Tasman Resources Ltd · ASX:TAS
Tasman Resources — Shareholder Meeting (November 2014)
32 slides from Tasman Resources's shareholder meeting presentation, Nov 27, 2014
Slide 1: AGM Presentation
For personal use only AGM Presentation 27th November 2014 Greg Solomon Chairman 1
Slide 2: Tasman Project Locations
Tasman Project Locations For personal use only Lake Torrens (1633 km2) IOCGU Parkinson Dam (194 km2) Epithermal Au, Ag, Zn, Pb Lucas Hill (264 km2) IOCGU Central Gawler (152 km2) Au (to be surrendered) Mt Boothby (764 km2) Au, Mo (to be surrendered) 2
Slide 3: Investment in Eden Energy Ltd (ASX:EDE)
Investment in Eden Energy Ltd (ASX:EDE) For personal use only • Tasman holds 349 million shares (46%) of the issued capital of Eden • Market value of Eden Shareholding- $5.2 million* • Current Market Capital of Tasman- $4.5 million* • Tasman cash at bank -$800,000 * * As at 26 November 2014 3
Slide 4: Lake Torrens IOCGU
For personal use only Lake Torrens IOCGU Including Vulcan prospect 4
Slide 5: Lake Torrens Project
Lake Torrens Project Regional gravity residual (& IOCGU deposits/prospects) For personal use only EL 4322 5
Slide 6: Vulcan IOCGU Project
Vulcan IOCGU Project Residual gravity image & drilling and priority targets For personal use only Footprint of Carrapateena deposit at same scale Footprint of Carrapateena deposit at same scale 6
Slide 7: Vulcan IOCGU Project - Summary
Vulcan IOCGU Project - Summary For personal use only • Very large hematite-dominant IOCGU system (~ 12km2) 30km north of Olympic Dam • Hosted by gneisses, granites and metasediments (~1,750my) • 17 holes drilled: – Thick & strong alteration, inc.100’s metres of hematite breccias; intense hematite, s
Slide 8: Vulcan IOCGU: Historical Details
Vulcan IOCGU: Historical Details For personal use only • 1981 WMC drills first hole – SHD 1 off target • 2009 Tasman drills VUD 1 at north – hits Vulcan IOCGU system • 2010 to 2011 Gravity, modelling, 7 further holes • 2012 Tasman – Rio Tinto Farm In/JV – Rio Tinto supplied $10 million to Tasman – T
Slide 9: Vulcan: Selected Results (down hole)
Vulcan: Selected Results (down hole) For personal use only • VUD 3 56.7m at 0.59% Cu and 0.17g/t Au, from 874.20m inc. - 0.34m at 5.85% Cu and 2.23g/t Au from 895.08m, and - 0.65m at 7.80% Cu and 2.41g/t Au from 930.20m • VUD 11 137.0m at 0.14% Cu, 0.18g/t Au and 0.08kg/t U3O8, from 1027m • VUD 12 5
Slide 10: Vulcan VUD 15: Thick, mineralised hematite breccias
Vulcan VUD 15: Thick, mineralised hematite breccias For personal use only 10
Slide 11: Vulcan VUD: Mineralised hematite breccias
Vulcan VUD 15 Mineralised hematite breccias For personal use only 11
Slide 12: Vulcan VUD 15: Hematite replacement textures
Vulcan VUD 15: Hematite replacement textures For personal use only 12
Slide 13: Vulcan VUD 15: Remobilised IOCGU mineralisation
Vulcan VUD 15: Remobilised IOCGU mineralisation For personal use only 13
Slide 14: Vulcan: Close up - chalcopyrite with carbonate & hematite
Vulcan: Close up - chalcopyrite with carbonate & hematite For personal use only 14
Slide 15: Vulcan: Close up - early stage pyrite with later chalcopyrite
Vulcan: Close up - early stage pyrite with later chalcopyrite For personal use only 15
Slide 16: Vulcan: Other elements of interest
Vulcan: Other elements of interest For personal use only • Palladium: – 137m at 130ppb Pd, inc. 20m at 280ppb Pd (VUD 11) – Max. value 3,000ppb Pd (VUD 7) • Molybdenum: – 11m at 0.09% Mo, max. value 0.41% Mo (VUD 3) • Iron: – 240m at 61% (hematite, VUD 9) – 186m at 60% (hematite, VUD 15) • Rare Eart
Slide 17: Vulcan: Density (SG) vs Fe (%)
Vulcan: Density (SG) vs Fe (%) For personal use only 60% Fe 6.0 VUD7 5.5 VUD9 VUD11 VUD12 5.0 VUD15 4.5 4.0 3.5 3.0 2.5 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 17
Slide 18: Vulcan: Drilling - sludge handling
Vulcan: Drilling - sludge handling For personal use only 18
Slide 19: Vulcan: Drilling - sludge handling
Vulcan: Drilling - sludge handling For personal use only 19
Slide 20: Parkinson Dam: Epithermal Gold, Silver, Lead and Zinc
Parkinson Dam For personal use only Epithermal Gold, Silver, Lead and Zinc 20
Slide 21: Parkinson Dam: Overview
Parkinson Dam: Overview For personal use only • New epithermal Gold-Silver (Lead-Zinc) discovery by Tasman Resources in 2005 • Outcropping, “classic” epithermal mineralisation • Best Intersection: 21m at 21g/t Au, 83g/t Ag • Recent insights have led to a new target area being identified to the south
Slide 22: Parkinson Dam: Regional setting
Parkinson Dam: Regional setting For personal use only 22
Slide 23: Parkinson Dam: New target
Parkinson Dam: New target For personal use only 23
Slide 24: Parkinson Dam: New Soil Partial Leach Geochemistry
Parkinson Dam: New Soil Partial Leach Geochemistry For personal use only Silver (Ag) Gold (Au) 24
Slide 25: Parkinson Dam: Previously discovered high grade gold & silver
Parkinson Dam: Previously discovered high grade gold & silver For personal use only • PD 63: 21m @ 21g/t Au, 83g/t Ag (inc 9m @ 31g/t Au, 152 g/t Ag) • Classic epithermal veining • Gold (electrum ~ 35% Ag) • PD 64: 3m @ 18.1% Pb, 1.1% Zn, 44.2g/t Ag • Mineralisation over > 2 km2 25
Slide 26: Parkinson Dam: Cross section of initial drilling (Gold)
Parkinson Dam: Cross section of initial drilling (Gold) For personal use only 26
Slide 27: Parkinson Dam: Cross section of initial drilling (Lead & Zinc)
Parkinson Dam: Cross section of initial drilling (Lead & Zinc) For personal use only 27
Slide 28: Parkinson Dam: Epithermal crustiform-colloform layered quartz veining
Parkinson Dam: Epithermal crustiform-colloform layered quartz veining For personal use only
Slide 29: Parkinson Dam: Cut & polished samples of colloform-crustiform quartz
Parkinson Dam Cut & polished samples of colloform-crustiform quartz For personal use only
Slide 30: Parkinson Dam: Free gold (electrum) with quartz and hematite
Parkinson Dam: Free gold (electrum) with quartz and hematite For personal use only
Slide 31: Disclaimer
Disclaimer For personal use only The interpretations and conclusions reached in this presentation are based on current geological theory and the best evidence available to the authors at the time of writing. It is the nature of all scientific conclusions that they are founded on an assessment of pro
Slide 32: Competent Person's Statement
Competent Person’s Statement For personal use only The information in this presentation that relates to Exploration Results is based on and fairly represents information compiled by Robert N. Smith and Michael J. Glasson, Competent Persons who are members of the Australian Institute of Geoscientists
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