Geopacific Resources Limited · ASX:GPR

Geopacific Resources — Investor Presentation (November 2024)

32 slides from Geopacific Resources's investor presentation, Nov 27, 2024

  1. Slide 1: Investor Update: November 2024

    Investor Update: November 2024 De-risked Development with Exploration Breakthrough

  2. Slide 2: The investment proposition

    The investment proposition • 100% owned 1.67 Moz¹ PNG gold project with key permits and significant exploration potential • Experienced Team - extensive project development / corporate experience to leverage existing investments in exploration, technical and engineering • New strategic investors - i

  3. Slide 3: PNG snapshot and Woodlark Island Project location

    PNG snapshot and Woodlark Island Project location Papua New Guinea • Pro-mining jurisdiction with a long and successful mining history • Significant regional gold endowment and many world-class mines • Island mining well established with stable environment at Woodlark • Supportive PNG Government env

  4. Slide 4: Updated project study – July 2024

    Updated project study – July 2024 Highlights Woodlark Scoping Study¹ (‘Study’) captures significant economic and construction design improvements Pre-tax NPV8% A$625 million (post-tax A$501 million) at A$2,900/oz gold price (>40% discount to spot²) made since the 2020 Execution Update - confirms the

  5. Slide 5: Woodlark exploration overview

    Woodlark exploration overview • 1.67 Moz Au hosted within 3 main areas at Kulumadau, Busai, and Woodlark King • 529 km² 100% owned ML & ELs¹ • GPR are the only commercial explorers / miners on the island • <20% of tenure comprises outcropping host lithologies • Deposits remain open and continue unde

  6. Slide 6: Corporate snapshot

    Corporate snapshot Capital Structure Board and Management Market capitalisation – 22 November 2024 $27.2M Graham Ascough Non-Executive Chairman Shares on issue 1,183,072,421 Michael Brook Non-Executive Director Options/Performance Rights 132,938,332 Rowan Johnston Non-Executive Director Cash on hand

  7. Slide 7: Scoping Study update

    Scoping Study update July 2024 “This Study builds on the recent Mineral Resource and infrastructure improvements at the Project, and provides increased confidence that Woodlark is capable of generating strong financial returns for its stakeholders over a long-life operation. Woodlark offers substant

  8. Slide 8: Project advancements

    Project advancements Simplified and de-risked critical infrastructure locations including plant, wharf and tails – PNG approvals refresh underway Multi-use infrastructure corridor, reduce interaction between heavy equipment and local personnel, fit- for-purpose roads, improved maintenance and reduce

  9. Slide 9: Scoping Study update – 30 July 2024

    Scoping Study update – 30 July 2024 Key Operating Parameters Unit Study Est. Key assumptions¹: Life of mine (inc. pre-strip and startup) years 12.3 Total material mined Mt 193 1. Mining rate: 2.9Mtpa Resources mined Mt 34.8 Strip-ratio o:w 4.5 2. Life-of-mine (inc. pre-strip and start up): 12 years

  10. Slide 10: Key infrastructure locations

    Key infrastructure locations Plant throughput option analysis • Current Study assumes 2.9 Mtpa throughput – uses existing owned Ball and SAG mills • New deposits and targeted exploration shows strong potential to further increase mineral resources • Financial and permitting assessment to be complete

  11. Slide 11: Geology and exploration

    Geology and exploration 11

  12. Slide 12: Mineral Resources – updated August 2024

    Mineral Resources – updated August 2024 • Updated robust 1.67 Moz Au Mineral Resource¹ • New gold deposits at Wayai Creek and Great Northern • Deposits remain open down plunge and along strike • Increasing confidence and grade in near-surface distribution • Improved understanding of controls on mine

  13. Slide 13: Exploration − high-grade open intercepts

    Exploration − high-grade open intercepts • Majority of previous drilling focused on infill and resource definition proximal to resources • Numerous ‘corridors’ in favourable geological settings with limited drilling • Target areas supported by regional Geochem, visible gold in stream sediments • Thi

  14. Slide 14: Exploration targets − soils geochemistry

    Exploration targets − soils geochemistry • Soil sampling is cost effective and an important component of target generation • 1,440 samples from 2017/2018 analysed along with a further 1,283 surface samples from the 2023/24 infill program – incorporated in geochemistry review • New identified prospec

  15. Slide 15: Exploration targets − planning to drill test in early 2025

    Exploration targets − planning to drill test in early 2025 • Discover/delineate ‘high-margin’ gold mineralisation: • High-grade and/or higher margin − e.g., low strip ratio, low arsenic, high gravity component • Target areas with scale/grade-potential: • Woodlark King Mining Centre: • Including Litt

  16. Slide 16: Boscalo North − exploration target

    Boscalo North − exploration target • Mapping identified argillic alteration coincident with a geophysical feature • Potential for blind mineralisation of significant size and grade • Gold in outcrop in two creek locations and abundant when panned • Untested Corridor - limited drilling in the demag z

