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Gateway Mining — Shareholder Meeting (November 2010)

38 slides from Gateway Mining's shareholder meeting presentation, Nov 29, 2010

  1. Slide 1: Annual General Meeting Technical Presentation

    GATEWAY MINING LIMITED For personal use only Annual General Meeting 29th November 2010 Technical Presentation ASX CODE: GML

  2. Slide 2: Project Locations

    PROJECT LOCATIONS For personal use only AGM 29 November 2010 2

  3. Slide 3: Exploration: The Way Forward

    EXPLORATION For personal use only The Way Forward  The Company has advanced copper-gold exploration projects  Joint Ventures active on the Western Australian Projects AGM 29 November 2010 3

  4. Slide 4: Exploration: Current Joint Ventures

    EXPLORATION For personal use only Current Joint Ventures  In the last 12 months joint ventures funded by the other party have been;  Cowra: Minotaur JV Ongoing  Gidgee: Avenue JV Commenced subsequent to end of year  Gidgee: Legend JV Terminated AGM 29 November 2010 4

  5. Slide 5: Gidgee Project, WA Overview

    GIDGEE PROJECT, WA For personal use only Overview  Includes approximately 100km2 of tenements over the Gum Creek Greenstone belt  Considered prospective for gold and copper  Significant exploration success for both commodities  Targets defined from data review have now been drilled, however resu

  6. Slide 6: Gidgee Project Tenement and JV Areas

    GIDGEE PROJECT, WA For personal use only Gidgee project Tenement and JV areas Prospect locations EM targets Geology background Avenue JV’s – red & blue Estuary JV – pink Legend JV - green AGM 29 November 2010 6

  7. Slide 7: Gidgee Project Work Completed

    GIDGEE PROJECT, WA For personal use only Work completed  Comprehensive data review  Sub-audio magnetics (SAM) and EM geophysical surveys  Ground follow up of geophysical anomalies  Rationalisation of tenement holdings – the company has dropped the Gidgee North and Barrelmaker tenements  Two JV’

  8. Slide 8: Avenue JV Agreements (Avenue/Gateway)

    GIDGEE PROJECT, WA For personal use only Avenue JV Agreements  Avenue/Gateway  Over a number of tenements currently held 100% by Gateway  Minimum spend of $125,000 in first year  Avenue to earn 51% by spending $600,000 (including the first year expenditure) over three years  Avenue to earn a fu

  9. Slide 9: Avenue JV Agreements (Avenue/Gateway/Goldfan)

    GIDGEE PROJECT, WA For personal use only Avenue JV Agreements  Avenue/Gateway/Goldfan  Over four ML’s and one GL held 85% by Gateway, 15% free carried by Goldfan (a subsidiary, through Herald, of PT Bumi Resources  Minimum spend of $200,000 in first year  Avenue to earn 51% by spending $850,000

  10. Slide 10: Gidgee Project Going Forward

    GIDGEE PROJECT, WA For personal use only Going Forward  Analysis and interpretation of results from recently completed drilling  Continuing target generation on other areas  This will be used to plan ongoing work programmes AGM 29 November 2010 10

  11. Slide 11: Airport Area Overview

    GIDGEE - AIRPORT AREA For personal use only Overview  Located over a group of oxide gold deposits mined in the 1980’s by Herald Resources and others, with Herald (through Goldfan) still retaining a 15% free carried interest in a number of the tenements  Approximately 100,000oz of gold was produced

  12. Slide 12: Map of Airport Area

    GIDGEE - AIRPORT AREA For personal use only Map of Airport Area Historic workings Main prospects SAM image SAM highlights main structural trends AGM 29 November 2010 12

  13. Slide 13: Airport Area Work Completed

    GIDGEE - AIRPORT AREA For personal use only Work Completed  2nd SAM geophysical survey  Data interpretation and drill targeting  RC drilling over a number of prospects:  Rosie Northeast – 3 x 200m holes testing coincident geophsical and geochemical anomalies  Whistler – 2 x 200m RC holes testin

