St. George Mining Ltd. · ASX:SGQ
St. George Mining — 2022 Battery Minerals Conference, Perth
18 slides from St. George Mining's conference presentation, Apr 6, 2022
Slide 1: Presentation – Battery Minerals Conference, Perth
ASX / MEDIA RELEASE 6 April 2022 For personal use only PRESENTATION – BATTERY MINERALS CONFERENCE, PERTH St George Mining Limited (ASX: SGQ)) is participating in Paydirt’s Battery Minerals Conference in Perth today as a major sponsor. A copy of the Investor Presentation for the Conference is attache
Slide 2: Investor Presentation, 2022 Battery Minerals Conference, Perth
For personal use only Investor Presentation 2022 Battery Minerals Conference, Perth 5 April 2022 Massive nickel-copper sulphides in MAD199; announced 14 April 2021 ST GEORGE MINING LIMITED ACN 139 308 973 ASX: SGQ
Slide 3: Project Portfolio
Project Portfolio Focus on future-facing metals For personal use only • High-grade Ni-Cu-PGEs discovered near-surface with Mt Alexander large mineral system which remains open • Additional new conceptual targets planned for drilling Prospective for Winu-style copper-gold mineralisation Paterson • •
Slide 4: Corporate Overview
Corporate Overview Expertise to create value for shareholders For personal use only Directors and Management – Vision and Experience for Success Market Capitalisation John PRINEAS, Executive Chairman – founding shareholder with over Listed Shares 25 years experience in mining, and the banking and le
Slide 5: Nickel Market Dynamics
Nickel Market Dynamics Price cycle in upswing For personal use only ASX: SGQ | St George Mining Limited April 2022 4
Slide 6: Nickel for EVs
Nickel for EVs Demand surge for battery production For personal use only January year-on-year installed NMC battery capacity for EVs increases 144% in 2022, supporting strong demand for nickel and other battery metals: BHP Chief Commercial Officer, Vandita Pant: “Demand for nickel in batteries is es
Slide 7: Mt Alexander - Overview
Mt Alexander - Overview High-grade discovery in strategic location Exceptional high-grade mineralisation: For personal use only • Discoveries of near-surface mineralisation are on the 15km-long, east-northeast Cathedrals Belt • Mafic intrusions hosting Ni-Cu-PGE sulphides identified over a strike of
Slide 8: Initial Discoveries
Initial Discoveries Fresh sulphides near-surface Four shallow, high-grade discoveries over a 5.5km strike of the Cathedrals Belt – extensive strike suggests a large fertile system with potential for mineralisation For personal use only deeper and along strike from the current shallow discoveries Lon
Slide 9: New, conceptual targets
New, conceptual targets Potential for large discoveries For personal use only Target 1 – Ida Fault: • Intersection of Ida Fault and Cathedrals Belt • Ida Fault is a major intra-cratonic domain boundary fault only 2.5km west of current limit of high grade intersections at West End • May have been a c
Slide 10: Seismic surveys
Seismic surveys Mapping the structures that host mineralised intrusives 2021 trial seismic survey has effectively mapped the down dip continuation of the structures containing the For personal use only • mineralised intrusives – confirmed by drilling • Additional seismic lines to be completed in Jun
Slide 11: Expansion Programme
Expansion Programme Extension and infill drilling for existing discoveries For personal use only • All four shallow, high-grade discoveries in the Cathedrals Belt – Stricklands, Radar, Cathedrals and Investigators remain open • Potential for additional high-grade Ni-Cu-PGE mineralisation to be delin
Slide 12: More Expansion of Mineralisation
More Expansion of Mineralisation Cathedrals and Investigators growth potential For personal use only Left: plan view map of Cathedrals showing drilling (over SAMSON anomaly). Infill and expansion drilling is planned to test for further extensions of the high-grade mineralisation. Drilling at Mt Alex
Slide 13: Major Drilling Programmes
Major Drilling Programmes Extensive drilling scheduled throughout 2022 For personal use only • Diamond and reverse circulation (RC) drilling to be deployed in 2022 • Drilling will focus on: testing new, conceptual targets completing infill and extension drilling for near-surface known mineralisa
Slide 14: Mt Alexander – Development Potential
Mt Alexander – Development Potential Opportunity for low cost operation being assessed For personal use only Metallurgical test work confirms separate commercially attractive nickel and copper concentrates: • XPS (a Glencore company) in Canada has completed detailed test work on the Stricklands mine
Slide 15: Paterson Project
Paterson Project Emerging copper-gold targets Excellent address: For personal use only • St George holds 100% of two prospective tenements • Neighbouring companies Antipa (ASX: AZY) and Sipa (ASX: SRI) have joint ventures with Rio Tinto • St George ground has not been explored by modern geophysics a
Slide 16: Broadview Project
Broadview Project Opportunity in major emerging mineral province For personal use only Prospective greenfields exploration: • Located in Western Australia’s Wheatbelt, approximately 150km east of Perth • Two exploration licences covering two arcuate belts interpreted to be large mafic intrusives adj
Slide 17: Discovery and growth opportunities across multiple projects
Discovery and growth opportunities For personal use only across multiple projects: Mt Alexander: High-grade nickel-copper sulphide project with significant upside in the heart of Western Australia’s Goldfields. Paterson: Compelling copper-gold targets with similarities to recent major discoveries in
Slide 18: Forward looking statements and disclosures
Forward looking statements and disclosures For personal use only The information in this report that relates to Exploration Targets, Exploration Results, Mineral Resources or Ore Reserves is based on information compiled by Mr Dave Mahon, a Competent Person who is a Member of The Australian Institut
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