  17. Slide 17: Woodlark King Mining Centre − further growth potential

    Woodlark King Mining Centre − further growth potential Background Planning to drill test in early 2025 • Hosts Woodlark King and Wayai Creek MREs Little Mackenzie • Little Mackenzie prospect with large mineralised • Target extensions to mineralisation and footprint >1 km strike extent within the ML

  18. Slide 18: 2024/25 work program

    2024/25 work program H1 CY24 H2 CY24 H1 CY25 Complete Underway Planned Updated Study – improved economics, Refresh approvals, technical studies to Project optimisation studies robust production inform updated PFS/DFS Updated open-pit designs and Model increased throughput rates, and Optimise for hig

  19. Slide 19: Company and project recap

    Company and project recap Large, robust gold resource • Recently updated 1.67 Moz Mineral Resource Estimate; 87% Measured and Indicated • Strong potential investment upside – trading at <A$18.7/oz Au M&I Mineral Resource Near-term development opportunity • Well positioned to leverage extensive previ

  20. Slide 20: Appendices

    • Appendices 20

  21. Slide 21: Board and Leadership Team

    Board and Leadership Team Graham Ascough • Senior resources executive and geophysicist with a strong track record of discovery, developing and finance exploration projects and junior mining companies Chairman • Previously Chairman of Musgrave Minerals recently acquired by Ramelius Resources • Curren

  22. Slide 22: Capital costs, operating costs and sensitivities

    Capital costs, operating costs and sensitivities Capital Costs Unit Study Estimate Operating Costs Total LOM A$M A$/t processed A$/oz sold US$/oz sold Process Plant EPC A$M 149.8 Mining (ex. sustaining capital) 623 17.89 547 367 Commissioning A$M 3.5 Processing 706 20.28 620 416 Deep Sea Tailings Pl

  23. Slide 23: Granted project licenses − 100% ownership

    Granted project licenses − 100% ownership • The Mining and Exploration Licenses held cover the central and western portions of Woodlark Island are 100% owned by Woodlark Mining Ltd, a subsidiary of GPR: • ML 508 - Area of 59.6 km² EL 1465 • EL 1279 - Area of 192.4 km² • EL 1172 - Area of 72 km² • EL

  24. Slide 24: Geology and stratigraphy

    Geology and stratigraphy Generic Woodlark Stratigraphic Column1 Cover: Consists of basal conglomerate overlain by marine sediments and coralline limestone Intrusives: high potassic, calc- alkaline volcaniclastics, flows, breccias and tuffs of dominantly andesitic composition. Some tuffaceous siltsto

  25. Slide 25: 2024 Woodlark Mineral Resources

    2024 Woodlark Mineral Resources1,2 Contained Tonnes Grade Ounces Deposit Category (Million) (g/t Au) (‘000 oz Au) Measured 0.54 5.50 95 Indicated 17.00 1.10 601 Kulumadau Inferred 0.33 1.44 15 Total 17.87 1.24 711 Measured 1.71 2.20 121 Indicated 18.30 0.89 525 Busai Inferred 0.28 0.97 9 Total 20.30

  26. Slide 26: Improving exploration targeting methodology

    Improving exploration targeting methodology • Expert consultants, Intrepid Geophysics and SensOre, to assist with improving targeting methodology in areas below surface cover • Aim to identify prospective target areas near to known mineralisation where surface geochemistry is ineffective due to tran

  27. Slide 27: Geophysics − an effective tool

    Geophysics − an effective tool • Gold deposits on Woodlark occur within or proximal to areas of magnetic lows • Magnetic lows are possible zones of the magnetite destructive alterations (phyllic/advanced argillic) • Coincidence of the known prospects occurring near/within the magnetic lows could pos

  28. Slide 28: Exploration − pipeline of targets to advance

    Exploration − pipeline of targets to advance Targeting continues to advance: • Improved ranking exercise – target areas with grade and scale-potential • Improve existing geological and structural models • Improve targeting approach - consider machine learning/ AI to assist with data mining • Flag ta

  29. Slide 29: 2021 − project was fully permitted, financed and construction underway

    2021 − project was fully permitted, financed and construction underway The Pandemic effect − significant impact on work programs with delays to recruitment and mobilisation of personnel, and disruptions to global logistics chains. Cost increases and lost time due to travel restrictions, testing and

  30. Slide 30: Community relocation − a PNG benchmark

    Community relocation − a PNG benchmark • Community relocation using cost-effective self-perform model ongoing • MRA (government agency responsible for project tenure) letter of commendation outlined ongoing strong support for the program noting that the resettlement “set a new benchmark” in PNG • Th

  31. Slide 31: Competent Persons Statement

    Competent Persons Statement Competent Person’s Statement: The information in this document that relates to Exploration Results is based on information compiled by Mr Michael Woodbury, who is a Fellow, and Chartered Professional (‘CP’) of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, a member

  32. Slide 32: Contact

    Contact James Fox CEO info@geopacific.com.au This presentation has been approved for release by the Board of Geopacific Resources Limited

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