Kobrea Exploration Corp. · CSE:KBX
Kobrea Exploration — Investor Presentation (March 2024)
20 slides from Kobrea Exploration's investor presentation, March 2024
Slide 1: Kobrea Exploration Corp. Corporate Presentation
obrea E X P LO R AT I O N Kobrea Exploration Corp. Corporate Presentation A new copper-focused exploration and development Company. CSE: KBX FSE: F3I March 2024
Slide 2: Cautionary Statement
Cautionary Statement This presentation does not constitute an offering of securities of Kobrea Exploration Corp. (the “Company”, “us” or “we”) and the information contained herein is subject to the information contained in the Company’s continuous disclosure documents at www.sedarplus.ca. This prese
Slide 3: Overview
Overview World-class Bulk-tonnage Kobrea Copper-District Copper Deposit Opportunity Established Infrastructure in the heart of Kobrea holds a 100% interest in the Upland Historic exploration tested only 1.6 km of 3.7 B.C’s southern copper district. Copper Project covering 5,300 Ha. km of…
Slide 4: Management
Management James Hedalen Rory Ritchie Meetul Patel Pierre Clement CEO and Director Chief Geologist and Director CFO and Director Director Mr. James Hedalen has 13 years of ex- Mr. Rory Ritchie has been actively en- Mr. Meetul Patel has worked in the Pierre has over 10 years of experience perience in
Slide 5: Within 250 km Of 5 Producing Copper Mines
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Slide 6: Location
Location 5,300 hectares, road accessible 20 km from town of Barriere, British Columbia 20 km from Taseko Mines Yellowhead Deposit Yellowhead Deposit Resources & Reserves ** *** 1,292,000,000 tonnes @ 0.25% Copper (Measured & Indicated) *** 817,000,000 tonnes @ 0.28% Copper (Proven & Probable) From J
Slide 7: Geology
Geology Deposit type - Remobilized polymetallic volcanogenic massive sulphide deposit - Lenses of disseminated, fracture-filling and banded iron and copper sulphides - Mineralization generally conformable with host-rock stratigraphy - Favourable stratigraphy hosting copper mineralization are inter- m
Slide 8: 2022 Airborne Magnetics
2022 Airborne Magnetics Favourable stratigraphy hosting copper mineralization highlighted by magnetometer survey results - &RQWLQXHVWRQRUWKZHVWDQGWRVRXWK - 7UDFHDEOHIRUNLORPHWUHVRQVXUIDFH
Slide 9: Soil Geochemistry
Soil Geochemistry Favourable stratigraphy hosting copper mineralization correlates well with copper soil geochemistry - 0DLQDQRPDO\PHDVXUHVPHWUHVE\PHWUHV - &RQWLQXHVWRQRUWKZHVWDQGWRVRXWKRIGULOOHGDUHD - $QRPDORXVVRLOVWRQRUWKZHVWQRWGULOOWHVWHG
Slide 10: Historical Exploration
Historical Exploration Copper mineralization in historical diamond drilling targeted soil geochemical and IP geophysical anomalies - Significant copper intercepts over 1.6 km x 1.0 km area - Open to northwest and to south - Deepest drill hole is 235 m - Open to depth Kobrea intends to expand deposit
Slide 11: Upland Copper
Upland Copper - Open to depth and down-dip - Deepest drilling to 235 m - Numerous holes bottoming in mineralization - Majority of drill holes “selectively” sampled - Presence of higher-grade copper domains - Hosted in Eagle Bay Assemblage - Weakly metamorphosed felsic to intermediate volcanic rocks
Slide 12: Yellowhead Deposit
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Slide 13: To scale comparison: Upland Copper vs Yellowhead cross-section
To scale comparison Upland Copper cross-section Yellowhead Copper Project cross-section** ** From January 2020 Taseko Mines Limited report (Weymark, R., Technical report on the mineral reserve update at the Yellowhead copper project, British Columbia, Canada) Exploration results of Taseko Mine’s Yel
Slide 14: Exploration Potential
Exploration Potential Extent of copper mineralization in historical diamond drilling remains open - 6LJQLǓFDQWFRSSHULQWHUFHSWVRYHUNP[NPDUHD - 2SHQWRQRUWKZHVWDQGWRVRXWK - 'HHSHVWGULOOKROHLVP - Open to depth Additional copper targets in the vicinity (VMS and Skarn type) أvƲƇȯƣɬ٪ȬȯȉȬƲȯɅǛƲȷ٪ƇȯƲ٪ǾȉɅ٪ǛǾ
Slide 15: Exploration Plan
Exploration Plan 1. 2. 3. 4. Target selection Geophysical surveys Trenching Drill testing Completed (2022) Completed (2022) Spring (2024) Summer (2024) Kobrea has identified and priori- Kobrea conducted an airborne Expose and sample deposit at Drill test the best geophysical and tized prospective ar
Slide 16: Capitalization Table
obrea Capitalization Table E X P LO R AT I O N Issued and outstanding 18,800,946 Warrants 9,778,246 Fully Diluted 28,579,192
Slide 17: Contact Us
Contact Us 6th Floor 905 W Pender Vancouver, BC V6C 1L6 info@kobreaexploration.com
Slide 18: Appendix
Appendix
Slide 19: Drill cross-section N5690088
Drill cross-section N5690088 - 3RUWLRQVRIGHSRVLWH[KLELWKLJKJUDGH copper mineralization - 6HYHUDOKROHVERWWRPLQJLQFRSSHU mineralization
Slide 20: Drill cross-section N5689591
Drill cross-section N5689591 (500 metres south of previous section) - Majority of historical drilling only partially sampled - Some assays not publicly available - Several holes bottoming in copper mineralization
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