Dome Gold Mines Ltd. · ASX:DME
Dome Gold Mines — Investor Presentation (July 2015)
28 slides from Dome Gold Mines's investor presentation, Jul 23, 2015
Slide 1: Dome Gold Mines Limited: The New Name in Pacific Rim Mining
For personal use only DOME GOLD MINES LIMITED The New Name in Pacific Rim Mining Gold – Copper – Mineral Sands 1
Slide 2: Disclaimer
DISCLAIMER For personal use only This presentation is for information purposes only. Neither this presentation nor the information contained in it constitutes an offer, invitation, solicitation or recommendation in relation to the purchase or sale of shares in any jurisdiction. This presentation may
Slide 3: Dome Gold Mines
DOME GOLD MINES For personal use only DOME is a new and emerging Australian mining company with high quality, wholly owned assets in Fiji, including: A development-ready mineral sands deposit with robust economics and multiple products for the Asian and Pacific markets An epithermal gold project
Slide 4: Dome Gold Mines: About Dome and About Fiji
DOME GOLD MINES For personal use only Market Cap currently A$92.68M as of 22 July 2015 Top 20 shareholders: 85% ABOUT DOME Since listing has traded consistently above IPO issue price Backed by Japanese and Chinese institutional and private investors Extensive experience operating in Fiji
Slide 5: Dome's People
DOME’S PEOPLE For personal use only Experienced Board and Management Chairman Executive Director Director Director CEO Company Sec. Garry Lowder Andrew Skinner Allen Jay Tadao Tsubata Jack McCarthy Marcelo Mora Geologist CPA Accountant. Geologist Investment Mgt Geologist Accountant Exploration Fiji
Slide 6: Benefits of Fiji
BENEFITS OF FIJI For personal use only Democratically elected Government - 17/9/14 Mining-friendly legal system and culture Corporate tax rate of 20% Well mineralised region Gold, silver, copper, polymetallic, mineral sands and bauxite mines/deposits Low wage structure Dome’s Projects
Slide 7: The Sigatoka Mineral Sands Deposit - SPL 1495
THE SIGATOKA MINERAL SANDS DEPOSIT - SPL 1495 For personal use only The Sigatoka River is the largest river in Fiji Dome’s resource includes both the river bed and adjacent dunes 7
Slide 8: Sigatoka Mineral Sands Deposit: Pre-feasibility Study Results
THE SIGATOKA MINERAL SANDS DEPOSIT – SPL 1495 PRE-FEASIBILITY STUDY RESULTS For personal use only Multiple products: Industrial sand – 1.96M tpa Magnetite sand (iron ore) – 351,000 tpa Bulk heavy mineral sand – 260,000 tpa Gravel by-product – 684,000 tpa Robust economics (Pre-feasibility Stu
Slide 9: The Sigatoka Mineral Sands Deposit – SPL 1495
THE SIGATOKA MINERAL SANDS DEPOSIT – SPL 1495 For personal use only Current JORC 2012 resource is 131.6 million tonnes (indicated and inferred)(ii) Additional resources are yet to be drilled on Koroua Island and offshore Mining lease expected shortly Riverbed resource Koroua Island area yet to
Slide 10: The Sigatoka Mineral Sands Deposit – SPL 1495
THE SIGATOKA MINERAL SANDS DEPOSIT – SPL 1495 For personal use only Heavy mineral content: 11 - 17% (ii) Including magnetite: 1 - 12% (ii) Low slimes: <7% (ii) Sand thickness: >35m High quality sonic drilling Heavy mineral sand exposed on Koroua Island Sonic drill rig Drilling in the river
Slide 11: The Sigatoka Mineral Sands Deposit – SPL 1495
THE SIGATOKA MINERAL SANDS DEPOSIT – SPL 1495 For personal use only Simple operation: Mining by conventional dredging River bed and dunes mined in parallel Typical dunal mining plant in operation (example) Standard gravity and magnetic processing Endorsed by local people Supported by Fijia
Slide 12: The Ono Island Gold 1451
THE ONO ISLAND GOLD PROJECT – SPL 1451 For personal use only High sulphidation epithermal gold system on Ono Island Hosted by young volcanic rocks – cf. Lihir Island in PNG Two adjacent targets – Naqara East and West, each approx. 2km2 in area Prospects defined by surface alteration, silicif
