Stellar Resources Limited · ASX:SRZ

Stellar Resources — Resources Investment Expo 2009

30 slides from Stellar Resources's conference presentation, Oct 2, 2009

  1. Slide 1: ASX Release: Stellar presenting at Resources Investment Expo 2009

    2 October 2009 For personal use only ASX RELEASE Stellar Resources Limited presenting at the Resources Investment Expo 2009 We are pleased to advise that Stellar will be presenting at the Resources Investment Expo held at the Melbourne Exhibition Centre commencing today. Mr Peter Blight, CEO, will b

  2. Slide 2: Stellar Resources Limited: Adding Value Through Resource Development

    For personal use only STELLAR RESOURCES LIMITED Adding Value Through Resource Development October 2009

  3. Slide 3: Forward Looking Statement

    Forward Looking Statement For personal use only This presentation contains only a brief overview of Stellar Resources Limited (“Stellar") and its activities and operations. The contents of this presentation, including matters relating to the geology of Stellar’s projects, may rely on various assumpt

  4. Slide 4: Company Profile

    Company Profile For personal use only ‰ Listed on the ASX in 2005 code: SRZ ‰ Exploration and development company ‰ Experienced and successful management team ‰ Asset base located in South Australia and Tasmania ‰ Key assets: ƒ Magnetite iron ore in South Australia ƒ High-grade tin in Tasmania ‰ Exp

  5. Slide 5: Priority Project – Tarcoola Magnetite

    Priority Project – Tarcoola Magnetite ‰ 100% owned by Stellar For personal use only ‰ 10km from Trans-Australian Railway ‰ Railway links project to proposed bulk ore terminal at Port Bonython ‰ Closest of the central SA iron ore projects to rail and port ‰ Outside of Woomera Prohibited Area ‰ Locate

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  7. Slide 7: High Tonnage Potential

    High Tonnage Potential For personal use only ‰ Coolybring (100% SRZ) exploration target of 500 million tonnes of magnetite BIF grading 35% Fe ‰ Coolybring strike length of 1,500 metres and width of 300 metres ‰ Potential at Coolybring for 270,000 tonnes of magnetite BIF per metre of strike or 1,300,

  8. Slide 8: Hicks Hill Adds Exploration Potential

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  10. Slide 10: Coolybring Conceptual Pit Meets Cost Targets

    Coolybring Conceptual Pit Meets Cost Targets For personal use only ‰ Independent mining study confirms economics of Coolybring pit ‰ Overburden removal 54 millions tonnes ‰ Waste to ore ratio first 5 years 0.85 to 1.00 ‰ LOM waste to ore ratio 1.44 to 1.00 (including overburden) ‰ Mine life 30+ year

  11. Slide 11: Good Grade and Recovery

    Good Grade and Recovery For personal use only ‰ Grade averages 35% Fe – typical for BIF ‰ Iron recovery is high at 74% on average ‰ Mass recovery of 38% is also high ‰ Potential to produce a high quality product of 68% Fe and 5% silica by concentrate flotation ‰ Impurities are low P ~ 0.01% and AI2O

  12. Slide 12: Good Grade and Recovery at Coolybring

    Good Grade and Recovery at Coolybring For personal use only ‰ Grade averages 35% Fe – typical for BIF ‰ Iron recovery is high at 74% on average ‰ Mass recovery of 38% is also high ‰ Potential to produce a high quality product of 68% Fe and 5% silica by concentrate flotation ‰ Impurities are low P ~

  13. Slide 13: Coolybring Quality Compared

    Coolybring Quality Compared For personal use only Deposits* Ore Grind Weight Concentrate grades Fe Recovered Grade Fe Size Recovery Fe SiO2 P Al2O3 Recovery Fe Grade % microns % % % % % % % 1 36 25 40 68 5 0.01 0.10 75 27 2 31 32 40 66 7 0.01 0.10 85 26 Coolybring** 35 25 38 68 5 0.01 0.10 74 26 3 3

  14. Slide 14: Power Alternatives for Tarcoola

    Power Alternatives for Tarcoola 100 Mw of power required if all For personal use only processing is conducted at Tarcoola ‰ Extend the state grid from Pimba (250km), Olympic Dam (220km) or Port Augusta (400km) to Tarcoola ‰ Gas pipeline from Port Augusta to Tarcoola along the rail corridor with a 10

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  16. Slide 16: Railway in Place

    Railway in Place For personal use only ‰ Existing standard gauge rail from project to port ‰ Rail is open access capable of handling iron ore trains ‰ ARTC recently upgraded track rating to handle 10,000 tonne trains ‰ Capacity available for 10 million tpa of iron ore ‰ Competitive rail freight rate

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  18. Slide 18: Port Bonython – The Logical Port

    Port Bonython – The Logical Port For personal use only ‰ Most logical site for a bulk commodity export terminal ‰ Feasibility study on new port completed ‰ State Government supportive of port development ‰ Port project now on Federal Government register of infrastructure projects ‰ BHP Billiton prop

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  20. Slide 20: Tarcoola Magnetite Project Summary

    Tarcoola Magnetite Project Summary For personal use only ‰ 100% owned by Stellar Resources Limited ‰ Potentially large enough to support a 30+ year mining operation ‰ Iron ore grade averages 35% - upgradeable to 68% Fe ‰ Located 10km from an existing open access railway line ‰ Rail connects the proj

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  22. Slide 22: Heemskirk Tin – Strategic Review

    Heemskirk Tin – Strategic Review For personal use only ‰ 60% owned Heemskirk Tin Project plus 100% owned St Dizier Tin Deposit ‰ Heemskirk is largest undeveloped high grade tin resource in Australia ‰ Located next to well established infrastructure ‰ Tin concentrator 18km away at Renison Bell ‰ Yunn

  23. Slide 23: Queen Hill Focus

    Queen Hill Focus ‰ Queen Hill provides an attractive near surface target for a decline For personal use only 22

  24. Slide 24: High Grade Tin Potential

    High Grade Tin Potential For personal use only ‰ Queen Hill also offers high grade opportunities LENS CATEGORY Mt % Sn Tonnes Tin Queen Hill Indicated 1.8 0.82 14,800 Severn Inferred 5.1 0.60 30,700 Montana Inferred 0.4 1.22 4,870 Total 7.3 0.69 50,370 Included High Grade LENS CATEGORY Mt % Sn Tonne

  25. Slide 25: Uranium Assets Growing Strongly

    Uranium Assets Growing Strongly ‰ Stellar owns 11% of UraniumSA For personal use only Limited – 317% share price increase in 2009 ‰ UraniumSA announced a 2,700t initial inferred U3O8 resource at Blackbush ‰ Exploration to south will cover Stellar JV ground in the September quarter SRZ JV ‰ Stellar h

  26. Slide 26: Warrior Uranium

    Warrior Uranium For personal use only ‰ Resource review and evaluation of exploration potential 25

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  28. Slide 28: Stellar Project Development Dawning

    Stellar Project Development Dawning For personal use only ‰ Tarcoola magnetite moving forward ƒ mine study confirms economic pit concept ƒ rail freight estimates are competitive ƒ metallurgy and water studies are under way ƒ next step is resource drilling ‰ Early tin development opportunities under

  29. Slide 29: Competent Person Statements

    For personal use only Competent Person Statements The information in this report that relates to Mineral Resources is based on information compiled by Mr C. Young who is a member of The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy and the Australia Institute of Geoscientists. Mr Young has suffici

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