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Parkway Corporate — Parkway Minerals — Investor Presentation (October 2019)
23 slides from Parkway Corporate's investor presentation, October 2019
Slide 1: Investor Presentation
the new the new Investor Presentation October 2019 ASX: PWN www.parkwayminerals.com.au www.parkwayminerals.com.au FSE: 4IP October 2019 Parkway Minerals (ASX: PWN) | Investor Presentation 1
Slide 2: Disclaimer
the new Disclaimer This presentation is for information purposes only. Neither this presentation nor the information contained in it constitute an offer, invitation, solicitation or recommendation in relation to the purchase or sale of shares in any jurisdiction. This presentation may not be distrib
Slide 3: Presentation Overview
the new Presentation Overview Overview § Corporate Snapshot 4 § Acquisition of CPC – Transformational Transaction 5 § Parkway Minerals – Our Vision 6 § Mining Industry – Brine Processing Opportunities 7 § aMES™ – Solving Problems & Creating Value 8 § Proprietary aMES™ Technology Platform 9 § Fertili
Slide 4: Corporate Snapshot
the new Corporate Snapshot Capital Structure Current Parkway Minerals (PWN) – 3 Year Share Price Chart Ordinary Shares (PWN) on issue 1,214,906,085 12-month Trading Range $0.003 - $0.010 Market Capitalisation (at $0.006) $7.2 million CPC ™ Partly Paid Securities (PWNCA) 245,158,677 CONSOLIDATED Pota
Slide 5: Acquisition of CPC – Transformational Transaction
the new Acquisition of CPC – Transformational Transaction 1(a) CPC Transaction Timeline 2(a) Growth Platform Consolidated Potash Corp (CPC) is an unlisted Australian company. § The acquisition of CPC provides Parkway with a pathway to create § 05 Aug 2019 – Parkway agreed to acquire CPC. substantial
Slide 6: Parkway Minerals – Our Vision
the the new new Parkway Minerals – Our Vision “ To transform global brine processing methods, through innovative technology “ thereby improving sustainability, and creating value. Economic Value - Improved mineral recovery - Recycling of water & reagents aMES™ - Monetisation of byproducts KEY APPLIC
Slide 7: Mining Industry – Brine Processing Opportunities
the new Mining Industry – Brine Processing Opportunities 1) Desalination Waste Brinei Waste Brine § For every litre of freshwater output, desalination plants - chemicals produce on average 1.5 litres of brine. - salt § World’s ~16,000 desalination plants discharge 142 - water million m³/day of brine
Slide 8: aMES™ - Solving Problems & Creating Value
the new aMES™ - Solving Problems & Creating Value aMES™ - Advantages Waste Brine § Improvements in mineral recovery and product quality. - chemicals a § Opportunity for substantial project capex & opex savings. - salt - water 1 MES™ § Highly efficient use of energy and produces pure water as a by-pr
Slide 9: Proprietary aMES™ Technology Platform
the new Proprietary aMES™ Technology Platform High-Value Technology Platform World-Leading R&D Through the acquisition of CPC, Parkway has acquired Activated Water § Subsidiaries recently acquired by Parkway, primarily AWT, are at the Technologies (AWT), the owner of the aMES™ technology platform. f
Slide 10: Fertilisers are of Global Strategic Importance
the new Fertilisers are of Global Strategic Importance Mission Critical § Modern agricultural food production requires fertilisers. Major Crops in China (by area, Million ha) The Importance of NPK § N-P-K are the Major Nutrients in agricultural fertilisers. § Each of these nutrients, are essential f
Slide 11: Sulphate of Potash (SOP) – Industry Cost Curve
the new Sulphate of Potash (SOP) – Industry Cost Curve Recent Industry Developments § The high-quality and low-cost segments of the SOP market are steadily growing, with the opportunity to displace high-cost and low-quality SOP production; § Whilst there is excess production capacity for MOP, the tr
Slide 12: SOP – Challenges & Opportunities by Segment
