Reservoir Cap Corp. · OTC:RSERF
Reservoir Cap — Reservoir Capital — Investor Presentation (May 2009)
25 slides from Reservoir Cap's investor presentation, May 2009
Slide 1: SEE A Serbian Exploration Company
TSX-V: REO SEE A Serbian Exploration Company Opportunities and Discoveries in Serbia May 2009 TSX-V: REO
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statements
Forward Looking Statements This presentation contains forward-looking statements and factual information that are current as of the date the presentation was originally delivered. SEE d.o.o. and its parent Reservoir Capital Corp., disclaim any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-
Slide 3: Summary
Summary • Reservoir Capital is moving its focus to renewable energy and thus seeks investors to participate in its wholly-owned exploration subsidiary SEE, either at the corporate or project level and would consider selling interests up to 100%. • SEE has invested $5m in exploration in Serbia since
Slide 4: Management
Management • Miles Thompson (Reservoir Capital) – 25 years in exploration and mining globally. Most recently Manager Business Development for Gold Fields. Geology graduate of the University of Bristol (UK). • Aleksandar Obrenovic (Exploration Manager) – previously 12yrs international and Yugoslav ex
Slide 5: Exploration Infrastructure
Exploration Infrastructure • SEE is fully equipped and ready to operate exploration programs of all levels in Serbia and other countries in the region. • The Company has a well-equipped base in Belgrade, with IT and GIS facilities, vehicles, plus a small field office and core-storage facility in Bor
Slide 6: Serbia Geological Setting and Endowment
Serbia Geological Setting and Endowment • The Cretaceous-age Carpathian Arc and the Tertiary Vardar Zone are host to many important Au, Au-Cu and base metal deposits in Southeast Europe. Both run through Serbia, which has prospective geology and a well-established mining industry. • Mining in the 20
Slide 7: SEE Exploration Portfolio
SEE Exploration Portfolio • Nine exploration permits; with a precious metals focus. • Brestovac epithermal gold discovery (porphyry potential). • Parlozi non-43-101 silver-lead- zinc resource. • Deli Jovan abandoned bonanza gold vein mines. • Lece, Plavkovo, Stara Planina drill-ready gold targets. •
Slide 8: Brestovac Epithermal Gold and Porphyry Copper
Brestovac Epithermal Gold and Porphyry Copper • World class Bor-Majdanpek Copper-Gold District has an estimated endowment (past production plus current resources) of 23Mt Cu and 29Moz Au. Veliki Krivelj Mine Bor Mine 5km • Brestovac lies <5km south of the main Bor pit, on the same host structure. Br
Slide 9: Brestovac Copper and Gold Targets
Brestovac Copper and Gold Targets IN RED THE SURFACE PROJECTION OF THE LARGER BOR DEPOSITS FOLLOWING THE MAIN BOR FAULT AND RELATED STRUCTURES EXPOSED COPPER MINERALIZATION PORPHYRY POTENTIAL OUTLINED ALONG THE SOUTHERN EXTENSIONS OF THE BOR FAULT WITHIN SEE’S LICENSE GOLD CORRIDOR TSX-V: REO
Slide 10: Brestovac – high-grade gold intercepts in the “Corridor”
Brestovac – high-grade gold intercepts in the “Corridor” GOLD CORRIDOR BN-19 - 24.8m @ 0.33% Cu TSX-V:REO
Slide 11: Brestovac “Corridor”
Brestovac “Corridor” • Sub-vertical zones of brecciated and intense QSP altered andesites host the high-grade gold mineralization – possibly related to porphyry system at depth. TSX-V: REO
Slide 12: PARLOZI – SILVER-LEAD-ZINC-GOLD
PARLOZI – SILVER-LEAD-ZINC-GOLD • Large area of historic mining and smelting with good infrastructure, close to Belgrade. • Polymetallic silver, lead, zinc, copper and gold mineralization of carbonate replacement type, associated with Tertiary magmatism. • Based on drilling from the 1980‘s, the Serb
Slide 13: PARLOZI – SILVER-LEAD-ZINC-GOLD
