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OceanaGold — Philippines Mining Conference 2013
25 slides from OceanaGold's conference presentation, Sep 11, 2013
Slide 1: Philippines Mining Conference
Philippines Mining Conference Mick Wilkes, Managing Director & CEO September 11 2013 Innovation Performance Growth
Slide 2: Cautionary Notes
Cautionary Notes Cautionary Notes - Information Purposes Only The information contained in this presentation is provided by OceanaGold Corporation (“OGC”) for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to issue or arrange to issue, or the solicitation of an offer to issue, securiti
Slide 3: OceanaGold Today
OceanaGold Today Socially responsible gold producer with a strong track record of success Luzon Didipio Philippines Baguio Manila Mindanao HQ Auckland New Zealand Wellington Reefton Open Pit Blackwater Christchurch Macraes Open Pit Frasers Underground Dunedin 3 OceanaGold Corporation Innovation Perf
Slide 4: Experienced Board of Directors
Experienced Board of Directors Joey Leviste Jim Askew Mick Wilkes Denham Shale Chairman, OceanaGold Chairman Managing Director & CEO Lead Director (Philippines) Combined Board experience in Mining and investment of 200 years Jacob Klein Bill Myckatyn Dr Geoff Raby Non Executive Director Non Executiv
Slide 5: OceanaGold Vision & Strategy
OceanaGold Vision & Strategy We will be a mid-tier, multinational gold producer delivering superior shareholder returns in a safe and sustainable manner by discovering, acquiring, developing and operating high quality gold assets. We will be the partner, employer and gold company of choice. Operatio
Slide 6: Experienced Management Team
Experienced Management Team Combined Michael Holmes Mark Chamberlain Mark Cadzow Chief Operating Officer Chief Financial Officer Chief Development Officer Management experience in Mining of 110 years Darren Klinck Liang Tang Yuwen Ma Head of Business Company Secretary & Head of Human Resources Devel
Slide 7: Rich History of Sustainable Mining
Rich History of Sustainable Mining 23+ years of successful and sustainable mining in New Zealand Waste Rock Rehabilitation at Macraes Gold Mine Steady gold production of 240,000 oz per year Proud history of sustainable development Safe and successful operation during inclement Macraes Trout Hatchery
Slide 8: 2013 Production Guidance
2013 Production Guidance 2013 production on track Gold Copper Didipio 50 – 70 koz 15 – 18 kt New Zealand 235 – 255 koz – Total Company 285 – 325 koz 15 – 18 kt Notes: 1. 2013 cash costs are net of copper by-product credits and NEGATIVE at Didipio 2. Assumes NZD:USD of 0.80; expansionary and growth c
Slide 9: Didipio Mine – the Mine Built
Didipio Mine – the Mine Built April 1st 2013 – commercial production declared at Didipio Mine Luzon Lepanto / Goldfields Luzon Didipio San Fernando (Port) DIDIPIO Manila Manila First FTAA signed & in production Mine development completed on schedule 100 koz nominal gold production over LOM Mindanao
Slide 10: Pre-construction history of Didipio
Pre-construction history of Didipio First exploration of Didipio Valley 1975 1985 -1989 Exploration by Cyprus Corp then 1989- Armico and later Climax-Armico 1994 1994 Didipio FTAA (#1) agreement signed 1995 High court ruling upholds 1995 2006 Mining Act OceanaGold merges with Climax 2006 2007 Constr
Slide 11: Successful Construction & Commissioning
Successful Construction & Commissioning Jun Construction of Didipio recommences 2011 Nov 2011 Apr First plant steel erected 2012 Aug Peak of construction with 1,700 2012 workers on site (98% Filipinos) Commissioning commences on Oct schedule 2012 Nov 2012 First ore through the mill Dec First concent
Slide 12: Didipio Today – Process plant
Didipio Today – Process plant 12 OceanaGold Corporation Innovation Performance Growth
Slide 13: Didipio Today – Open pit
Didipio Today – Open pit 13 OceanaGold Corporation Innovation Performance Growth
Slide 14: Didipio Concentrate Production Profile
Didipio Concentrate Production Profile Solid operation after highly successful commissioning phase Didipio Concentrate Production Profile (Dry Tonnes as at 31 July 2013) 8000 Approximate 2.5 Mtpa run rate 7000 6000 5000 4000 3000 2000 1000 0 June July January May February December March • Commercial
Slide 15: Didipio Optimisation Study
Didipio Optimisation Study Optimising the operations to potentially unlock maximum value from Didipio Didipio Process Plant Ramp-Up Schedule • Debottlenecking of process plant 4.00 250 to achieve 3.5 Mtpa rate by end Throughput Mtpa 3.50 of 2014 Gold '000 oz 3.00 200 2.50 150 2.00 1.50 100 1.00 50 0
Slide 16: Benefits from Didipio
Benefits from Didipio Four main areas stand to benefit the most from the Didipio operations Employment Income Government programs PEOPLE New/improved infrastructure Increased social activities Growth COMMUNITIES Didipio GOVERNMENT Operations Tax revenue GDP growth Fiscal spending Increased revenue E
Slide 17: Didipio Direct Economic Benefits
Didipio Direct Economic Benefits1 Strong economic benefits as a result of the revenue and investment from Didipio Capital investment to- Capital investment date planned ~$430m ~$200m to $250m Didipio Life of Mine expenditure in the Philippines ~$1,650m Community payments Salaries Life of Mine Life o
Slide 18: Employment
Employment Creating new jobs for our communities and in Nueva Vizcaya & Quirino provinces Employment Policy Hiring locally first Targeting 100% Philippine employees Using Philippine based contractors & suppliers Indirect employment through mine services, construction, suppliers, transportation Achie
Slide 19: Enterprise
Enterprise Didipio has created new businesses, created indirect employment & driven growth Enterprise Development Didipio Development Corporation (DiCorp) Philippine-based suppliers New/expanded local retail businesses Increased food, beverage & transportation demand Achievements and Expected Result
Slide 20: Education and Training
Education and Training Supporting scholars, developing skills and building capacity Programs Secondary & post-secondary scholarships Full & partial subsidies of teachers’ salaries Didipio Training Academy to develop local mining skills for TESDA certification Provide development & leadership trainin
Slide 21: Infrastructure and Health
Infrastructure and Health Over 90% of SDMP investments made in infrastructure and health programs Programs Building new roads & improving on existing infrastructure Building new/improved classrooms & other school facilities Building new water infrastructure Medical missions and anti-malaria programs
Slide 22: AgroForestry
AgroForestry Supporting the National Greening Program and a new source of income for farmers Programs Planting 1 million trees over 5 years Reforestation of 300 hectares over next 2 years Commercial plantations designed as a source of income for farmers and local jobs Partnership with GEA Timber and
Slide 23: Multiplier Effect of Mining
Multiplier Effect of Mining Mining contributes significantly to employment, consumption, taxes, GDP, etc Direct employment, revenue and investment from the mining operation In 2011, mining output = 3.3% GDP1 Direct Philippines economy multiplier from mining Benefits sector = 2.61 Didipio employment
Slide 24: Today and Tomorrow
Today and Tomorrow Didipio Mine overcame many challenges & is now a significant economic driver for the Philippines Didipio contributes significant direct and indirect benefits to the Philippines economy Didipio will contribute billions in direct investment and taxation over the 16-year + mine life
Slide 25: oceanagold.com
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