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Slide 3: Known graphite deposits
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Slide 4: Natural graphite is the lowest cost method for producing graphene
For personal use only Natural graphite is the lowest cost method for producing graphene Reduce cost by vertical integration To secure supply graphene one option is to own your own graphite production and produce your own graphene Investment considerations: Political, economic and regulatory environm
Slide 5: 2015 Chinese investment in Australia
For personal use only 2015 Chinese investment in Australia USD11.1 Billion Year on year increase of 32.9% 78% of Chinese investment from private companies Australia second largest recipient of Chinese direct investment after USA 7 Mega-size investments above USD375 million Source: KPMG Demystifying
Slide 6: Australia and China comparison
For personal use only Australia China Population 24 Million (4% Chinese) 1.4 billion Mineral Resources Readily Accessible Increasing Difficult Technology Research/Developers Adaptors/Producers Capital Limited Plentiful Manufacturing Increasingly Difficult World Leaders Investment Policy Open to Over
Slide 7: Anson Resources Limited overview
For personal use only Anson Resources Limited is a ASX listed company which owns a Western Australian graphite deposit. It plans to develop graphite products for the battery sector and high quality graphene Assets 100% ownership of Ajana graphite project in Western Australia exploration licence cove
Slide 8: Ajana location in Western Australia
For personal use only Ajana is located in Western Australia, 500km from Perth and only 130km from Geraldton 8
Slide 9: Anson Resources
For personal use only Anson Resources Historic mining area in one of the world’s leading mining states Majority Crown land Existing infrastructure Skilled mining workforce and contractors within close proximity No fly-in, fly-out workforce costs 9
Slide 10: Infrastructure and logistics
For personal use only National highway bisects Airport 130km; good for small tenement volumes Port 130km; bulk and Capex investment in logistics “rotainer” capable minimal Short time to shipments / cash-flow 10
Slide 11: Geology of Ajana graphite
For personal use only High grade metamorphism with hydrothermal alteration Graphite schist within a Proterozoic Gneiss Similar to Tanzanian graphite deposits Samples indicate graphitic schist up to 42.3% TGC 4 regional EM targets (Walcott 7 – 12 million tonnes*) * Based on the geophysical interpreta
Slide 12: Priority EM targets at Walcott and Mary Springs
7 Priority 1 EM targets at Walcott For personal use only Prospect 5 Priority 1 EM targets at Mary Springs Prospect 12
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Slide 14: Graphite size distribution and grade
For personal use only Classification Microns Size Distribution Grade µm Distribution % TGC % Super Jumbo >500 2.21% 97.80% Jumbo 300-500 14.38% 96.40% Large 180-300 26.21% 94.30% Medium 150-180 13.68% 91.80% Fine 75-150 43.52% 89.76% Total 100% 92.36% Samples taken from shallow pits and shafts below
Slide 15: Graphite and graphene products and prices
For personal use only Product Key Market Price 1. Refractory graphite Steel US$500 per tonne 2. Spheroidal graphite Batteries US$2,800 per tonne 3. Expanded graphite Fire insulation US$7,000 per tonne 4. Graphene Numerous US$55,000 per tonne ??? Multiple products provides for multiple revenue opport
Slide 16: High quality graphite and graphene
High quality graphite and For personal use only graphene Conforms to highly ordered pyrolytic graphite (HOPG) profile – indicative of high purity Graphite sheet 1.2 G 1 Raman spectroscopy 0.8 Shift of the graphene peak to the left 0.6 indicates production of solely graphene D Quality of graphene – I
Slide 17: Ajana graphite produces single and multi layered graphene
For personal use only Ajana graphite produces single and multi layered 12,000 magnification graphene Sheet sizes range from 1 – 10 micrometres Scanning electron micrograph of multi layered graphene (e) Wrinkles indicate single layer graphene (h) Wrinkling not seen in graphite 50,000 magnification sh
Slide 18: HRTEM of Ajana graphene
For personal use only High resolution transmission electron microscopy (HRTEM) shows Ajana graphene to be Pristine sheets Uniform and defect free (no holes or tears) 18
Slide 19: Scalable, high yield, low cost graphene
For personal use only Scalable, High Yield Low Cost Graphene CVD Thin Processing Technology Film High Ultrasonic Ultrasonic Liquid Direct Liquid Liquid Exfoliation Exfoliation Exfoliation Perceived CVD Gas Phase Value Electrochem Exfoliation Chemical Exfoliation Graphene Oxide Low Low Scalability Hi
Slide 20: Opportunity to invest during development of the project
For personal use only Opportunity to invest during the development of the project to secure supply Investment can be through the purchase of shares through a private placement for up to 25% of the company Seeking investment of $5 million Shares can be traded on the ASX 20
Slide 21: Investment summary
For personal use only Location Stable business environment Well-established mining regulations Skilled work force Existing infrastructure Geology High grade metamorphism with hydrothermal alteration Graphite schist within a Proterozoic Gneiss Similar to Tanzanian graphite deposits Exploration Previo