefits: Immediate value accretion to Korab shareholders Allow each project to be evaluated by investors and analysts on its own merits Fast-track development of gold mining

  7. Slide 7: Melrose Gold Mines

    Melrose Gold Mines 340K oz existing resource base on granted mining leases at Melrose Batchelor Batchelor & & Alligator Alligator Potential for near-term low cost gold production Great exploration upside at Melrose and Ballard, Wonganoo, Ashburton and Gascoyne, Batchelor and Green Alligator projects

  8. Slide 8: Melrose Project JORC Resource

    Melrose Project JORC Resource Mineral Resource at Melrose project (above 0.5 g/t Au cut-off grade) Category Tonnes Grade g/t Au Gold Ounces Measured Boundary 652,154 1.73 36,262 Indicated Boundary 2,662,763 1.73 148,506 Inferred Boundary 703,209 1.36 30,822 Bungarra 2,144,332 1.56 107,385 Stirling 4

  9. Slide 9: Melrose Project Timeline

    Melrose Project Timeline Following the spin-off Melrose will complete feasibility study on the Melrose project (completion mid 2011). This will include: Geotechnical drilling Metallurgy testing Process design and mine design Development option selection (heap leach, toll treat or reconditioned mill)

  10. Slide 10: Lugansk (Bobrikovo) Project Location

    Lugansk (Bobrikovo) Project Location Bobrikovo Project Location – Old mining region with very good infrastructure and highly skilled workforce 9 www.korab.com.au ASX: KOR ASX: KOR

  11. Slide 11: Bobrikovo Timeline

    Bobrikovo Timeline Lugansk Gold Ltd (holding company of Bobrikovo project) to be listed on ASX in an IPO raising $40-50 million Currently mining and stockpiling oxide ore (re-commenced mining in March 2010) Finalising the plant re-design to increase processing capacity All permits in hand for mining

  12. Slide 12: Lugansk Gold

    Lugansk Gold Well located project (old mining region with good infrastructure and highly skilled workforce) Resource base over 1 million ounces (JORC code) Deposit starts at surface Potential for low cost operation (~US$250/ounce) Great exploration upside below existing resource Established local te

  13. Slide 13: Bobrikovo Resource Base

    Bobrikovo Resource Base Global resource at Bobrikovo mine is over 1 million ounces (20.2 Mt at 1.55 g/t Au) This includes high grade component of 0.5 million ounces (3.7 Mt at 4.30 g/t Au) Bobrikovo deposit remains open at depth and along strike with strong potential for additional resource. Measure

  14. Slide 14: Metallurgy Testing Completed

    Metallurgy Testing Completed Metallurgy testing shows very good recoveries of gold Hydrocyclone extraction; yield 72-79% Gravitational extraction; yield 62%, Hydrometallurgy with autoclave leaching; yield 97-98% Gravitational concentrate; yield 46-81% (average 60%) tail cyanidation; yield 90%. Total

  15. Slide 15: Bobrikovo Resource Base

    Bobrikovo Resource Base Measured resource at Bobrikovo (corresponds to oxide zone) Topography surface 40 m 300 m Oxide mineralisation - resource exposed at surface with no pre-strip required 14 www.korab.com.au ASX: KOR ASX: KOR

  16. Slide 16: Bobrikovo mineralisation - open pit

    Bobrikovo mineralisation - open pit High grade rock up to 200 g/t Au (widths up-to 5 m) surrounded by low grade 1g/t Au rock 15 www.korab.com.au ASX: KOR ASX: KOR

  17. Slide 17: Bobrikovo 1st Stage Mine Design

    Bobrikovo 1st Stage Mine Design Oxide Mineralisation (Low Strip Ratio) Oxide Zone Open Pit Plan - very good waste-to-ore ratio 16 www.korab.com.au ASX: KOR ASX: KOR

  18. Slide 18: Bobrikovo 1st Stage Mine Design

    Bobrikovo 1st Stage Mine Design oxide mineralisation contour Oxide Zone Pit Side View – very good waste-to-ore ratio 17 www.korab.com.au ASX: KOR ASX: KOR

  19. Slide 19: Bobrikovo 1st Stage Mine Design

    Bobrikovo 1st Stage Mine Design Simple truck and shovel mining method - low cost operation 18 www.korab.com.au ASX: KOR ASX: KOR

  20. Slide 20: Bobrikovo Plant Design

    Bobrikovo Plant Design Gravity Circuit Processing Plant (low CAPEX and low cost operation) 19 www.korab.com.au ASX: KOR ASX: KOR

  21. Slide 21: After spin-offs of Melrose and Lugansk

    After spin-offs of Melrose and Lugansk Develop GeolSec phosphate rock deposit as a supplier of organic and direct application phosphate fertiliser Develop Winchester magnesium deposit as a supplier of magnesium oxide building products (1st stage) Develop Winchester magnesium deposit as a supplier of

  22. Slide 22: GeolSec and Winchester Location

    GeolSec and Winchester Location GeolSec Winchester Winchester Location of projects 21 www.korab.com.au ASX: KOR ASX: KOR

  23. Slide 23: GeolSec Operations

    GeolSec Operations Access to a large local market = low transportation costs Location 65 km from port of Darwin = easy low-cost access to Asia, India and the rest of Australia Resilient market with 17% annual growth in USA during recession of 2008/2009 Strong environmental credentials of the product

  24. Slide 24: Geolsec Phosphate Timeline

    Geolsec Phosphate Timeline Granted mining lease 2010 - permitting, contracting, procurement, production and sales 1 Negotiating off-take agreements 2nd half of 2010 –Initial sales targets 15,000 to 20,000 tpa Potential for 1st year profit of $5 million (pre-tax) 2 Potential for 2nd year profit of $9

  25. Slide 25: Winchester Magnesium Project

    Winchester Magnesium Project Located 65 km from Darwin, all infrastructure on site, Best logistics in Australia, access to rail, port, highway Close proximity to Asian markets Low operating cost potential Large resource base sufficient for 50 year mine life: Indicated Resource of 12.2Mt @ 43.1% Magn

  26. Slide 26: Winchester Development – MgO

    Winchester Development – MgO Production of MgO and MgO based products for: High rise buildings - internal and external cladding Prefabricated commercial and residential buildings Bushfire-proof and cyclone-proof housing Structural walls, ceiling, wall and floor panels Extruded and moulded products i

  27. Slide 27: Winchester MgO and Mg Timeline

    Winchester MgO and Mg Timeline Simple, low cost and low CAPEX calcining process Test mining completed Mine design completed Mg BFS completed Process design for Mg production completed Finalising modifications to equipment specifications for MgO production Rotary calcining kiln Permitting process par

  28. Slide 28: Winchester Deposit

    Winchester Deposit Shallow, easy to mine magnesite deposit 27 www.korab.com.au ASX: KOR ASX: KOR

  29. Slide 29: Contacts

    Contacts Andrej K. Karpinski, Executive Chairman, Perth office: +618 9474 6166 Address: Korab Resources Ltd, Korab House Level 2, 100 Mill Point Road South Perth WA 6151 E-mail: akk@korab.com.au 28 www.korab.com.au ASX: KOR ASX: KOR

  30. Slide 30: Important Information

    Important Information This presentation has been prepared by Korab Resources Limited (“Korab” or the “Company”). It should not be considered as an offer or invitation to subscribe for or purchase any securities in the Company or as an inducement to make an offer or invitation with respect to those s

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