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Minbos Resources — Africa Down Under 2019
13 slides from Minbos Resources's conference presentation, Sep 5, 2019
Slide 1: Africa Down Under Presentation 2019
5 SEPTEMBER 2019 ASX ANNOUNCEMENT AFRICA DOWN UNDER PRESENTATION 2019 Minbos is pleased to attach the presentation to be made to the African Downunder 2019 conference on Thursday 5th September. The presentation summarises the basis upon which Minbos intends to tender for the phosphate licenses in An
Slide 2: A Low-Cost/High-Yield Fertiliser Opportunity
A LOW-COST /HIGH-YIELD FERTILISER OPPORTUNITY AFRICA DOWN UNDER September 2019
Slide 3: A Fertilizer Opportunity
A FERTILIZER OPPORTUNITY LOW-COST/HIGH-YIELD FERTILIZER 75% effectiveness at 47% of import WSP costs HIGH SOLUBILITY OPPORTUNITY Suitable for crops and soils within Angola and the wider Congo Basin (Pop. 75M & 70% employed in agriculture) GREENHOUSE & ENGINEERING TRIALS UNDERWAY Greenhouse & enginee
Slide 4: Cabinda Project
CABINDA PROJECT Rock Phosphate Mined at Cacacata and trucked to Porto de Caio Crop Nutrient support Truck Transport services for local, to Porto de Caio farmers, soils and crops. Truck Transport to Blending Plant granulate distribution centres in Rock Phosphate with agricultural districts. Water Sol
Slide 5: The Right Mix
THE RIGHT MIX WHY BLEND PHOSPHATE ROCK AND WSP? § Solubility is related to the ‘a-value’ of the apatite mineral lattice. Substitution of CO3 for PO4 and sometimes OH for F in the apatite mineral lattice changes decreases the a-value making the mineral lattice weaker and more soluble § Phosphate must
Slide 6: Raw Angolan Phosphate Rock vs Imported Fertilizer vs Cabinda Phosphate Fertilizer
RAW ANGOLAN IMPORTED CABINDA PHOSPHATE PHOSPHATE ROCK FERTILIZER FERTILIZER ü 85% local phosphate rock/15% water § Raw phosphate rock § 100% water soluble phosphate soluble phosphate blend § Unsuitable for use in Angola or fertilizer ü Low-cost wider Congo Basin § Fast-release phosphate ü High-solub
Slide 7: The Cabinda Cost Advantage
THE CABINDA COST ADVANTAGE LOW-COST/HIGH-YIELD Relative Agronomic Effectiveness (RAE): measure of Cabinda Blend performance against imported WSP fertilizer at the same Phosphate content. Relative Cost (RC) of the Phosphate Rock Blend vs imported WSP fertilizer.* Nd * The Relative Cost is calculated
Slide 8: Innovation and Collaboration
INNOVATION AND COLLABORATION CORNERSTONE PARTNER - IFDC § International fertilizer development Center (IFDC) Founded in 1974 § An international non-profit organization focused on increasing and sustaining food security and agricultural productivity in over 100 developing countries § Specialised rese
Slide 9: IFDC Greenhouse Trials
IFDC GREENHOUSE TRIALS IFDC GREENHOUSE TRIALS § 20 months of trials § 4 crops - Winter wheat, maize, residual maize (Completed), Sorghum (Ongoing) § Various ph. soils - 4.8 to 7.8 § Trials are ongoing INTERIM RESULTS/FINDINGS Angolan soils, crops and climate are ideally suited for Enhanced Rock Phos
Slide 10: Granulation Plant Design
GRANULATION PLANT DESIGN SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF GRANULATION TRIALS 500kg's of Cabinda phosphate rock was successfully processed at the IFDC’s world-class trial plant in Alabama (USA). PROCESSING AND PLANT DESIGN Granulation testing to produce plant flow design including: § Engineering drawings § O
Slide 11: Poised for Growth
cos Mees POISED FOR GROWTH foto tins Q2 Q3 Q4 qi Q2 Q3 May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep CORPORATE Tender SSD DFS Capital Raising @ Construction Raising e TECHNICAL Environmental _ sr Granulation Design — Updated DFS ds Long Lead Items —_—_x___{___ COMMERCIAL Operat
Slide 12: An Emerging Agribusiness
AN EMERGING AGRIBUSINESS RIGHT PRODUCT Most effective in Angolan soils, climate and crops RIGHT PRICE Cabinda Phosphate Fertilizer production cost advantage RIGHT PLACE Angolan and regional Congo Basin markets RIGHT PROMOTION Collaboration with IFDC and Government to grow Angolan agriculture ANGOLA
Slide 13: Disclosures
DISCLOSURES COMPETENT PERSON The information in this presentation that relates to the Exploration Results and Phosphate Resources, Production Targets and Cost Estimation was extracted from Minbos’sASX announcement dated 6 June 2012, 16 October 2013 and 5 December 2013 respectively entitled “Cacata P