  14. Slide 14: Airport Area Results

    GIDGEE - AIRPORT AREA For personal use only Results  As reported previously, results from previous drilling are very encouraging, including 22m @ 14.95g/t gold from an existing resource under the Whistler pit, and significant intersections in an interpreted hanging wall shoot  The drilling resulte

  15. Slide 15: Airport - Rosie Area Prospects Overview

    AIRPORT - ROSIE AREA PROSPECTS For personal use only Overview Located in Gateway/Goldfan/Avenue JV tenements, and part of the Airport group of tenements Three 200m RC holes drilled November 2010, results awaited Significant results from previous drilling  WRC012  23m @ 0.67g/t Au from 37m  102

  16. Slide 16: Map of Rosie Area Prospects

    AIRPORT - ROSIE AREA For personal use only Map of Rosie area prospects Shows hole collars coloured by Au grade Shows target area at Rosie NE, east of hole WRC012 WRC012 intersected 102m @ 0.42 g/t gold AGM 29 November 2010 16

  17. Slide 17: Airport - Rosie Area

    AIRPORT - ROSIE AREA For personal use only AGM 29 November 2010 17

  18. Slide 18: Start of First RC Drill Hole, Rosie Northeast

    AIRPORT - ROSIE AREA For personal use only Start of first RC drill hole, Rosie Northeast prospect, October 30, 2010 AGM 29 November 2010 18

  19. Slide 19: Airport - Whistler Cross Section

    AIRPORT - WHISTLER For personal use only Cross section through Whistler deposit, looking north Shows 24,800oz resource Interpreted shoots in hanging wall (RHS This includes 6m @ 4.20g/t Au in hole WRC018 Two x 200m RC holes drilled under north end of and to the north of the pit targeting extensi

  20. Slide 20: The Cup Overview

    GIDGEE - THE CUP For personal use only Overview  A copper discovery by Gateway, initially intersected in aircore drilling  Follow up RC drilling has intersected significant copper, including 17m @ 1.53% Cu in hole GRC183, and 26m @ 1.45% Cu in hole GRC200  Intersected over a strike length of 350m

  21. Slide 21: The Cup Geology

    GIDGEE - THE CUP For personal use only Geology  May include a number of shallowly westward dipping zones  These appear to be at the contact between underlying volcanics to the east, and overlying carbonaceous and non-carbonaceous sediments to the west  Mineralisation dominated by chalcocite, a se

  22. Slide 22: The Cup Drillhole Plan and Section

    GIDGEE - THE CUP For personal use only The Cup drillhole plan & section 8000N looking north AGM 29 November 2010 22

  23. Slide 23: Julia's Fault Overview

    GIDGEE - JULIA’S FAULT For personal use only Overview  A virgin gold discovery by Gateway, originally intersected in RC follow up of RAB anomalies  Follow up RC drilling during 2007/2008 confirmed the results of earlier RC drilling  Aircore drilling during 2009 returned significant intersections,

  24. Slide 24: Julia's Fault Section 9000N

    GIDGEE - JULIA’S FAULT For personal use only Julia’s Fault section 9000N, looking north Shows drilling, interpreted +1g/t Au zone (orange) and +0.1g/t halo (yellow) Interpretation is currently under review AGM 29 November 2010 24

  25. Slide 25: Julia's Fault / The Cup

    GIDGEE - JF/THE CUP For personal use only Julia’s Fault/The Cup Julia’s Fault Plan shows drillholes and interpretation on magnetics image NNW and NE structure Section shows conceptual mineralisation model Interpreted intensely deformed zone – target area Gossan horizon The Cup AGM 29 November 2010

