Lucapa Diamond Company Ltd

Lucapa Diamond — Investor Presentation (June 2014)

26 slides from Lucapa Diamond's investor presentation, June 2014

  1. Slide 1: Exceptional Diamonds. Exceptional Potential

    Exceptional Diamonds. Exceptional Potential New York Presentations - June 2014

  2. Slide 2: Company Overview

    Company Overview Chairman: Gordon GILCHRIST Shares on Issue: • Former head of Rio Tinto’s global • 159.2 million (ASX: LOM) diamond operations and MD of Argyle Listed Options: Diamonds • 44.4 million @ 30c1 (ASX:LOMO) Managing Director: Unlisted Options: Miles KENNEDY • 5 million @ A57c – A90c2 • Fo

  3. Slide 3: Company Overview

    Company Overview • An Exciting New Diamond Province: ASX-listed Lucapa operates the 3,000km² Lulo Diamond Concession in Angola’s diamond-rich Lunda Norte region • Both Alluvials & Kimberlite Pipes: Lucapa has discovered two major kimberlite provinces at Lulo and extensive diamond-rich alluvial grave

  4. Slide 4: Lulo Diamonds: Big is Beautiful

    Lulo Diamonds: Big is Beautiful 95.45 carats 32.2 carats 53.3 carats 131.4 carats Slide: 4

  5. Slide 5: Lulo Diamonds: Exceptional Gems

    Lulo Diamonds: Exceptional Gems • Many large Lulo diamonds have been confirmed as Type 2A gems, which are among the rarest category in the world • Lulo diamonds also include D colour exceptional whites Slide: 5

  6. Slide 6: Lulo Diamonds: Premium Prices

    Lulo Diamonds: Premium Prices • Two parcels of Lulo alluvial diamonds weighing 867.5 carats were sold in 2013 and 2014 • These diamonds sold for more than $A6m ($US5.6m). This represents an exceptional average price of $A6,960 ($US6,526) per carat Slide: 6

  7. Slide 7: Angola – The Right Country for Diamond Discoveries

    Angola – The Right Country for Diamond Discoveries • Angola is the world’s 4th largest producer of diamonds by value • New era of stability and post-civil war opportunity - huge potential for new discoveries • This has been recognised by the world’s two biggest diamond miners, De Beers and Alrosa, w

  8. Slide 8: The Lulo Diamond Concession

    The Lulo Diamond Concession • The Lulo concession covers 3,000km2 in Angola’s diamond-rich Lunda Norte province • Located ~700km from the Angolan capital Luanda with good access via sealed roads • Workforce sourced from local townships • Lulo hosts two kimberlite fields and extensive alluvial diamon

  9. Slide 9: Lulo: Both Alluvial & Kimberlite Diamond Rights

    Lulo: Both Alluvial & Kimberlite Diamond Rights • Lucapa is the manager and operator of the Lulo JV with Endiama, Angola’s national diamond mining enterprise • Lulo JV includes alluvial and kimberlite exploration rights • Lucapa has a 40% interest in alluvials and 39% of kimberlites¹ • Kimberlite an

  10. Slide 10: Lunda Norte Province: The Right Geological Address

    Lunda Norte Province: The Right Geological Address • Lucapa’s 3,000km2 Lulo diamond concession is located within 150km of the giant Catoca diamond mine • Lulo also sits on the same favourable geological structure (Lucapa Graben) as Catoca Slide: 10

  11. Slide 11: Catoca: The Right Neighbour

    Catoca: The Right Neighbour • Catoca is the fourth biggest kimberlite mine in the world and accounts for 80% of Angola’s rough diamond sales • Catoca produces approximately 6.8 million carats per annum • Open pit mining operations are scheduled to continue until 2034 • Operated by the world’s bigges

  12. Slide 12: Priority Kimberlite Targets: Finding the Next Catoca

    Priority Kimberlite Targets : Finding the Next Catoca • Two aeromagnetic surveys flown by Lucapa have identified more than 250 kimberlite targets at Lulo • More than 60 kimberlite targets selected for priority testing, based on size and limited or no sand cover • Bulk sampling of material excavated

  13. Slide 13: Priority Kimberlite Targets: Finding the Next Catoca

    Priority Kimberlite Targets: Finding the Next Catoca • The 2013 aeromagnetic survey included a 70km2 strip which could not be flown in 2008 due to Garimpeiro activity • The survey revealed eight new kimberlite targets in this strip, including the huge Se251 pipe • These pipes are in the same area wh

