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Impact Minerals — Africa DownUnder Conference 2010

19 slides from Impact Minerals's conference presentation, Sep 2, 2010

  1. Slide 1: Presentation to Africa DownUnder Conference

    Market Cap ASX ANNOUNCEMENT A$13.5 m ($0.115 p/s) ASX: IPT For personal use only Date: 2 September 2010 Number: 151/020910 Issued Capital 117,403,328 IMPACT MINERALS LIMITED PRESENTATION TO AFRICA DOWNUNDER CONFERENCE Attached is a copy of a presentation to be delivered by Dr Mike Jones to the Afric

  2. Slide 2: Dr Michael Jones - Managing Director

    For personal use only Dr Michael Jones ‐ Managing Director

  3. Slide 3: Investment Highlights

    Investment Highlights For personal use only 932,000 sq km exploration portfolio in Botswana with world class uranium exploration potential: up to 18,000 m drill programme in progress: • 400 km of strike of uranium prospective rocks north and south of A‐Cap’s large Letlhakane Uranium Project, which i

  4. Slide 4: Corporate Overview

    Corporate Overview For personal use only ASX Code IPT Issued Shares 117 million Options 8 million Market Cap (at 17 cents) $17 million Cash (30 June) $5.8 million Debt nil Enterprise Value $12 million 3

  5. Slide 5: Project Locations

    Project Locations For personal use only Botswana – Uranium Australia – Uranium, Nickel and Gold Botswana Uranium Project Killarney Drummond West Quinns Lake Drummond East Clermont 500 km Yarrabubba Moly King Southern Africa – Platinum Group Metals and Nickel 4

  6. Slide 6: Why Botswana?

    Why Botswana? For personal use only • Ranked No. 1 in Mining in Africa by Fraser Institute 2009; • Excellent access and infrastructure; • Very long record of political and macroeconomic stability; • 43% of GDP in mining; 5

  7. Slide 7: Botswana Uranium

    Botswana Uranium For personal use only • 100% Impact; • Tenements totaling 32,000 sq km with 450 km strike of highly prospective Karoo host rocks; Sua • Largest uranium landholding in Botswana; 10,000 m • Further tenements pending; • Tenements are north and south of A‐Cap’s 158 Mlb* Letlhakane‐Serul

  8. Slide 8: No Exploration 1970's-2006

    No Exploration 1970’s‐2006 For personal use only Letlhakane (116 Mlb) Kalahari sand covers much of 116 Mlb U3O8 central Botswana and greatly reduced or obscured radiometric responses. Sand is generally less than 20 m thick. 10 km 7

  9. Slide 9: Lekobolo: Surface Geology

    Lekobolo: Surface Geology For personal use only Target Styles: Karoo Host Rocks 116 Mlb U3O8 Letlhakane (A‐Cap) Serule resource analogue 42 Mlb 344 Mt at 152 ppm for 116 Mlb U3O8 (100 ppm cut off) Kayelekera (Paladin) analogue Ore Reserve 12.6 Mt @ 1,053 ppm for 29 Mlb U3O8 (400 ppm cut off) 8

  10. Slide 10: Lekobolo Q1 2010 Drill Results

    Lekobolo Q1 2010 Drill Results For personal use only Area of infill drilling • 2009‐2010 Programme: 27 out of 59 holes returned anomalous uranium results • Significant mineralisation defined at eastern end of area tested • 2010 INFILL DRILL PROGRAMME: 2,000 m of infill drilling 9

  11. Slide 11: Lekobolo Q1 2010 Drill Results

    Lekobolo Q1 2010 Drill Results For personal use only • Mineralisation occurs at or near surface and extends for 3 km • High grade intercepts occur at contact of mudstone with sandstone and conglomerate 10

  12. Slide 12: Lekobolo: Local high grades

    Lekobolo: Local high grades For personal use only XRF PPM U values from INNOVX handheld XRF. 529 191 1319 1346 4656 1079 3220 4193 1335 11

  13. Slide 13: Morolane and Mosolotsane

    Morolane and Mosolotsane For personal use only • Soil geochemistry and airborne radiometric data survey has identified numerous targets for follow up work; • Drilling of Karoo‐style targets at Morolane and Mosolotsane has identified modest mineralisation in palaeochannels; • Follow up work along the

  14. Slide 14: Sua: Airborne Radiometric Data

    Sua: Airborne Radiometric Data For personal use only Two very large airborne radiometric uranium Area to be drilled anomalies covering 200 sq km Soil sampling results confirm radiometric anomaly eU anomaly 5-15 ppm 13

  15. Slide 15: Sua: Soil Results and Drill Targets

    Sua: Soil Results and Drill Targets For personal use only • Soil survey identifies 200 sq km of elevated uranium; • At least 8 targets for further work; • Open to north and south; and • Further soil surveys being planned. Area to be drilled • September DRILL PROGRAMME of 10,000 m aircore 14

  16. Slide 16: Ikongwe and Shosong: Calcrete channels

    Ikongwe and Shosong: Calcrete channels For personal use only Yeelirrie Analogue: 56,000 t U3O8 • Soil survey identifies at least 8 large targets for further work; • Open to north; • Field checking and further soil surveys being planned; • Drill testing ASAP. 10 km 15

  17. Slide 17: Impala Platinum Alliance

    Impala Platinum Alliance For personal use only Impala Platinum Alliance – partnering with the world’s second largest platinum producer • Impala Platinum is funding project generation activities in 8 southern African countries over at least two years for a total investment of US$800,000 renewable; •

  18. Slide 18: Summary & Investment Highlights

    Summary & Investment Highlights For personal use only 932,000 sq km exploration portfolio in Botswana with world class uranium exploration potential; 910,000 m drill programme to start September with follow‐up drilling in October‐November; 9A Strategic Alliance with Impala Platinum to identify PGE p

  19. Slide 19: For personal use only

    For personal use only The review of exploration activities and results contained in this report is based on information compiled by Dr Mike Jones, a Member of the Australian Institute of Geoscientists. He is a director of the company and works full time for Impact Minerals Limited. He has sufficient

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