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Nuinsco Resources — Shareholder Meeting (June 2012)

29 slides from Nuinsco Resources's shareholder meeting presentation, Jun 18, 2012

  1. Slide 1: Building on 40 Years of Exploration Success

    Building on 40 Years of Exploration Success AGM June 18, 2012 Questions? TSX:NWI sean.stokes@rogers.blackberry.net

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimers

    2 Disclaimers This document contains forward-looking information. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, that address activities, events or developments that the Company believes, expects or anticipates will or may occur in the future constitute forward-looking information. This f

  3. Slide 3: Nuinsco News: Restructuring of Chibougamau Mining Assets Underway

    TSX:NWI vi NUINSCO NEWS 3a * Copper/GOLp * Restructuring of Chibougamau Mining Assets Underway Industry veteran Horst hired to lead CBay Minerals, fall public listing targeted Chibougamau, Quebec - The Chibougamati mining camp in northwestern Quebec is one of Canada's premier copper and gold produci

  4. Slide 4: 2011-2012 Objectives

    4 2011-2012 Objectives  Create a new MENA-focused company with Egyptian and Turkish assets.  Accelerate field exploration in Egypt.  Continue to evaluate new project opportunities in the MENA region and elsewhere.  Implement drill programs in Turkey.  Continue exploration at the Diabase Peninsu

  5. Slide 5: Paul Jones, President

    5 Paul Jones President TSX:NWI

  6. Slide 6: Diabase Peninsula Project

    6 Diabase Peninsula Project  9 dispositions, 22,000 Ha in area. Covering a 35 km strike length regional conductor and the terrane- bounding Cable Bay shear zone.  All claims in good standing 20+ years - new 21 year limit (2009)  Multiple high priority targets defined by ground and airborne geophy

  7. Slide 7: Diabase Peninsula Project: Property-Wide Work Summary

    7 Diabase Peninsula Project Property-Wide Work Summary Rowan grid: 3 priority targets identified by geophysics and geochemistry. Only central target drill tested (2 holes) with ND0808 producing 247ppm U/0.3m a few metres above the unconformity. 2011 gravity anomalies indicate potential for silicific

  8. Slide 8: Diabase Peninsula Project: Anomalous Drilling Results & Boulder Geochemistry

    8 Diabase Peninsula Project Anomalous Drilling Results & Boulder Geochemistry TSX:NWI

  9. Slide 9: Diabase Peninsula Project: Composite Cross-Section

    9 Diabase Peninsula Project Composite Cross-Section TSX:NWI

  10. Slide 10: Prairie Lake Project

    10 Prairie Lake Project  9 unpatented mining claims (608 ha)  100% owned by NWI & royalty free  Claims in good standing till June 2014  Sufficient credits to cover claims for additional 47 years  Additional assessment filed expected to add additional 65 years TSX:NWI of credits

  11. Slide 11: Prairie Lake Project: Access & Infrastructure

    11 Prairie Lake Project Access & Infrastructure  Pronounced circular topographic expression with relief of 5- 70m  Would be amenable to low cost bulk tonnage open pit mining operation  Excellent infrastructure – year round road access, 28km to Hwy 17 (Trans-Canada) and CP Rail, and 85 linear km t

  12. Slide 12: Prairie Lake Project: Beneficiation Testing at COREM

    12 Prairie Lake Project Beneficiation testing at COREM  1,000kg sample submitted to COREM in September 2011.  Testing aimed at determining whether material can be produced that meet the requirements of the fertilizer industry – namely P2O5 content of >30%, CaO/P2O5 <1.6 and MgO content <1%.  Earl

  13. Slide 13: Prairie Lake Project: Beneficiation Testing at COREM

    13 Prairie Lake Project Beneficiation Testing at COREM Test 35 Test 35 Test 35 Bureau of Indian Standards Conc. Conc. ‐ Conc. ‐ Test 27 Conc. (BIS) ‐ IS: 11224‐1985, Type I Type II Apatite 150+106u 106+75um after Leach reaffirmed 2003 (30.6% m (38% (38.1% (34.4% P2O5) P2O5) P2O5) P2O5) Total phospha

  14. Slide 14: Prairie Lake Project: Beneficiation Testing at COREM

    14 Prairie Lake Project Beneficiation Testing at COREM 100µm 100µm  Apatite crystals in dispersion oils (transmitted light microscopy)  20 and 200µm in size, very clear, typically well liberated, often free of inclusions  Inclusions - finer apatite crystals, lesser carbonate or carbon and liquid,