the new SOP – Challenges & Opportunities by Segment Overview § Each region/segment of the SOP industry cost curve faces unique challenges in maintaining existing, and increasing additional SOP production capacity. Costs of SOP lower-end Existing Proponents upper-end Australia Production Asia Europe
Slide 13: Opportunities for SOP Production through aMES™
the new Opportunities for SOP Production through aMES™ Overview aMES™ Technology Conventional § Whilst there is growing demand for SOP, Processing Route* vs Processing Route Brine Extraction maintaining existing and bringing new • Trenches and production online through conventional evaporation Gas S
Slide 14: Karinga Lakes Potash Project (KLPP) – Overview
the new Karinga Lakes Potash Project (KLPP) – Overview Introduction § CPC has earned an initial 15% interest in the KLPP, and has the right to acquire up to 40% through staged investment of further $2 million. § CPC holds a conditional optioni to acquire additional 10.1%. § In February 2019, CPC del
Slide 15: Karinga Lakes (KLPP) – Project Appraisal
the new Karinga Lakes (KLPP) – Project Appraisal Projecti Appraisal § The KLPP has undergone comprehensive appraisal and represents a highly prospective sulphate of potash (SOP) brine project. § Verdant Minerals have been exploring the KLPP area since May 2010 and on 20 February 2014 reported an in-
Slide 16: Karinga Lakes (KLPP) – Forward Plan
the new Karinga Lakes (KLPP) – Forward Plan Overview KLPP – aMES™ Mediated Project Transformation § The KLPP represents an attractive opportunity for CPC, as extensive project evaluation § CPC has performed extensive studies on the KLPP since initiatives demonstrate the brine can be readily accessed
Slide 17: New Mexico Lithium Project (NMLP) - Overview
the new New Mexico Lithium Project (NMLP) - Overview Introduction § Parkway has acquired an initial 70% interest in the NMLP, and has the right to acquire up to 100% through staged investment. § Project covers ~40km2 of federal BLM claims – no royalties payable. § Project ideally located, with major
Slide 18: Dandaragan Trough Project (100% PWN)
the new Dandaragan Trough Project (100% PWN) Overview § The Dandaragan Trough hosts one of the world’s largest glauconite/greensands deposits, containing abundant P and K. § Widths greater than 20km § Many intersections greater than 40m thick § Regionally extensive - extends ~150km along strike § Gr
Slide 19: Davenport Resources (ASX: DAV)
the new Davenport Resources (ASX: DAV) Overview § Davenport Resources is a pure-play potash company with a globally significant potash resource inventory (largest in Western Europe), in an established potash mining district of Central Germany. PWN Shareholding PWN is the largest shareholder in Daven
Slide 20: aMES™ - Key Technological Innovations
Appendix 1 the new aMES™ - Key Technological Innovations Selective & Precise Impact § Multilayered aMES™ process design provides several degrees of control. § Higher quality products. § Range of aMES™ system designs are optimally suited for a given application. § Flexibility in the recovery of produ
Slide 21: aMES™ - Value Creation Strategy
Appendix 2 the new aMES™ - Value Creation Strategy Overview aMES™ Application Evaluation – Business Model § The aMES™ technology has attracted the interest of several major OEM For each type of application, Parkway will typically develop and potential EPC partners, as well as prospective end users t
Slide 22: Board of Directors
Appendix 3 the new Board of Directors Adrian Griffin – Non-Executive Chairman Bahay Ozcakmak – Executive Director § Adrian is an Australian-trained mining professional, has had exposure § Bahay is the founder of Activated Water Technologies and the CEO to metal mining and processing worldwide during
Slide 23: Parkway Minerals – Our Vision
the the new new Parkway Minerals – Our Vision “ To transform global brine processing methods, through innovative technology “ thereby improving sustainability, and creating value. October 2019 Parkway Minerals (ASX: PWN) | Investor Presentation 23
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