Slide 13: The Ono Island Gold 1451: Exploration Models
THE ONO ISLAND GOLD PROJECT – SPL 1451 For personal use only Exploration models for the Naqara Prospect, Ono Island Hypothetical epithermal system Actual example – Lepanto, Philippines 13
Slide 14: The Ono Island Gold 1451
THE ONO ISLAND GOLD PROJECT – SPL 1451 For personal use only Outcrops at Naqara are typical of “Ring of Fire” gold deposits Conceptual cross-section of Naqara Prospect 14
Slide 15: Typical Gold Processing Plant
THE ONO ISLAND GOLD PROJECT – SPL 1451 For personal use only TYPICAL GOLD PROCESSING PLANT Note: This plant is not owned by Dome 15
Slide 16: The Namoli-Wainivau Porphyry Copper-Gold 1452
THE NAMOLI-WAINIVAU PORPHYRY COPPER-GOLD PROJECT – SPL 1452 For personal use only Large tenement adjacent to Newcrest’s Namosi deposit Two prospect areas: Namoli and Wainivau – 2km apart Outcropping porphyry style copper mineralisation Probable extension/repetition of Namosi TENEMENT LOCATIO
Slide 17: Namoli Prospect
THE NAMOLI-WAINIVAU PORPHYRY COPPER-GOLD PROJECT – SPL 1452 For personal use only NAMOLI PROSPECT 17
Slide 18: The Namoli-Wainivau Porphyry Copper-Gold 1452
THE NAMOLI-WAINIVAU PORPHYRY COPPER-GOLD PROJECT – SPL 1452 For personal use only Coherent gold signature at Namoli Partly buried by younger volcanics and sediments Copper mineralisation exposed along Wainivau Creek Rock alteration and geochemistry typical of high levels of a porphyry system
Slide 19: Wainivau Prospect
THE NAMOLI-WAINIVAU PORPHYRY COPPER-GOLD PROJECT – SPL 1452 For personal use only WAINIVAU PROSPECT 19
Slide 20: Target Model for Wainivau
THE NAMOLI-WAINIVAU PORPHYRY COPPER-GOLD PROJECT – SPL 1452 For personal use only Target model for Wainivau Proposed drill hole 20
Slide 21: Typical Porphyry Copper-Gold Processing Plant
THE NAMOLI-WAINIVAU PORPHYRY COPPER-GOLD PROJECT – SPL 1452 For personal use only TYPICAL PORPHYRY COPPER-GOLD PROCESSING PLANT Note: This plant is not owned by Dome 21
Slide 22: Typical Gold-Copper Processing Plant
TYPICAL GOLD-COPPER PROCESSING PLANT For personal use only Note: This plant is not owned by Dome 22
Slide 23: Community Support
COMMUNITY SUPPORT For personal use only From this - to this! Modernize Village Police Post Foot bridge to Koroura Island New crossing to Koroua Island 23
Slide 24: Dome Gold Mines – Forward Program
DOME GOLD MINES – FORWARD PROGRAM For personal use only Sigatoka Add to resource base by further drilling, including offshore, in 2015 Complete Definitive (Bankable) Feasibility Study by early 2016 Proceed to staged development (river then dunes) Production by mid 2017 Pre-development budg
Slide 25: Dome Gold Mines – Key Points (1)
DOME GOLD MINES – KEY POINTS (1) For personal use only Strategy Sound, realistic and achievable business plan Strong Japanese backing, with additional investment from China Geographic focus with commodity diversity Operating in a low tax, low cost country English language and legal structu
Slide 26: Dome Gold Mines – Key Points (2)
DOME GOLD MINES – KEY POINTS (2) For personal use only Sigatoka Simple, robust dredging operation to be established first at Sigatoka Production from Sigatoka requires only modest capital, uses conventional technology and has low entry barriers Cash flow to start before capex draw down is comp
Slide 27: Competent Person Statement
COMPETENT PERSON STATEMENT For personal use only Competent Person: The information in this report that relates to Exploration Results is based on information compiled by John McCarthy, who is Chief Executive Officer of the Company. Mr McCarthy is a geologist who is a Member of the Australasian Insti
Slide 28: Contact Details
CONTACT DETAILS For personal use only Dome Gold Mines Limited ABN 49 151 996 566 Level 7, 71 Macquarie Street Sydney NSW 2000 Australia GPO Box 1759 Sydney NSW 2001 Australia Web: www.domegoldmines.com.au Enquiries Jack McCarthy, CEO E jack@domegoldmines.com.au T +61 2 8203 5620 28