Pure Energy Minerals Ltd. · TSXV:PE

Pure Energy Minerals — Investor Presentation (December 2015)

18 slides from Pure Energy Minerals's investor presentation, December 2015

  1. Slide 1: Corporate Presentation

    Corporate Presenta,on December 2015 Focused on becoming a strategic USA-based lithium supplier to the clean tech sector www.pureenergyminerals.com TSX-V: PE XETRA: A111EG OTCQB:HMGLF 1

  2. Slide 2: Cautionary Statement

    Cau,onary Statement Certain statements contained in this presentaIon, including all statements that are not historical facts, contain forward-looking statements and forward-looking informaIon within the meaning of applicable securiIes laws. Such forward-looking statements or informaIon include, but

  3. Slide 3: Overview – Investment Opportunity

    Overview – Investment Opportunity Clayton Valley Project - Strategic Loca,on for a Secure Lithium Supply in Nevada ü 9,300 acre claim interest with NI43-101 inferred resource esImate of 816,000 metric tons LCE ü Next to the only producing lithium mine in North America (Albemarle) ü Nevada is one of

  4. Slide 4: The world is changing how we use energy

    The world is changing how we use energy… ….BaVeries are driving lithium demand 4

  5. Slide 5: Lithium Market – Demand and Pricing

    Lithium Market – Demand and Pricing Pure Energy is developing the Clayton Valley Project in a lithium supply gap: In 2014 demand was forecasted to outstrip supply in 2020 by 25% Lithium hydroxide “sold out” in 2015 (Luke Kissam, CEO Albemarle, Aug Kilotons Lithium Carbonate Equiv. 2015) Major produc

  6. Slide 6: World Class Clayton Valley Project

    World Class Clayton Valley Project World Class Size and Loca,on • 9,300 acre claim area; basin is up to 4,500 U thick • Next to Albemarle’s Silver Peak Lithium mine in Nevada (in operaIon since 1967) Albemarle Mine • Excellent exisIng infrastructure/access 9,300 acres Resource • 816,000 tons LCE inf

  7. Slide 7: Clayton Valley Project - Geology

    Clayton Valley Project - Geology Rare combina9on of geology and hydrology have aligned to form the Clayton Valley Lithium Deposit • The 26 km long basin is “closed” due to geology and low elevaIon – water flows in but does not flow out • Li has been mobilised from various Pure Energy Claim regional so

  8. Slide 8: Clayton Valley Project - Seismic

    Clayton Valley Project - Seismic 1 2 Seismic Survey - Most comprehensive seismic program ever conducted in Clayton Valley - Demonstrates that parallel, laminar lithium 1 bearing aquifer structures intersected by drilling in north of property propagate unobstructed south across the valley 2 8

  9. Slide 9: Inferred Resource

    Inferred Resource Inferred Resource Es,mate developed using conserva,ve assump,ons: Lithium Resource LCE Zone Saturated Thickness (m) Li Grades mg/L (metric tonnes) Northern Zone 36 Upper Part of Main Ash 102 10,300 Aquifer Northern Zone Main 31 370 31,700 Ash Aquifer Northern Zone 299 194 163,000 L

  10. Slide 10: Exploration Underway

    Exploration Underway Silver Peak Li Mine NEAR TERM EXPLORATION MILESTONES CV-1 Fully capitalized explora,on program underway Rodinia SPD-9 Phase 2 Program: Rodinia SPD-8 - 3 wells to build on exisIng 2009 and 2015 data CV-2 - Designed to target increase depth and grade of Li - AddiIonal pumping test

  11. Slide 11: Conventional Technology

    Conventional Technology Proven, but inefficient, harmful, slow and unpredictable UNPREDICTABLE EXPENSIVE Weather CAPEX and OPEX dependent INEFFICIENT <50% Li recovery SLOW 18-24 month Processing Ime HARMFUL Massive footprint and DIFFICULT TO residual salt waste PERMIT Not sustainable 11

  12. Slide 12: Tenova Bateman LiSX Technology

    Tenova Bateman LiSX Technology ü Tenova Bateman LiSX technology bench tes,ng (Feb 2015) – results exceeded expecta,ons with 100% Li extrac,on and very high purity LiCl (>99.9%); mini-pilot tes,ng Q1-2 2016 AGILE EFFICIENT Capable of producing >99% Li recovery mulIple specialty Li products FAST 8 hou

  13. Slide 13: Project Partners

    Project Partners Aligned with Visionary Partners (>$100BN) For Project Success 13

  14. Slide 14: Management Team

    Management Team Robert Mintak, CEO, Director – Over 25 years experience in execuIve administraIon in mulIple industries including private and public lithium exploraIon companies. Founding director of Pure Energy Minerals. Dr. Andy Robinson, COO, Director – 20+ years successful project development ma

  15. Slide 15: What to Expect in 2016

    What to Expect in 2016 EXPLORATION • Early Q1 - Comple,on of Phase 2 explora,on program • Q1 - Update NI43-101 Inferred Resource Es,mate PROCESSING • Q1 -Mini-Pilot tes,ng at Bateman R&D facility in Israel • Q1 onwards - Ongoing process tes,ng with POSCO at pilot facility in Korea • Q1-2 – 2nd Phase

  16. Slide 16: Company Structure

    Company Structure Structure As of Nov 25, 2015 TSX-V: PE XETRA: A111EG OTCQB:HMGLF Shares Outstanding 63,393,723 Warrants @.15 (exp 09/17) 2,777,637 Supply Agreement Warrants @.30 (exp 06/16) 9,514,094 Announcement Warrants @.24 (exp 12/16) 2,578,333 Warrants @.35 (exp 02/17) 800,000 Options outstan

  17. Slide 17: Investment Case

    Investment Case ü Growth Li market – exis,ng supply gap ü Large, strategic inferred resource located next to exis,ng lithium mine ü Commercially posi,oned meet growth in Li demand (Tesla agreement) ü Nevada Advantage – clean energy economy and suppor,ve government ü Management with proven developmen

  18. Slide 18: Connect

    Connect Robert Mintak, CEO robert@pureenergyminerals.com 604-608-6620 Alexi Zawadzki, VP Business Development Pure Energy Minerals Limited a.zawadzki@pureenergyminerals.com 355 Burrard St, Vancouver, BC V6C 2G8 1-604-785-4453 604-608-6620 Sco\ Koyich, Investor RelaIons www.pureenergyminerals.com sko

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