  26. Slide 26: Bungarra JV / Victory Well Overview

    BUNGARRA JV/VICTORY WELL For personal use only Overview  Bungarra West JV with Legend Mining over E57/709 now terminated – tenement to revert 100% to Gateway  Gateway has also purchased E57/706 from Legend as part of this agreement  100% GML tenements immediately to the south of the JV tenement 

  27. Slide 27: Other Prospects Overview

    GIDGEE - OTHER PROSPECTS For personal use only Overview  Victory Creek – gold mineralisation requiring further drilling  Western Tenements/Gossan Galore (GML/AVY) contain a number of EM anomalies  Aircore drilling in November 2010 completed, with results awaited  Historic RAB drilling shows geoc

  28. Slide 28: Cowra Project, NSW Overview

    COWRA PROJECT, NSW For personal use only Overview  Exploring for copper-gold in the Molong Volcanic Belt, host to the 30 million oz Newcrest Cadia/Ridgeway operations.  The Cowra Tenements are the least explored area in the Belt. These contain large complex intrusives with associated skarn develop

  29. Slide 29: Cowra Project Joint Venture

    COWRA PROJECT, NSW For personal use only Joint Venture  JV with Minotaur (51%, earning 75%) and Mitsubishi Corp/Mitsubishi Materials Corp (earning 24% from Minotaur) over EL’s 5514 and 6102  25% free carried interest in surrounding tenements that were taken up by Minotaur at the beginning of the p

  30. Slide 30: Cowra Drill Targets

    COWRA PROJECT, NSW For personal use only Cowra drill targets Targets prefixed “C” are on the JV area Regional magnetics (left) and topography (right) backgrounds Most drilled in 2009 Map source Minotaur presentation AGM 29 November 2010 30

  31. Slide 31: Cowra Project Work Completed

    COWRA PROJECT, NSW For personal use only Work Completed  Work carried out in 2009 included a 350km2 heliborne VTEM survey, followed up by ground EM and magnetics surveys over nine targets  Drilling was carried out over eight targets subsequent to the end of the year  This drilling intersected sig

  32. Slide 32: Cowra Project Ongoing Work

    COWRA PROJECT, NSW For personal use only Ongoing Work  Detailed study of geophysical responses  This was based on a number of recent studies on geophysical responses of porphyritic sub-intrusions around large granite batholiths  This identified nine targets  Follow up work will include field map

  33. Slide 33: Cowra Chalcopyrite-Pyrrhotite Mineralisation

    COWRA PROJECT, NSW For personal use only Chalcopyrite – pyrrhotite mineralisation in 2008 drillhole, KIORC003, 202.6 to 202.7m AGM 29 November 2010 33

  34. Slide 34: Cowra Project, NSW

    COWRA PROJECT, NSW For personal use only AGM 29 November 2010 34

  35. Slide 35: Surprise Project, QLD Overview

    SURPRISE PROJECT, QLD For personal use only Overview  The Eastern Succession contains a number of significant Cu & Cu- Au deposits, including Ernest Henry  The Surprise Project reverted to 100% Gateway ownership following the withdrawal of Minotaur from a JV in 2008  Minotaur initially carried ou

  36. Slide 36: Surprise Project Current Activities

    SURPRISE PROJECT, QLD For personal use only Current activities  Gateway has since been offered, and accepted a third licence, EPM17870 “Centipede”, adjacent to the current EPM’s 9053 & 13677. This is currently in the Native Title negotiation process  Gateway is currently reviewing all exploration

  37. Slide 37: Disclaimer

    GATEWAY MINING For personal use only Disclaimer This presentation has been prepared by Gateway Mining Limited (Gateway). The information contained in this presentation is a professional opinion only and is given in good faith. Certain information in this document has been derived from third parties

  38. Slide 38: Contact

    GATEWAY MINING For personal use only For further information visit our website at www.gatewaymining.com.au or contact: Bob Creelman, Director, or Mark Gordon on Tel: 02 9283 5711 ASX CODE: GML

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