Slide 1: Webinar Presentation
Webinar Presentation , March 8th 2022 SOUTH AMERICAN EXPLORER www.orosur.ca I TSXV:OMI / AIM:OMI 1
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer This document has been issued by Orosur Mining Inc. (the “Company”). This document does not constitute or form part of any offer or invitation to sell or issue, or any solicitation of any offer to purchase or subscribe for, any securities of the Company, nor shall any part of it nor the f
Slide 3: Corporate Snapshot
Corporate Snapshot 12 Month Share Performance Directors and Management Name Position Louis Castro Director and Executive Chairman Brad George Director and CEO Thomas Masney Non-Executive Director Capital Structure and Key Metrics (1 March 2022) Nick Von Schirnding Non- Executive Director Basic Share
Slide 4: A company transformed
A company transformed • Miner for 20 years up to 2017 • Uruguay moved toward wrap-up – near completion. • May 2020- share price < 2p, little cash, Uruguay uncertainty and • US$6m raising to rebuild balance Anzá not yet on the radar screen. sheet. • New board and executive – May to • Anza moved off b
Slide 5: Key Strategic Drivers
Key Strategic Drivers 1. Survive ✓ 2. Advance Anza ✓ 3. Exit Uruguay 4. New Ventures ✓ 5. Rebuild trust and market support 6. Position company for a super cycle 5
Slide 6: Anzá Project
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Slide 7: Anzá Status
Anzá Status • Over 11,000m drilled since late 2020, over 35,000m in total. • Primary ore zone identified at APTA. • Numerous very thick, very high-grade gold intersections – 59m @ 9.6g/t Au announced in June 2020. • Project operations handed over to JV partners. • Focus shifted to regional • New hig
Slide 8: Anzá Potential – all directions
Anzá Potential – all directions • Open at depth – latest drilling pushes down another +100m • 20km of prospective strike 8
Slide 9: What next?
What next? • Handover complete – but OMI still owns the project 100%. • OMI has access to all data at regular intervals. • Conversion of applications has begun. • More mapping, sampling and geophysics • Drilling once permits received • Commence negotiations for Phase 2. Form formal JV and pay $2m to
Slide 10: New Ventures – why?
New Ventures – why? • Anzá gives us options that other juniors don’t have. • Handover frees up capacity – financial, operational, technical, managerial. • Diversification - project stage, commodity and geography. • Expose shareholders to additional opportunities. • Generate more consistent newsflow
Slide 11: New Ventures – how?
New Ventures – how? • Protect balance sheet • Earlier stage projects - cheaper to acquire, easier to add value, provide options. • Large land positions - vital for exploration success and optionality. • Low entry cost • Cheap exploration regions. • Key commodities in key regions. • Near to operating
Slide 12: Brazil - Ariquemes
Brazil - Ariquemes • Large land holding (3,000km2) in key producing district • Mining friendly • Few environmental issues • Low entry cost and cheap to explore. $3m over 4 years to earn 75%. • Key but unloved energy metal • High metal price, supply is fragile and very little ESG compliant production
Slide 13: Ariquemes – strategic play
Ariquemes – strategic play • Prolific producing region, but most is alluvial by cooperatives and artisanals. • Other metals (Ilmenite, Colombite and Rare Earths) not exploited. • Geology of hard rock sources is not well known. • Downstream furnaces hungry for feed • Miners hungry for capital and exp
Slide 14: Argentina – El Pantano
Argentina – El Pantano • Large land holding (600km2) in key endowed district. • Mining friendly • Few environmental issues • Near to major producing mine (Cerro Vanguardia – Anglo). • National scale power lines 40km away • Early stage but key geological indicators. • Zero entry cost and low-cost ear
Slide 15: El Pantano – basic exploration
El Pantano – basic exploration • No drilling ever undertaken. • Jurassic volcanics and major NW structural corridor. • Lithology and alteration suggestive of major low-sulphidation epithermal system • Anomalous high-grade sampling in and around the project • Work to commence in March – prelim mappin
Slide 16: Summary – the new Orosur
Summary – the new Orosur • Anza progressing as a major project off balance sheet. • Uruguay finally wound up. • Several other projects operating in parallel. • Low cost for first 12 months • Keep kicking tyres and kissing frogs - BD is a constant activity. • Assemble acreage and early-stage explorat