Metallis Resources Inc. · TSXV:MTS
Metallis Resources — Investor Presentation (December 2015)
21 slides from Metallis Resources's investor presentation, December 2015
Slide 1: Metallis Resources Inc. Presentation
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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 st
Slide 3: Metallis Resources Inc. Share Structure
Metallis Resources Inc. Share Structure MTS: TSX Venture Issued and Outstanding Shares: 14,501,058* Options: Expiry date: Price (CAD$): Quantity August 15, 2016 $1.75 52,857 February 12, 2016 $0.15 200,000 August 25, 2016 $0.15 195,000 Warrants August 21, 2016 $0.20 234,134 March 2, 2017 $0.20 530,0
Slide 4: Board and Management
Board and Management Director, President and CEO Fiore Aliperti o Negotiated acquisition of the Kirkham Property and Mt Dunn Property o In July 2013, appointed President and CEO of Metallis Resources o Appointed to the Board in February 2012 o In 2011 managed the Italian subsidiary’s subcontractors
Slide 5: Board and Management
Board and Management Director and Chairman Michael Sikich o Brings over two decades of business experience in both private enterprise and public companies to the Metallis team o Owner of real estate company currently employing over 150 people with sales of several hundred million dollars annually o
Slide 6: Board and Management
Board and Management Vice President of Exploration David DuPre o David DuPre is a professional geologist with over 45 years of experience in mineral and petroleum exploration, major project management and corporate administration of public companies o Mr. DuPre has worked and collaborated with both
Slide 7: Advisory Council
Advisory Council Member Lawrence Roulston o Mr. Roulston is a mining analyst and past mining company executive with more than 35 years of resource industry experience. o Since 1998, he has been a mining analyst and consultant, as well as the editor of Resource Opportunities, an independent investmen
Slide 8: Rationale for Acquisition
Rationale for Acquisition Golden Triangle o Many parts of British Columbia are highly prospective for minerals, but one region stands out - an area in the northwestern referred to as the Golden Triangle. o One of the richest mineral belts in the world. o Produced enormous precious and base metal wea
Slide 9: Golden Triangle exploration history
1960’s -1970’s o Enormous amount of exploration work outlined numerous large precious and base metal deposits. o The area went quiet at the end of the 1970s, before those mines could be developed. 1980’s o A resurgence of exploration in the Golden Triangle with a focus on gold and silver. o Explorat
Slide 10: Kirkham Project Regional Property Map
Kirkham Project Regional Property Map 10
Slide 11: The Kirkham Property
The Kirkham Property o Located within the prolific Golden Triangle of northern British Columbia, approximately 65km from Stewart. o 33 mineral claims covering over 11,500 hectares. o Approximately 20 km southwest of Barrick Gold Corp’s Eskay Creek Mine and 40km from Pretium Exploration’s Brucejack d
Slide 12: Dr. Kirkham assembled a large land package in the Golden Triangle
o Dr. Kirkham methodically assembled a large land package in the central part of the Golden Triangle o Based selection on a regional, evolving geological concept o Very little exploration carried out below the tree-line. o Outstanding potential for commercial mineralization. o Metallis, guided by th
Slide 13: Regional Geology
Regional Geology The Kirkham Property was assembled by Metallis for its potential to host a wide variety of precious and base metal deposits, most of which have close spatial and genetic links with Early Jurassic magmatism. Deposit styles reflect an assortment of depositional environments including:
Slide 14: Compilation Maps of The Kirkham Property
Compilation Maps of The Kirkham Property 14
Slide 15: 2013 AEM Survey Results
2013 AEM Survey Results o Several broad anomalous zones are observed. In general they follow magnetic trends and are commonly associated with local magnetic anomalies. There is a good correlation between the distribution of EM anomalies and Th/K ratio anomalies. o The isolated anomalies could corres
Slide 16: King Anomaly
King Anomaly • Directly west of the 2km sized mag/resistivity anomaly mentioned above, a localized EM and magnetic response occurs on two lines near the base of a steep north facing slope. This response is particularly interesting since geochemical sampling downslope generated anomalous Cu/Zn/Au/As
Slide 17: Mineral endowment within 50 km of Kirkham
The base and precious metal deposits reflect a variety of depositional environments, including Au-Cu+/-Mo porphyry, precious metal-rich polymetallic veins and Au/Ag-rich volcanogenic massive sulphides. Within 50 kilometers of the Kirkham property, the mineral endowment exceeds 100 million ounces of
Slide 18: 2015 Exploration Program
2015 Exploration Program The geology of the South Hawlison Target comprises a Cu-Au bearing monzonitic porphyry of probable Early Jurassic age, analogous to similar mineralized intrusions that form the Kerr-Sulphurets-Mitchell Cu-Au deposits (Seabridge Gold), located approximately 22 km to the east.
Slide 19: South Hawlison Target
South Hawlison Target DDH From To Metres Cu % Au g/t MD09-01 3.04 334.67 331.63 0.129 0.179 including 242.00 334.67 92.67 0.217 0.277 including 242.00 288.00 46.00 0.254 0.311 MD09-02 12.19 301.00 288.81 0.118 0.140 including 100.00 118.00 18.00 0.221 0.200 MD09-03 7.32 343.82 336.50 0.051 0.125 inc
Slide 20: Assay Table
SAMPLE ID Au Ag Cu Assay Table ppb ppm ppm 1 0.054 1.6 1430 2 0.146 1.2 1560 3 0.234 1.9 1730 4 0.100 1.1 1145 5 0.160 1.4 1478 6 0.406 1.9 1680 7 0.835 2.9 2510 8 0.847 3.8 3390 9 0.279 1.3 3580 10 0.363 5.1 1490 11 0.190 1.1 1915 12 1.335 3.4 5480 13 0.392 1.8 3150 14 0.810 2.6 5740 15 4.326 12.0
Slide 21: Contact
April, 2011 MTS: TSX.V www.metallisresources.com 515-850 West Hastings Street, Vancouver, P: (604) 688.5077 F: (604) 688.5017 British Columbia, Canada V6C 1E1 E: info@metallisresources.com
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