Antipa Minerals Limited · ASX:AZY
Antipa Minerals — Corporate Update (March 2012)
24 slides from Antipa Minerals's corporate update, March 2012
Slide 1: Antipa Review
OW ANTIPAMINERALS ANTIPA REVIEW March 2012
Slide 2: Disclaimer and Important Information
Disclaimer and Important Information Forward-Looking Statements This document may include forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, statements concerning Antipa Mineral Ltd’s planned exploration program and other statements that are not historical fact
Slide 3: Antipa Minerals Snapshot
Antipa Minerals Snapshot Largest Tenement holder in the prospective Paterson Province – 100% ownership interest Magnum Deposit Inferred Mineral Resource 27.8 million tonnes at 0.5 g/t gold, 0.3% copper, 0.7 g/t silver and 0.02% bismuth for a total contained metal of 415,000 oz gold, 77,000 ton
Slide 4: Magnum – The Opportunity
Magnum – The Opportunity Excellent potential to increase the size of the Mineral Resource Magnum constitutes a very large mineralised system which has the potential to deliver a large scale development project exceeding 150 million tonnes (see slide 19) Inferred Mineral Resource covers a relat
Slide 5: Plan Projection
Magnum – Plan Projection +2.2km long Aircore gold and/or copper anomaly 2km long VTEM anomaly 1.1km Aeromagnetic anomaly open 2 kilometres ≈ Resource outline open Antipa Review March 2012 5
Slide 6: Magnum – Cross Sections
Magnum – Cross Sections Antipa Review March 2012 6
Slide 7: Magnum – Long Projection
Magnum – Long Projection ≈ Resource outline Notes: Drillhole intersections “Au eq” is Gold equivalent value = Au (g/t) + %Cu x (91.66/49.36) Based on US$1,535.20 per ounce gold and US$4.16 per lb copper (30/05/2011 commodity prices) Grades have not been adjusted for the metallurgical or refining rec
Slide 8: Magnum – Peer Comparison
Magnum – Peer Comparison Magnum, Telfer and O’Callaghans are all intrusive related deposits Intrusive related systems, which include magmatic and porphyry Au-Cu deposits, are typically large tonnage low grade “High” grade intrusive related deposits do occur and can be significant project “swee
Slide 9: Magnum – 2012 Exploration Programme
Magnum – 2012 Exploration Programme Magnum Phase 1 Exploration Programme Diamond and aircore drilling and geophysical surveys - May to July/August Undertake step-out diamond and traverse aircore drilling to Test mineralisation 500m to the north and 600m to the south of the existing resource
Slide 10: Corker Prospect
Corker Prospect Located < 4km NNW of Magnum in the northern hinge/nose of the Magnum Dome LANDTEM™ survey generated a +300m high quality late-time bulls-eye electromagnetic conductivity anomaly EM anomaly open to south and north and requires follow-up No magnetic signature (suggesting minima
Slide 11: Magnum and Rimfire Structural Corridors
Magnum and Rimfire Structural Corridors Key Exploration Targeting Criteria NNW trending regional fault corridors Magnum Structural Corridor (MSC), and Rimfire Structural Corridor (RFSC) Influence distribution of granitic intrusions Focus hydrothermal fluid flow Favourable Structural Site
Slide 12: Magnum and Magnum Dome
Magnum and Magnum Dome Regional Magnum Structural Corridor highly prospective 25km x 8km fault bound NNW corridor Focus of major granite and hydrothermal alteration Exploration barely scratched the surface Magnum Dome underexplored Dome 3km EW x 6km NS >11km of Magnum Gabbro strike unt
Slide 13: Magnum and Rimfire Corridors – Exploration Programme
Magnum and Rimfire Corridors – Exploration Programme Phase 1 Exploration Programme April to July/August Aircore drilling T4, ANK-H, Rimfire targets x 3, Trigger, Magnum area Geophysics Gravity over MSC including Magnum Dome LANDTEM™ at Magnum West, Le Tigre, Rimfire targets x 2 and Hangf
Slide 14: North Telfer Project
North Telfer Project North Telfer Project highlights Abuts the southern boundary of the Citadel Project Extends contiguous tenement holding from 55 to 115km north to south and to within 25km of the world-class Telfer gold-copper and O’Callaghans Tungsten-base metal deposits 115km Greater than
Slide 15: Background Information
OW ANTIPAMINERALS BACKGROUND INFORMATION
Slide 16: Corporate Information
Corporate Information IPO and ASX Listing Listed on ASX on 19 April 2011 following successful completion of A$10 million IPO Project Acquisition History Citadel Project acquired from Centaurus Metals in April 2011 for shares/options upon completion of IPO Applied for North Telfer Project tenem
Slide 17: Board and Management
Board and Management Stephen Power, LLB - Executive Chairman Commercial lawyer with 25 years experience advising participants in the resources industry in Australia and overseas including Africa and South America. Currently also a director of Karoon Gas Australia Roger Mason BSc (Hons) MAusIMM - M
Slide 18: Magnum Mineral Resource
Magnum Mineral Resource Magnum Deposit - Inferred Mineral Resource Statement March 2012 (0.3 g/t gold equivalent lower cut-off grade) Competent Persons Statement The reported Magnum Deposit Mineral Resource has been compiled by Mr Patrick Adams, who is a Member of the Australasian Institute of Min
Slide 19: Exploration Target
Exploration Target Magnum Prospect Potential The Magnum prospect potential of 75 to 155 Mt is based on the addition of the maiden Mineral Resource of 27.8 Mt (refer to the Company’s Press Release of 19 March 2012) plus surrounding “Exploration Target” potential (45 to 125 Mt) based on exploration
Slide 20: Magnum – Mineralisation
Magnum – Mineralisation Abundant zones of Quartz-Sulphide veining persistent over a very large volume Copper (Chalcopyrite) and gold-silver and bismuth mineralisation in breccia textured sulphides and veins ± lesser disseminated chalcopyrite hosted by Gabbro and meta-sediment Antipa Review March
Slide 21: Magnum – Cross Section
Magnum – Cross Section Antipa Review March 2012 21
Slide 22: Magnum – Cross Section
Magnum – Cross Section Antipa Review March 2012 22
Slide 23: Magnum – Cross Section
Magnum – Cross Section Antipa Review March 2012 23
Slide 24: Magnum and Magnum Dome Targets – Aircore Traverses
Magnum and Magnum Dome Targets – Aircore Traverses Regional Magnum Structural Corridor highly prospective 25km x 8km fault bound NNW corridor Focus of major granite and hydrothermal alteration Exploration barely scratched the surface Magnum Dome underexplored Dome 3km EW x 6km NS >11km