Zinc Of Ireland Nl · ASX:ZMI
Zinc Of Ireland Nl — Global Nickel Investments NL — Australian Nickel Conference 2011
21 slides from Zinc Of Ireland Nl's conference presentation, September 2011
Slide 1: Australian Nickel Conference
I N V E S T M E N T S N L Australian Nickel Conference September 2011 “A multi-commodity approach to an under-explored greenstone belt” Peter Peebles – Exploration Manager
Slide 2: Disclaimer
I N V E S T M E N T S N L Disclaimer • This document is not a disclosure document nor does it constitute the provision of financial product advice. No representation or warranty is made as to the accuracy, completeness or reliability of the information. The information is provided expressly on the b
Slide 3: GNI's Corporate Strategy
I N V E S T M E N T S N L GNI’s Corporate Strategy • Highly prospective, under-explored greenstone belt • Demonstrated mineralisation • Multi-commodity targeting • Rapid drill targeting - geophysics + geochemistry + geology • Drill-ready targets • Strong technical management 3
Slide 4: Global Nickel Overview
I N V E S T M E N T S N L Global Nickel Overview • Market Capitalisation of $4m on Issued Capital of: • 256m ordinary shares (ASX: GNI), last traded at $0.016 • 115m partly paid shares (ASX: GNICA) with 8.25c to pay • 215m 10c, 30 June 2012 options (ASX: GNIOA) • Governance and Management: • Directo
Slide 5: Commanding a Dominant Position
I N V E S T M E N T S N L Commanding a Dominant Position • Controls 90% of the Jutson's Rocks Greenstone Belt (JRGB) in Western Australia - 60km strike totalling 675km2 • Strategic acquisition and consolidation though 100% holdings and joint ventures • Modern exploration minimal due to inability to
Slide 6: Project Location
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Slide 7: GNI Title Position - JRGB
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Slide 8: Targets
I N V E S T M E N T S N L Targets • Nickel-copper sulphides “Kambalda-style” – associated with komatites Sudbury/salay malay style – associated with gabbro intrusions • Copper-lead-zinc sulphide deposits Volcanogenic deposits associated with intermediate volcanic-sediment sequences Magmatic differen
Slide 9: Previous Exploration
I N V E S T M E N T S N L Previous Exploration • Various exploration campaigns by a number of companies, mostly dating back to the 70’s, prior to access negotiations. • With the exception of Tasminex, very little follow up of initial results • GNI first company to integrate all of this work: 575 roc
Slide 10: Historic Rock Chip Sample Results
Historic Rock Chip Sample Results ROCK CHIP RESULTS Cu Ni Au Pd >5% > 0.5% > 5 g/t > 0.5 g/t 24.0 1.89 20.5 0.77 13.2 0.62 15.8 12.8 0.57 11.21 8.7 0.5 10.65 8.3 8.64 6.0 5.07 5.7 5.5 10
Slide 11: Historical Tasminex Core
Historical Tasminex Core Tasminex Hole TDH3 – multiple intersections of up to 2.85% Cu and 0.44% Ni in an altered gabbro 11
Slide 12: New Targets from Previous Exploration
I N V E S T M E N T S N L New Targets from Previous Exploration • Identification of significant geochemical anomalies – many with support from multiple surveys • Copper and nickel: 7 Ni geochemical anomalies 13 Cu anomalies • 2 co-incident Cu-Ni anomalies One Cu anomaly is co-incident with strong VT
Slide 13: Geochemistry Has Tightened in on Targets
I N V E S T M E N T S N L Geochemistry Has Tightened in on Targets Anomalous Gold Anomalous Anomalous Domains Nickel Domains Copper Domains 13
Slide 14: GNI Exploration 2010
GNI Exploration 2010 • Airborne VTEM surveys – Mt Cornell and Jutson’s Rocks and Mt. Venn projects 20+ significant conductors • Drilling of VTEM anomalies – 43 holes for 7002m Generated a number of anomalous mineralised intersections of Cu, Zn and Au in the Mt Cornell area - up to 0.25% Cu & 0.59% Z
Slide 15: GNI Exploration 2011 to Date
GNI Exploration 2011 to Date • Second phase of VTEM – Mt Cornell SW and Mt. Venn Projects (750 line km) • 10 priority targets Mt. Venn – follow up showed Cu mineralisation over two anomalies. Several close to significant Cu-Ni intersections in old Tasminex holes 9 priority targets Mt. Cornell. One t
Slide 16: BLEG Anomalies > 1 ppb Au
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Slide 17: EM Drill Targets Mt. Cornell and Mt. Venn - and RC Drill Holes
EM Drill Targets Mt. Cornell and Mt. Venn – and RC Drill Holes 17
Slide 18: Current Status of Exploration
Current Status of Exploration • Programme delayed early this year due to rain • This resulted in the postponement of geophysics ground work and geochemical sampling • Which resulted in delays to the submission of the PoW to the DME and heritage clearances • Heritage surveys over E38/1540 and 1541 co
Slide 19: Current Status of Exploration (cont.)
Current Status of Exploration (cont.) • Infill and additional soil geochemistry to define drill targets will commence as soon as statutory permissions granted. (POW). This work is expected to define new targets with follow up using RAB drilling possibly before the end of the year. • For Mt Venn, the
Slide 20: Competent Persons Statement
I N V E S T M E N T S N L Competent Persons Statement • The information in this presentation that relates to exploration results, mineral resources or ore reserves is based on information compiled by Peter Peebles, who is a member of the Australasian Institute of Mining & Metallurgy. Peter Peebles i
Slide 21: Contact Details
Contact Details Global Nickel and Investments NL Head Office: Address: Suite 1901, Level 19 109 Pitt Street Sydney NSW 2000 Phone: +61 2 9225 4050 Website: www.globalnickel.com.au Email: info@globalnickel.com.au 21
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