Minbos Resources Limited · ASX:MNB
Minbos Resources — Investor Presentation (September 2022)
15 slides from Minbos Resources's investor presentation, September 2022
Slide 1: Africa Down Under Presentation
AFRICA DOWN UNDER PRESENTATION September 2022
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer Some of the statements appearing in this announcement may be in the nature of forward-looking statements. You should be aware that such statements are only predictions and are subject to inherent risks and uncertainties. Those risks and uncertainties include factors and risks specific to
Slide 3: Gas prices are driving fertilizer and food prices
Gas prices are driving fertilizer and food prices
Slide 4: Investment Overview
Investment Overview Development of food security & clean energy projects in Angola Granulated Green The Phosphate Ammonia Future Fertiliser Cabinda Phosphate Fertilizer Project Capanda Green Ammonia Project Future Opportunities – 100% of fertilizers imported in Angola – Government support to establi
Slide 5: Phosphate fertilizer plant, ready to ship, ready to grow
PHOSPHATE FERTILIZER PLANT, READY TO SHIP, READY TO GROW Phosphate fertilizer plant dryer drum, ready to be shipped from FEECO headquarters USA ASX:MNB | 5
Slide 6: Flowsheet Flexibility
FLOWSHEET FLEXIBILITY PLANT DESIGN DELIVERS MULTIPLE PRODUCT OPTIONS Enhanced Phosphate Fertilizer Beneficiated Phosphate Fertilizer Super Phosphate Fertilizer ASX:MNB | 6 DFS FLOW SHEET
Slide 7: Angola Fertilizer & Farm Productivity Program (AFFPP)
ANGOLA FERTILIZER & FARM PRODUCTIVITY PROGRAM (AFFPP) LINKING FARMERS TO OUR LOCALLY PRODUCED FERTILIZER The ‘Grow to Eat’ market comprises 3 million smallholders on 5 million hectares – AFFPP aims to double the yields of this sector. Produce fertilizers from local resources Strong Government polici
Slide 8: IFDC and Minbos - the missing links
IFDC and Minbos - the missing links Farmers, Markets, Aggregators and Infrastructure already in place ASX:MNB | 8
Slide 9: The Most Compelling Green Ammonia Project Globally
THE MOST COMPELLING GREEN AMMONIA PROJECT GLOBALLY
Slide 10: Why Minbos & Green Ammonia?
Background Why Minbos & Green Ammonia? 1. ENERGY 2. MACRO 3. ANGOLA’S 4. OUR 200MW 5. IT’S BEEN TRANSITION IS TAILWINDS GREEN ENERGY POWER DONE BEFORE ACCELERATING ADVANTAGE CONCESSION 93 countries with net-zero targets by Natural gas represents 80-90% of Minbos has secured 200MW of Zero- 1972 - com
Slide 11: Why making Green Ammonia locally matters
Why making Green Ammonia locally matters Our US$200/t local for local advantage ASX:MNB | 11 Source: Stamicarbon CAN analysis derived from AFAP/IFDC
Slide 12: Soil Health is Soil Carbon
a fo) MINBOS SOIL ORGANIC CARBON Soil Health is Soil Carbon
Slide 13: Build the soils, sequester the carbon
Build the soils, sequester the carbon Good for soil, good for the farmer, good for the environment, good for business ASX:MNB | 13
Slide 14: Soil Carbon Potential
Soil Carbon Potential Grow to Eat area has unique Soil Carbon Opportunity Pre-requisites for Soil Carbon Sequestration • High rainfall Grow to Eat area annual rainfall around 1000mm • Soil clay content >10% Grow to Eat around 20% clay content • Nutrient depletion in the Grow to Eat area due to no Gr
Slide 15: Next 12 months
Next 12 months Development of food security & clean energy projects in Angola Granulated Green The Phosphate Ammonia Future Fertiliser Cabinda Phosphate Fertilizer Project Capanda Green Ammonia Project Future Opportunities – 100% of fertilizers imported in Angola – Government support to establish a
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