St. Barbara Ltd. · ASX:SBM

St. Barbara — Mining Society of Nova Scotia (June 2025)

24 slides from St. Barbara's conference presentation, Jun 13, 2025

  1. Slide 1: 15-Mile Consolidated: Mitigation by Design

    15-Mile Consolidated: Mitigation by Design Craig Hudson, P. Eng June 2025

  2. Slide 2: Land Acknowledgment

    Land Acknowledgment 15 - Mile

  3. Slide 3: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer This presentation has been prepared by St Barbara Limited (“Company”). The material contained in this presentation is for information purposes only, and is supplied for the exclusive use of the recipient (Recipient) on the condition that the existence and contents of the presentation and

  4. Slide 4: Disclaimer: Competent Person Statement

    Disclaimer Competent Person Statement This presentation contains production targets and forecast financial information derived from those production targets (including in respect of all-in sustaining costs and capital costs). The Information relating to the 15-Mile Processing Hub contained in this p

  5. Slide 5: Agenda

    5 Agenda • Introduction to 15-Mile Consolidated Project ‒ Overview ‒ Production ‒ Benefits to Nova Scotians • Mitigation By Design ‒ 15-Mile ‒ Beaver Dam ‒ Cochrane Hill Want more info? • Next Steps in Project Development • Community Involvement • Touquoy Update May 29th, 2025 15-Mile Consolidated P

  6. Slide 6: Project Overview

    6 Project Overview • Location ‒ 15-Mile Consolidated Project consists of 3 gold mining deposits: i. 15-Mile ii. Beaver Dam iii. Cochrane Hill ‒ All located on the Eastern Shore on Nova Scotia ‒ Historically contaminated locations i. +3,000,000 m3 of historic tailings. ii. Commitment to clean up any

  7. Slide 7: Project Overview: Re-design Approach

    7 Project Overview • Re-design Approach ‒ Since 2023 all 3 projects have undergone a complete re-design. ‒ Leveraged previous information requests from previous permitting efforts i. +1,000 Information Requests from Regulators, Communities, First Nations & other organizations etc. ‒ Applying lessons

  8. Slide 8: Project Overview: Gold Production

    8 Project Overview 1.40 120 • Long-term responsible production 1.20 100 Gold Production (koz) • Operational Data Head Grade (g/t) 1.00 80 ‒ 11.2 Year Life-of-Mine 0.80 60 0.60 103 105 108 102 104 105 107 103 110 106 i. Beaver Dam starts in year 4 40 0.40 ii. Cochrane Hill starts in year 6 0.20 20 25

  9. Slide 9: Socio-Economic Benefits - Update

    Socio-Economic Benefits - Update Economic Benefits for Nova Scotia Construction Operation Provincial Household Phase Phase 15-Mile Consolidated Gold Project GDP Impact Income $236.5M $163.4M 1,386 723 Economic Benefits during in wages during total full-time jobs total full-time jobs construction ASX

  10. Slide 10: 15-Mile Project

    15-Mile Project

  11. Slide 11: 15-Mile

    11 15-Mile • Environmental constraints and planning for closure informed initial project design • Mine Planning ‒ Relaxed mine plan to reduce the need for surface stockpiles and balance strip ratio ‒ Complete removal of medium & low-grade stockpiles ‒ Leverage multiple pits for progressive backfilli

  12. Slide 12: 15-Mile: Tailings, Infrastructure and Water Management

    12 15-Mile • Tailings ‒ Recently completed a Multiple Accounts Analysis (part of MDMER) to evaluate deposition methodology, required disturbance areas and existing topographical information to minimize environmental impacts ‒ Reduction in CDA risk rating ‒ Water storage optimization for source term

  13. Slide 13: Layout 15-Mile

    13 Layout 15-Mile • Removal of med/low grade stockpiles • Reduced NAG stockpile • Progressive PAG backfilling and no exposed PAG material on surface • Improved CDA risk rating • Proposed by-pass trails for ATV + public use. • Renewable Opportunity for long term post closure benefits ‒ Closed-loop pu

  14. Slide 14: Beaver Dam Project

    Beaver Dam Project

  15. Slide 15: Beaver Dam

    15 Beaver Dam • Redesign begins with the fundamentals • Impacted historical tailings will be remediated and stored at 15-Mile. • Pit Optimization ‒ Optimization opportunity in open pit size to reduce impacts, waste rock while balancing environmental constraints. i. Reduction of 24 Mt of waste materi

  16. Slide 16: Layout Beaver Dam

    16 Layout Beaver Dam • Significantly reduced open pit design • Reduced stockpiles • Temporary PAG pile which gets rehandled back into open pit. • No industrial water withdrawals • Stockpiles located to reduce impacts on watersheds. • Reduced project area :159 ha • Reduction in disturbance: 86 ha (42

  17. Slide 17: Cochrane Hill Project

    Cochrane Hill Project

  18. Slide 18: Cochrane Hill

    Cochrane Hill 18 • Assess Alternatives and Optimize • Pit Optimization ‒ Reduced open pit size ‒ Avoids highway 7 realignment ‒ Reduce waste material. • Project Trade-off Studies ‒ Previous project designs included a process plant and tailings facility with gravity + float concentrate being transpor

  19. Slide 19: Layout Cochrane Hill

    19 Layout Cochrane Hill • Significantly reduced open pit design • No need to realign highway 7 • Reduced surface stockpiles • Temporary PAG pile which gets rehandled back into open pit. • No industrial water withdrawals • Stockpiles located to reduce impacts on watersheds. • Reduction in disturbance

  20. Slide 20: Next Steps

    Next Steps

  21. Slide 21: Next Steps

    21 Next Steps • Rapid Gap Analysis and Trade off Studies ‒ Refined layout analysis ‒ Metallurgical test work ‒ Ongoing baseline and site characteristics ‒ Early indicative GW and SW modelling • Engagement Ramp Up • Pre-Feasibility Study Fall 2025 • Preparation of Environmental Impact Assessment • Re

  22. Slide 22: Community Involvement

    Community Involvement • St Barbara is committed to building Stronger Communities • Between 2017-2025 St Barbara contributed over $1,100,000 to local community organizations • +20 Community Partnership Agreements have been signed with local community groups • Fed 1,000 families through food bank at d

  23. Slide 23: Touquoy Update

    Touquoy Update Reclamation Ongoing • Actively reclaiming the site • Spent +$9M in FY25 on reclamation activities • Forecasted to spend $7M in FY26 in this coming year • Pumped Hydro Potential of 80MW The Touquoy Story • Employed up to 355 people over a 7-year period • Average annual property taxes:

  24. Slide 24: Questions?

    ae St Barbara Questions? Want more info? a May 29', 2025 15-Mile Consolidated Press Release

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