Slide 1: Developing the Santo Tomas Porphyry Copper Project
Developing the Santo Tomas PORPHYRY COPPER PROJECT INVESTOR BRIEF APRIL 2022 TSX-V: OCO Frankfurt: OR6 U.S.: ORRCF
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statements
FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS This presentation contains certain forward-looking statements that reflect the current views and/or expectations of Oroco Resource Corp. (“Oroco”) with respect to its business and future events including statements regarding Oroco’s business and exploration plans. Forward-
Slide 3: Oroco Resource Corp.
Oroco Resource Corp. • • Craig Dalziel – Executive Chairman Richard Lock – CEO and Director Oroco Resource Corp. (TSX-V:OCO), founded in 2006, is a Canadian mineral • Ian Graham- President and Director exploration company with a history of and expertise in the development of • Stephen Leahy - Direct
Slide 4: Oroco Investment Highlights
Oroco Investment Highlights ➢ Rare opportunity to invest in a very large copper resource defined by extensive Historical work, including resource definition drilling, metallurgical testing, and the completion of a Historical Prefeasibility Study, and participate in the mining industry value chain’s
Slide 5: Top Mining Jurisdiction
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Slide 6: Corporate Citizenship Strategy
Corporate Citizenship Strategy The Santo Tomas project development plan considers exploration through to development, while striving for sustainable economic advancement. We are committed to promoting the best interests of the local community by: Respecting the local Hiring local workers Maintaining
Slide 7: Infrastructure Rich Location
Infrastructure Rich Location ➢ Significant potential Capital Expenditure (CAPEX) and Operating Expenses (OPEX) advantages accrue from Santo Tomas’ favourable location ➢ Located at low elevation on the fringe of the Sierra Madre mountain range, within the "La Entrada al Pacífico” corridor, a federal
Slide 8: Large Historically Defined Resource
Large Historically* Defined Resource ➢ ~100 holes, completed between the 1970s and 1994 in 30,000 meters of diamond and RC drilling leading to a significant Historical Measured & Indicated Resource* ➢ Extensive metallurgical tests between 1975 and 1994, including testing by Mountain States Research
Slide 9: Technical Work Program 2019-2023
Technical Work Program 2019-2023 ➢ Completed 14 km2 of deep, three-dimensional, Induced Polarization ("DCIP") geophysical survey by Dias Geophysical ➢ Exploration drilling commenced July 2021. 20 holes complete for a total of ~15,000 m of drilling with 900 m of strike length tested. Three drills cur
Slide 10: Technical Work Program 2019-2023
Technical Work Program 2019-2023
Slide 11: Current Technical Program
Current Technical Program 3D INDUCED POLARIZATION SURVEY ➢ Commenced in Q3 2020 ~14 km2 of deep, three-dimensional, Induced Polarization ("DCIP") geophysical survey ➢ Demonstrated a strong correlation between chargeability features and historical drill results ➢ Revealed an extensive area of strong
Slide 12: Current Technical Program
Current Technical Program
Slide 13: Contact Information
Contact Information Head Office 1201 - 1166 Alberni Street Vancouver, B.C. V6E 3Z3 Canada Phone: (604) 688-6200 Fax: (604) 688-6260 13 www.orocoresourcecorp.com info@orocoresourcecorp.com TSX-V: OCO Frankfurt: OR6 U.S.: ORRCF
Slide 14: Investing in Copper, a Future Facing Metal
Investing in Copper, a Future Facing Metal “Sustained growth in copper demand is expected to continue because copper is essential to economic activity and even more so to the modern technological society” (International Copper Study Group) “The Key to unlocking the energy transition is made of coppe
Slide 15: Copper: Challenges to new supply
Copper: Challenges to new supply …mine pipeline at historical lows. Relative to the past, development projects generally have lower grades, are smaller scale, and are located in Historically low rates of discovery, and … more challenging locations and jurisdictions. T S X - V: O C O Fr a n k f u r t
Slide 16: Copper: Challenges to new supply
Copper: Challenges to new supply T S X - V: O C O Fr a n k f u r t : O R 6 U. S . : O R RC F
Slide 17: Structural deficits in copper supply
Structural deficits in copper supply T S X - V: O C O Fr a n k f u r t : O R 6 U. S . : O R RC F
Slide 18: RFC Ambrian Research: Copper & M&A
RFC Ambrian Research: Copper & M&A RFC Ambrian Research, Copper M&A, The Cupboard is Nearly Bare, November 2018 • Potential acquisitors in “better financial shape” • “… project pipelines of many of these companies is diminished” • “… a number of companies … will have to participate in M&A in the nea
Slide 19: Goldman Sachs Commodities Research:
Goldman Sachs Commodities Research: • No decarbonization without copper • The green transition will support a surge in copper demand • The copper market is unprepared for this critical role • Sticky supply threatens to deplete copper stocks by mid-decade • Copper on a necessary path $15,000