Alma Metals Limited · ASX:ALM

Alma Metals — Investor Presentation (July 2022)

22 slides from Alma Metals's investor presentation, July 2022

  1. Slide 1: Advanced copper exploration in Australia

    July 2022 Advanced copper exploration in Australia ASX: ALM

  2. Slide 2: Copper Exploration Portfolio Summary

    Copper Exploration Portfolio Summary  Earn-In option exercised over Briggs Copper Project in East Kimberley Queensland, ALM can earn up to 70%. Copper  Next phase of drilling at Briggs to start in H2 2022, to test exploration targets, increase resource size and provide material for metallugical te

  3. Slide 3: Strategic Focus on Australia and Copper

    Strategic Focus on Australia and Copper  Very strong fundamentals for long-term growth in copper market.  ALM seeking to expand portfolio with more exposure to copper  Focus on Tier 1 fiscal jurisdictions.  Demand for copper increasing for global de-carbonisation (renewable energy, electric vehi

  4. Slide 4: Copper's role in Global De-carbonisation

    Copper’s role in Global De-carbonisation Source: Trafigura Research April 2022 Slide 4 Source: Bloomberg, WoodMac, UBS estimates May 2021

  5. Slide 5: Copper Demand to Drive Long-Term Growth

    Copper Demand to Drive Long-Term Growth  Short term downward pressure on copper prices due to slight oversupply between 2023 and 2024.  Market into strong deficit by 2026, with a supply shortfall from 2026 to 2030 and beyond.  Need multiple, large new mines on-stream by 2026 to avoid massive shor

  6. Slide 6: ALM: Corporate snapshot

    ALM: Corporate snapshot Alasdair Cooke Executive Chairman SHARES ON ISSUE: 740M Geologist and founding director, 30 years in exploration OPTIONS: 40.0M Frazer Tabeart Managing Director Geologist, Cu-Au expert, >30 years in exploration CASH: ~A$1.5M John Dean Non-Exec Director VALUE OF LISTED SHARES

  7. Slide 7: Briggs, Mannersley & Fig Tree Hill Location

    Briggs, Mannersley & Fig Tree Hill Location  Provides ALM with exposure to a large, outcropping low-grade copper deposit in an excellent jurisdiction and with significant upside.  Excellent infrastructure, close to road, rail, power, water and only 50km west of Gladstone, SE Queensland.  Very low

  8. Slide 8: Briggs, Mannersley & Fig Tree Hill Cu project

    Briggs, Mannersley & Fig Tree Hill Cu project  SE Queensland - low risk, Tier 1 jurisdiction.  Advanced porphyry copper project with 143Mt @0.29% Cu inferred mineral resource (JORC) at Briggs Central Porphyry.  Significant opportunity to grow the project, with an Exploration Target of 455Mt to 85

  9. Slide 9: Excellent Preliminary Metallurgy Test Results

    Excellent Preliminary Metallurgy Test Results  Three representative types of mineralisation delivered copper flotation recoveries of 92-95% and concentrate grades of 17-20% copper  These results are scoping level and not optimized.  Upside potential to improve concentrate grades through subsequen

  10. Slide 10: Surface Geochemistry is Very Effective

    Surface Geochemistry is Very Effective  Mineralisation outcrops over >2km strike length, but most of the drilling focused in the central 500m only (Briggs Central).  Soil sampling is very effective in outlining copper mineralisation.  0.1% Cu contour outlines three mineralised intrusive clusters

  11. Slide 11: Magnetic Lows Correlate with Mineralisation

    Magnetic Lows Correlate with Mineralisation  Magnetic data collected in 2015 by Rio Tinto Exploration highlights the intrusive clusters as magnetic lows.  These lows are interpreted as magnetite destruction caused by phyllic (quartz- sericite-pyrite) alteration.  The presence of sericite in the s

  12. Slide 12: 2021 RC Drilling Program Highlights Upside

    2021 RC Drilling Program Highlights Upside  Twelve RC holes completed in late 2021.  Porphyry Cu-Mo mineralisation intersected in drilling at both the Northern and Southern Porphyry targets, significantly increasing the strike length of known mineralisation.  Cu-Mo mineralisation occurs beneath a

  13. Slide 13: Briggs Central – RC Drilling Results

    Briggs Central – RC Drilling Results  Holes 21BRC0002 to 21BRC0005 confirmed that copper occurs outside the current resource envelope, indicating that the resource can be expanded with further drilling.  Hole 21BRC0012 confirms higher grade copper zones, like those in historical hole RC93BR5, occu

  14. Slide 14: Northern Porphyry – RC Drilling Results

    Northern Porphyry – RC Drilling Results  The Northern Porphyry has a similar tenor copper-in-soils geochemical footprint to the Central Porphyry with anomalous copper greater than 1,000ppm over an area measuring 600m x 400m.  21BRC010 drilled into the peak of the copper soil anomaly and ended in s

  15. Slide 15: Large Upside – Exploration Targets

    Large Upside – Exploration Targets  Exploration targets have been developed with the following information used to determine size and grade ranges:  Surface area determined by geological mapping and 0.1% Cu contour in soils.  Similar depth extent to published mineral resource estimate.  +/-30% r

  16. Slide 16: Next stages in SE Queensland

    Next stages in SE Queensland  Short term (next six months):  Additional drilling (~3,000m) to validate exploration targets at Northern Porphyry and Briggs Central to commence in H2.  Complete soil sampling program on 100m x 50m grid.  Metallurgical test-work to confirm previous excellent flotati

  17. Slide 17: East Kimberley copper projects

    East Kimberley copper projects  Five exploration licences under application (100% ALM) in the East Kimberley District of Western Australia:  Considered highly prospective for sediment-hosted, stratiform copper mineralisation like the world class central African Copper Belt (Zambia, DRC)  e.g. Kam

  18. Slide 18: SW Terrane copper-gold exploration in WA

    SW Terrane copper-gold exploration in WA  SW Terrane an emerging multi-commodity province containing world class deposits of copper, PGE’s, gold, lithium, alumina and mineral sands  Exploration licences granted for copper +/- gold and one other under application.  Three project areas which are co

  19. Slide 19: Sunnyside-Mayanup Progress

    Sunnyside-Mayanup Progress  Sunnyside and Mayanup contain elevated copper values in regional CSIRO laterite sampling up to 409ppm Cu.  Locally mapped porphyritic hornblende- quartz monzonites in central part of Sunnyside = good host rocks for porphyry deposits.  Roadside soil sampling competed on

  20. Slide 20: Kondinin and Tarin Rock Targets

    Kondinin and Tarin Rock Targets  200m spaced roadside soil sampling programs for Kondinin and Tarin Rock completed last quarter.  Assays expected shortly - follow-up programs to be designed as warranted. Tarin Rock Project Kondinin Project Slide 20

  21. Slide 21: Summary

    Summary  Alma Metals is an Australian copper exploration company.  Management with strong technical background for copper.  Focus on projects with potential for large deposits in Australia:  Earn-In JV over Briggs and Mannersley copper project (143Mt @ 0.29% Cu inferred mineral resource) in SE Q

  22. Slide 22: Cautionary Notes

    Cautionary Notes This presentation has been prepared by Alma Metals Limited (“Alma Metals”) to assist in informing interested parties about the Company and its progress. It should not be considered as an offer or invitation to subscribe for or purchase any securities in Alma Metals or as an induceme

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