PARLOZI – SILVER-LEAD-ZINC-GOLD LJUTA STRANA UNTESTED PARLOZI DEPOSIT OPEN ALONG STRIKE BASED ON GEOPHYSICAL IP SIGNATURE TSX-V: REO
Slide 14: PARLOZI – SILVER-LEAD-ZINC-GOLD
PARLOZI – SILVER-LEAD-ZINC-GOLD • SEE drilled a 600m hole PA-1 into the historic resource in late 2008, confirming historical values and silver- gold potential. TSX-V: REO
Slide 15: Deli Jovan
Deli Jovan • 8km shear belt in basement gabbros, host to bonanza- grade gold veins. • Three abandoned underground mines worked in the 19th to early 20th Century. Extensive probably older surface pits. • Historical reports indicate veins up to 750m long, 0.5-2.5m thick, grading 5-150g/t gold. • 16 ou
Slide 16: Deli Jovan Gold Mines
Deli Jovan Gold Mines • SEE has secured access, cleaned, mapped and sampled >4km of underground workings of the old Gindusa and Rusman Mines. Gindusa Adit • Gold veins fill structurally controlled Rusman Adit dilation zones on E-W systems. • Best Gindusa samples 209g/t over 0.6m, 48.9g/t, 33.4g/t, 3
Slide 17: Deli Jovan – Gindusa Veins
Deli Jovan – Gindusa Veins Stope Number Sample Average No. Max. value Area of lengths Au g/t samples from stope Samples (meters) Au > 10 g/t area (g/t Au) • Summary of analytical results from Gindusa H-10/560 14 0.7 – 1.5 m 8.73 2 1.0 m @ 48.5 g/t • The average gold content in H-5/6 11 0.3 – 1.0 m 1
Slide 18: Plavkovo Project – Plavkovo Prospect
Plavkovo Project – Plavkovo Prospect • Intermediate sulphidation epithermal target with argillic alteration, quartz-base metal sulphide veins (trenches completed) • Adjacent to Freeport and EuroMax‘s Rudnica porphyry copper project TSX-V:REO
Slide 19: Plavkovo Project Bukovic Prospect
Plavkovo Project Bukovic Prospect • 800m gold-bearing silica cap with quartz- alunite alteration and gold-in-soil anomaly indicative of high sulphidation epithermal style gold mineralization. TSX-V: REO
Slide 20: Bobija SEDEX Project
Bobija SEDEX Project • The Exploration license surrounds a barite mine with reported resources of 1.2Mt @ 53% BaSO4 and 0.53Mt @ 3.33% Pb, 4.18% Zn, 25.6% BaSO4. • Sulphides SEDEX-type: fine- grained, stratiform, barite and sulphide (py, sph, gn) mineralization 4 – 10 meters thick. • Underground sam
Slide 21: Bobija SEDEX
Bobija SEDEX • Channel sampling of sulphides in pit yielded: 6m @ 5.05% Pb, 5.68% Zn, 0.85% Cu, 161g/t Ag, 1.56g/t Au • Gossan on massive barite in N of pit 3.5g/tAu, 150g/tAg • Sample from ore dump: 4.97% Pb, 3.94% Zn, 110 g/t Ag, 1.46 g/t Au TSX-V: REO
Slide 22: Lece – Epithermal Gold-Silver Potential
Lece – Epithermal Gold-Silver Potential • Adjacent Lece Mine closed in 2001, residual reserves of >360,000oz Lece Mine License Au. • Vrelski Potok hole VP-01 intercepted 9.2m at 2.11g/t Au and 19g/t Ag, including 3.9m at 4.06g/t Au and 30g/t Ag • Spurina Glava silica cap with 26m at 1.35g/t Au inclu
Slide 23: Stara Planina - Intrusion-Related Gold Copper Molybdenum
Stara Planina - Intrusion-Related Gold Copper Molybdenum • Granodiorites intruding basement gabbro. • Two main target areas: Gradiste and Aldinac have extensive (>3km) Cu, Au, Mo in soil anomalies. • Intrusion-Related Cu-Au model (Baker, 2004) • Geochemistry and geological setting suggest apophyses
Slide 24: Stara Planina – Gradiste Targets
Stara Planina – Gradiste Targets ALJIN DO MINE • 3km copper soil anomaly. Mineralization related to granodiorite dykes (underlying intrusion?). Strong deep IP anomaly (historical data) within the best copper anomaly. • Gold in soils less continuous. Best grab samples 50.4 and 28.2g/tAu. Miljanina Cu
Slide 25: Stara Planina – Aldinac Targets
Stara Planina – Aldinac Targets • 2.5x0.7km Cu-Au-W-U soil anomaly related granodiorite intrusives with quartz vein stockworking. • Persistent Cu (100 – 2070 ppm) and Mo (15 – 240 ppm). Discontinuous Au (100 – COPPER 1330 ppb). • Silica and carbonate alteration, quartz veining and sulphides. • Grab