Santana Minerals Ltd. · ASX:SMI
Santana Minerals — AusIMM NZ Branch Conference 2023
19 slides from Santana Minerals's conference presentation, Aug 18, 2023
Slide 1: Santana Minerals to present at AusIMM NZ Branch Conference
ASX Announcement Date: 18th August 2023 SANTANA MINERALS TO PRESENT AT AUSIMM NZ BRANCH CONFERENCE 18 August 2023 Santana Minerals Limited (ASX: SMI) (“Santana” or “the Company”) is pleased to announce that Damian Spring, CEO, and Andrew Allibone, consulting geologist, will be presenting at the Aust
Slide 2: Mineralisation at the Rise and Shine Gold deposit, Bendigo District
ASX:SMI For personal use only Mineralisation at the Rise and Shine Gold deposit, Bendigo District Andrew Allibone, Consulting Geologist AusIMM NZ Branch Annual Conference August 2023
Slide 3: Disclaimer
Disclaimer Disclaimer Previous Disclosure - 2012 JORC Code For personal use only All information contained in this presentation is of a general nature. Potential investors are cautioned The information in this report that relates to Mineral Resources or Ore Reserves is based on information provided
Slide 4: Project location and regional geological setting
For personal use only Project location and regional geological setting 3
Slide 5: Local geological context of the Rise and Shine Shear Zone (RSSZ)
Local geological context of the Rise and Shine Shear Zone (RSSZ) For personal use only
Slide 6: Long section through the RSSZ and TGF
Long section through the RSSZ and TGF For personal use only
Slide 7: Drilling through the Thomson Gorge Fault (TGF)
Drilling through the Thomson Gorge Fault (TGF) For personal use only
Slide 8: Thomson Gorge Fault (TGF)
Thomson Gorge Fault (TGF) The Thomson Gorge For personal use only Fault comprises 20-100 cm of soft, clay rich puggy cataclasite which structurally underlies less strongly deformed TZ3 schist (HQ core) Minor splays off the main strand of the Thomson Gorge Fault extend into the underlying mineralised
Slide 9: Strands of the Rise and Shine Shear Zone
Strands of the Rise and Shine Shear Zone For personal use only (All examples HQ core)
Slide 10: Infill veins and breccias within the RSSZ
Infill veins and breccias within the RSSZ For personal use only
Slide 11: Other elements of the Rise and Shine Shear Zone
Other elements of the Rise and Shine Shear Zone Minor altered shears associated For personal use only with some veins Micro-faults and associated carbonate veinlets Early banded ankerite/siderite – quartz veins (All examples HQ core)
Slide 12: The Rise and Shine Shear Zone includes
The Rise and Shine Shear Zone includes: For personal use only 1. A major first order fault that comprises silica-siderite/ankerite- arsenopyrite-altered, brecciated, and crushed schist cataclasite. 2. Splay faults defined by narrower zones of altered, cataclasite traceable for 10s to 100s of metres.
Slide 13: East-west cross section 5017180N through RAS
East-west cross section 5017180N through RAS For personal use only • At RAS, the main strand of the RSSZ is a trough- shaped zone of altered cataclasite whose upper surface is truncated by the TG Fault. • Splays cut the TZ4 schist in the footwall of the main strand of the RSSZ • Mineralised veins fo
Slide 14: East-west cross section 5017240N through RAS
East-west cross section 5017240N through RAS For personal use only Orientations of mineralised veins Deposit core Western zones
Slide 15: 560mRL and 530mRL level plans through RAS
560mRL and 530mRL level plans through RAS For personal use only
Slide 16: Correlation between Au distribution and geology
Correlation between Au distribution and geology For personal use only
Slide 17: Overall structure of the main strand of the Rise & Shine Shear Zone
Overall structure of the main strand of the Rise & Shine Shear Zone Inclined section on the base of the Thomson Gorge Fault/top of the Rise & Shine Shear Zone with structure contours For personal use only
Slide 18: Summary
Summary The southern part of the RAS deposit is: For personal use only 1. Located in and below a NNE-trending rod-shaped bend in the main strand of the RSSZ that coincides with several 50-300+ metre-scale 2nd-3rd order splays. 2. This bend and the core of the deposit do not extend to surface. 3. Gol
Slide 19: Contact
For personal use only ASX:SMI Damian Spring Chief Executive Officer dspring@santanaminerals.com +64 21 333943 Cameron Peacock Investor Relations & Business Development cpeacock@santanaminerals.com +61 439 908 732 santanaminerals.com