  14. Slide 14: Se251: A Huge 220ha Kimberlite Pipe

    Se251: A Huge 220ha Kimberlite Pipe • At 220 hectares, the Se251 pipe is the biggest kimberlite discovered at Lulo • All 19 core holes drilled at Se251 intersected kimberlitic material • Se251 is considered a likely source of the large alluvial diamonds found above and around this pipe • Kimberlite

  15. Slide 15: Se251: A Diamond-Bearing Kimberlite Pipe

    Se251: A Diamond-Bearing Kimberlite Pipe • Se251 confirmed as the first diamondiferous kimberlite pipe at Lulo in June 2014 • Four diamonds weighing 1.85 carats recovered from the 7 and 6B sample pits at the Se251 kimberlite pipe • Kimberlite diamonds are of good shape and colour • Se251 pipe though

  16. Slide 16: Se220 – Another Priority Kimberlite Target

    Se220 – Another Priority Kimberlite Target • Se220 is a ~50ha kimberlite located 1.5km west of Se251 • Lucapa geologists believe the large diamonds recovered from alluvial samples could be derived from a tributary that once drained Se220 • The highest indicator mineral counts over the kimberlite gen

  17. Slide 17: Kimberlite Drilling and Sampling

    Kimberlite Drilling and Sampling • Priority kimberlite targets have initially been tested using a specialist Prakla rig • Excavators now being used to extract bulk samples from priority kimberlites, including the Se251, Se220, Se257 and Se248 pipes Slide: 17

  18. Slide 18: Alluvials: Valuable Diamonds & Clues to the Source

    Alluvials: Valuable Diamonds & Clues to the Source • Lucapa has discovered vast areas of Calonda Formation gravels at Lulo hosting alluvial diamonds of exceptional grade and size • The alluvial diamonds recovered from these Calonda Formation gravels have also helped Lucapa identify the source kimber

  19. Slide 19: The Near-Term Pathway to Diamond Production

    The Near-Term Pathway to Diamond Production • Mining licence application covers a 218km2 area where Lucapa has been recovering large Type 2A alluvial diamonds • This area is estimated to contain at least 500,000 carats • Economic viability and environmental reports completed • Lucapa’s goal is to fi

  20. Slide 20: Exploration Identifies New Alluvial Diamond Potential

    Exploration Identifies New Alluvial Diamond Potential • Lucapa has identified richly diamondiferous gravels at E46 - an elevated terrace adjacent to the Cacuilo River • Exploration has demonstrated that elevated terraces occur at similar elevations along much of the Cacuilo River within the 218km2 m

  21. Slide 21: New DMS Diamond Plant – Scaling Up

    New DMS Diamond Plant – Scaling Up • New Dense Media Separation diamond plant commissioned at Lulo in November 2013 • New plant has operated well above its nameplate 50tph capacity • This has enabled Lucapa to scale up its diamond operations Slide: 21

  22. Slide 22: Earthmoving Equipment – All in Place

    Earthmoving Equipment – All in Place • Lucapa also owns its own on-site fleet of Caterpillar earthmoving equipment Slide: 22

  23. Slide 23: Lucapa – Summary of Recent Achievements

    Lucapa – Summary of Recent Achievements • The largest kimberlite discovered at Lulo, Se251, confirmed as a diamondiferous pipe as sampling of other priority kimberlite targets continues • New 50tph DMS diamond plant successfully commissioned at Lulo • Kimberlite and alluvial exploration licences at

  24. Slide 24: Lucapa – Near-Term Goals and News Flow

    Lucapa – Near-Term Goals and News Flow • Lucapa is rapidly closing in on its ultimate goal of identifying the primary kimberlite sources of the exceptional alluvial diamonds being recovered from Lulo. Se251 is the first kimberlite confirmed as a diamondiferous pipe and thus a likely primary diamond

  25. Slide 25: Competent Person’s & Forward-Looking Statements

    Competent Person’s & Forward-Looking Statements Competent Person’s Statement • Information in this presentation that relates to exploration results and resources is based on and fairly represents information and supporting documentation prepared and compiled by Albert Thamm BSc (Hons) MSc, who is a

  26. Slide 26: Contact Details

    CONTACT DETAILS: 34 Bagot Road Subiaco Tel: (+61 8) 9489 9200 Western Australia 6008 Fax: (+61 8) 9489 9201 PO Box 298 West Perth Email: general@lucapa.com.au Western Australia 6872 Web: www.lucapa.com.au

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