  15. Slide 15: Berta Project, Turkey: Porphyry Copper-Gold Exploration

    15 Berta Project, Turkey Porphyry Copper-Gold Exploration SD‐07‐08 Box 151 Berta 590.7‐595.1m Project Ankara SD‐07‐08 From (m) To (m) Interval (m) Copper (%) Gold (g/t) Silver (g/t) Zinc (%) 3.8 714.7 710.9 0.28 0.07 Including 446.2 458.1 11.9 2.18 0.13 5.9 Including 450.3 457.15 6.85 3.79 0.22 11.6

  16. Slide 16: Berta Project, Turkey: Xstrata Work Proposal

    16 Berta Project, Turkey Xstrata Work Proposal Diamond Drilling  Proposed drilling program  9 holes, 7500m  Drilling targeting the porphyry center Potential Mining Activity  Road access payment, site opening permit, road building, royalty payment, environmental permit License Fees & Permits Tota

  17. Slide 17: Berta Project, Turkey: Views

    17 Berta Project, Turkey Views TSX:NWI

  18. Slide 18: Roland Horst, CEO, CBay Minerals

    18 Roland Horst CEO, CBay Minerals TSX:NWI

  19. Slide 19: Chibougamau Mining Camp - Background

    19 Chibougamau Mining Camp - Background  Located near town of Chibougamau, Quebec, 500 Km north of Montreal  Accessible by paved highway, rail, scheduled and air charter  7,500 population, long mining history  First gold/copper discoveries in the early 1900s  Serious mine development began in e

  20. Slide 20: Chibougamau – CBay Production Assets

    20 Chibougamau – CBay Production Assets  CBay owned 50% by Nuinsco and 50% by Ocean Partners  Eight past producing copper/gold mines on Lac Doré Complex:  Copper Rand  Cedar Bay  Jaculet  Portage  Henderson I  Henderson II  Mine Shaft #3  Copper Cliff  Partially developed high-grade Corne

  21. Slide 21: CBay Production Assets

    21 CBay Production Assets TSX:NWI

  22. Slide 22: CBay Production Potential: Corner Bay

    22 CBay Production Potential: Corner Bay  High-grade copper  $25 million spent prior to 2009  2007-2008: ramp driven to access Main Zone at 55, 75 & 105 metre levels  500 TPD to 650 TPD possible from ramp  Potential for production within six months to one year  Trucking to Copper Rand Mill (45

  23. Slide 23: CBay Production Potential: Cedar Bay

    23 CBay Production Potential: Cedar Bay Intersections from ’94-’95 Cedar Bay Deep Drill Program Cedar Bay Mine - Total Ore Extracted (1958 -1990) 3,782,850 T* @1.57% Cu & 0.091 oz/T Au Cedar Bay Mine – Projected Potential Development 2200’-4000’ TSX:NWI *T= short Tons

  24. Slide 24: CBay Exploration

    24 CBay Exploration  Dominant land position, 96,000 acres, covering core of Lac Doré Complex  Exploration upside within and adjacent to past producing mines  Untested on-strike potential of ore-bearing structures  Untested exploration potential, drill-ready targets elsewhere on the land package

  25. Slide 25: CBay Exploration: Geology

    25 CBay Exploration: Geology Shaft 3  Almost entirely underlain by Doré Lake Complex  Dore Lake Complex is the rock mass hosting all mineralization in the mining camp  Principal ore-hosting structures (see map) provided corridors for metal-rich fluids driven by heat of intrusive rocks TSX:NWI

  26. Slide 26: CBay Exploration Potential: Lac Doré Complex

    26 CBay Exploration Potential: Lac Doré Complex  Excellent potential in area near Copper Rand (Lac Doré South)  2002 MegaTEM survey still to be fully interpreted  Good correlation between conductivity responses and known mineralization  Also representative of the significant lack of exploration

  27. Slide 27: CBay Minerals: Steps To Value Realization

    27 CBay Minerals: Steps To Value Realization  Overall objective:  Put three mines back into production by 2016  Develop sufficient resources to feed, partially or fully, 3,000 TPD mill, possibly including custom milling  Embark on exploration program to evaluate camp’s full potential  Create em

  28. Slide 28: René Galipeau, Vice-Chairman and CEO

    28 René Galipeau Vice-Chairman and CEO TSX:NWI

  29. Slide 29: 2012-2013 Objectives

    29 2012-2013 Objectives  Implement drilling program at Berta in Turkey  Continue exploration at Diabase Peninsula uranium project  Continue process testing at the Prairie Lake project and evaluate production of marketable concentrates  Advance CBay projects by creating a publicly-traded company

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