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Truscott Mining — Investor Presentation (July 2012)

17 slides from Truscott Mining's investor presentation, Jul 23, 2012

  1. Slide 1: ASX Announcement: Presentations to investors

    ASX ANNOUNCEMENT 23 July, 2012 Market Announcements Office For personal use only ASX Ltd Level 4 20 Bridge Street SYDNEY NSW 2000 The following pages are the slides from a series of presentations that are to be made to groups of sophisticated and professional investors in Perth, Darwin and Sydney st

  2. Slide 2: For personal use only

    For personal use only :Strategic/capital raising/presentation for Truscott July 2012

  3. Slide 3: For personal use only

    For personal use only :Strategic/capital raising/presentation for Truscott July 2012

  4. Slide 4: Truscott Exploration Tenure – Tennant Creek Mineral Field

    For personal use only Figure One: Truscott Exploration Tenure – Tennant Creek Mineral Field The Tennant Creek region (500km N of Alice Springs) in the Northern Territory has had a history of high grade gold production over the last eighty years. Truscott’s exploration and mining tenements are locate

  5. Slide 5: Tennant Creek Gold Field – Structural Setting

    For personal use only Figure Two: Tennant Creek Gold Field – Structural Setting The Northern Territory Government 1:500,000 Geological Map Sheet for the Tennant Creek Region (Figure 2) provides a base on which to describe the overall setting for the Tennant Creek gold field. The main zones, relative

  6. Slide 6: Westminster Project

    For personal use only Figure Three: Westminster Project ‐ (Truscott: MLC511, MLA26902, A25952, A26500, A26588 all 100%) Truscott’s exploration activities are focused on its one hundred percent owned tenements (Figure 3) adjacent to the Tennant Creek Township. The Westminster Project covers an area o

  7. Slide 7: Westminster Project - Mineralised Corridor

    For personal use only Figure Four: Westminster Project ‐ Mineralised Corridor A series of stacked Ironstone arrays are mapped (Figure 4) as outcropping along the extent of the Westminster active exploration area. Each of the mineralised arrays has the potential to host a significant Tennant Creek st

  8. Slide 8: Cross Sections – Mineralised Array Four & Five

    For personal use only Figure Five: Cross Sections – 413900 E, 41400 E ‐ Mineralised Array Four & Five Cross sections from array four demonstrate where gold has precipitated (Figure 5) as mineralising fluids have moved into sheared zones within the host ironstone arrays. Systematic drilling tracking

  9. Slide 9: 3D Image – Part of Number Four and Five Mineralised Arrays

    For personal use only Figure Six: 3D Image‐ Part of Number Four and Number Five Mineralised Arrays For the upper part of number four and five arrays, a 3D Image (Figure 6) based on structural control and drill‐hole grade intercepts demonstrates zoning of mineralisation. The bimodal character of the

  10. Slide 10: Extended Drilling Zone

    For personal use only Figure Seven: Extended Drilling Zone Future drilling to support resource estimation work and, to target deeper high grade mineralisation is being planned with a further 10,000 metres (50 holes) of drilling proposed. The resource estimation drilling will also provide additional

  11. Slide 11: Mineral Zoning Comparison for Array Four and Juno Deposit

    For personal use only Figure Eight: Mineral Zoning Comparison for Array four and Juno Deposit Drilling to date has broken through to the top of what is potentially the primary high grade target zone for underground mining, with the peripheral drill holes intersecting gold mineralisation. Importantly

  12. Slide 12: Development of High Grade Target Zones for Mineralised Array Five

    For personal use only Figure Nine: Development of High Grade target Zones for Mineralised Array Five The geological logs from past drill programs indicate that target depth for a high grade pod located in the heart of the number four mineralised array is at approximately 240 metres below surface. Dr

  13. Slide 13: Juno & White Devil Mines – Map Grid Re-orientated to True North

    For personal use only Figure Ten: Juno & White Devil Mines– Map Grid Re‐orientated to True North Both local and regional scale research initiatives directed towards better describing the structural setting for the Tennant Creek mineral deposits are ongoing. Definition of the orientation of the host

  14. Slide 14: Application of New Capital – Direct Exploration

    For personal use only Figure Eleven: Application of New Capital – Direct Exploration Establishing significant gold resource projects in complex geological environments such as the Tennant Creek Mineral Field requires persistent effort and continued innovation over time. Given the long term nature of

  15. Slide 15: Mining Leases MLC & MA 26902

    For personal use only Figure Twelve: Mining Leases MLC 511 & MA 26902 The project area is traversed by a sealed road and is ideally located close to service connections of power, natural gas and potable water, and within 500m of the local airport and rail line. The mineralisation at Westminster is n

  16. Slide 16: Nearly Twelve Months Consolidation for Gold Prices

    For personal use only Figure Thirteen: Nearly Twelve Months consolidation for Gold Prices Shares on Issue (June 2012) 73.7m Range ‐June 2011 ‐June2012 Directors & Founders 39% Price/ordinary share $0.087 ‐ $0.250 Top Twenty 69% Market Capitalisation $6.4m – $18.4m Truscott has demonstrated the disci

  17. Slide 17: Competent Person's Statement

    Competent Person’s Statement: The contents of this report, that relate to geology and exploration results, are based on information reviewed by Dr Judith Hanson, who is a full time employee of Truscott Mining Corporation Limited and a Member of the Australasian Institute of Mining & Metallurgy. She

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