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Deep Yellow — Technical Presentation (November 2009)

36 slides from Deep Yellow's technical presentation, Nov 9, 2009

  1. Slide 1: Amended Presentation cover letter to ASX

    9 November 2009 Australia Securities Exchange Level 8, Exchange Plaza 2 The Esplanade Perth WA 6000 Dear Sir Amended Presentation The presentation released to the market on 6 November 2009 had a slide which was rendered illegible following PDF conversion. The attached presentation has removed that s

  2. Slide 2: Update on Reptile Uranium Namibia – Omahola Project

    Deep Yellow Reptile Uranium Namibia Update on Reptile Uranium Namibia Omahola Project Presentation to the USC by: RUN Management 5 November 2009

  3. Slide 3: Disclaimer and Competent Person Statement

    Disclaimer and Competent Person Statement While technical information contained in this presentation is based upon an independent technical review, no representation or warranty is made as to the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of the information in this presentation. Any forward looking info

  4. Slide 4: Maximum eU3O8 to EOH – holes mostly only to 100 metre

    Maximum eU3O8 to EOH – holes mostly only to 100 metre Grid area for detail JORC Code resource drilling

  5. Slide 5: INCA Project Drilling

    INCA Project Drilling

  6. Slide 6: INCA Deeps Assays

    INCA Deeps Assays Hole From (m) To (m) Width (m) eU3O8 ppm cU3O8 ppm INCR152 204 263 59 604 INCRD155 186 241 55 722 incl 200 216 16 1,938 INCR156 209 252 43 424 INCR139* 206 226 20 1,734 INCR147* 210 234 24 544 INCR150R* 233 269 36 634 INCR167* 195 210 15 540 INCR169* 169 191 21 906 * Holes to be de

  7. Slide 7: INCA Drill-Out

    INCA Drill-Out UTM UTM Hole TD Dip AZI From To Interval eU3O8 GTM East North INCD15 488878 7475738 92.3 -60 0 40 90 50 605 30,271 including 51 58 7 1,771 12,396 INCD20 488601 7476780 79.15 -90 0 43 71 28 735 20,580 including 43 55 12 1,339 16,070 INCR190 488906 7476706 259 -90 0 117 169 52 481 25,01

  8. Slide 8: INCA Schematic Section 488900mE

    T T 7476400mN 7476500mN T 7476600mN MAIN MINERALISED ZONE © oy Ss Sy J S PS P S “S oo ¢ ¢ SKS PS LP KK SVN ¢ = cg — q \ 300mRL | Y \ \ \ q \ \ 250mRL | q N q N N 100m \ q 200mRL_J NN \0137m, N q \ 155m \ \ Xi ‘, 150mRL INCA SCHEMATIC ‘-* S ~<198m SECTION 488900mE = [___] Granite zim ae im m i X | a,

  9. Slide 9: Inca Deeps High Grade Zone

    ae “Oo oO jo e.46 es oO “=~ ie ° 0 Oo offo w/o 6 41 7 / YF Oo, Of fo [ue ( ‘\ Inca Deeps \ J) High Grade Zone (\ Open-cut Grade >400ppm \ ) <120m >5,000 GTM f ‘\ Underground Grade >1,000ppm V > =2m wide >3,000 GTM @ Holes to deepen to marble @ Step-out holes to complete O Other holes

  10. Slide 10: Look-alike

    fe Look-alike INCA Airborne Target Abound

  11. Slide 11: High Grade Secondary Uranium Mineralisation in Altered Granite at 50 m

    High Grade Secondary Uranium Mineralisation in Altered Granite at 50 m

  12. Slide 12: Highly mineralised massive uraniferous magnetite

    Highly mineralised massive uraniferous magnetite

  13. Slide 13: INCA Mineral Suite (Batch 1)

    INCA Mineral Suite (Batch 1) Ore Code Elemental Deportment Element Mass % U INCA - grab sample Tubas Red sand AMS - 82 INCD2 - 67.2 INCD2 - 109.85 INCD3 - 42.62 INCD9 - 214.75 INCD9 - 235 INCR105 - 187 INCR119 - 48 T T T T 0 20 40 60 80 100 Mass U (%) Minerals Uraninite Coffinite Autunite Brannerite

  14. Slide 14: INCA Mineral Suite (Batch 2)

    INCA Mineral Suite (Batch 2) Elemental Deportment Element Mass % U INCR108 - 55 INCR108 - 59 INCR109 - 31 INCR109 - 33 Minerals © (8) Uraninite 3 INCR129 - 224 HE Coffinite (—{) Autunite 6 INCR129 - 230 (5) Brannerite GB O(Uranium Silicate Mineral INCR139 - 211 GG Carnotite (9 ~1Uranium-Silicates In

  15. Slide 15: INCA Mineral Suite (Batch 3)

    INCA Mineral Suite (Batch 3) Ore Code INCR145 - 32 INCR145 - 83 INCR150- 235 INCR152 - 226 INCR152 - 235 INCD155 - 201.95 INCR156 - 212 INCR156 - 240 INCR158 - 43 INCR158 - 45 Elemental Deportment Element Mass % U 40-60 Mass U (%) 80 100 Minerals Uraninite Coffinite Autunite Brannerite Uranium Silic

  16. Slide 16: Stage 1: Omahola Project

    Stage 1: Omahola Project Project ML Application & EA (after positive Record of Decision for Stage 1)

  17. Slide 17: Separation of Iron-oxide with Low U Content for RUL

    Separation of Iron-oxide with Low U Content for RUL Radio-metric Radio-metric NR removal NR removal Scanner Scanner to to remove remove of Gangue of Gangue High High U U containing containing RUN INCA mining for Rocks Rocks Hydraulic Pegging Rocks Rocks low U containing Fe- on Grizzly to -30 cm oxid

  18. Slide 18: Stage 2: Omahola Project

    Stage 2: Omahola Project Project EIA and EMP for additional activities (after positive Record of Decision on EIA and EMP for Stage 2)

  19. Slide 19: Alternative A: INCA and TBR Mild Acid Leaching

    Alternative A: INCA and TBR Mild Acid Leaching INCA/TBR Truck radiometric Crushing Grinding mining scanning/ore sorting Iron oxide TRS LIMS TBR mining H2SO4 RUN mild acid leach Imported or Produced CCD Tailings Dam/Chemical Precipitation of ADU SX Solutions Dam Yellow Cake CIX

  20. Slide 20: Alternative B1: Pressure Digestion of U and Fe-oxide Float Concentrate at INCA

    Alternative B1: Pressure Digestion of U and Fe-oxide Float Concentrate at INCA INCA/TRS mining Truck radiometric scanning Flotation Tails Autogenous Flotation/gravity sep of Primary Crushing Grinding uranium magnetite, pyrite Pyrite/ FeO/U O,S or H2SO4 addition as needed HiPAL/POD Hematite Dissolved

  21. Slide 21: Alternative B2: Flotation for concentrates: Pressure Oxygen Digestion

    Alternative B2: Flotation for concentrates: Pressure Oxygen Digestion of Reagents and Mild Leach of U Inca Ore TBR Ore Flotation of U Flotation of Pyrite and/or Fe-oxides Crushing Grinding Magnetite LIMS Storage of Fe Oxide and pyrite Ferric Hematite POD H2SO4 RUL Mild Acid Leach RUN Mild Acid Leach

  22. Slide 22: Alternate C: Pressure Oxygen Digestion of Ground Material (-1 mm)

    Alternate C: Pressure Oxygen Digestion of Ground Material (-1 mm) Waste rock to stockpile or INCA/TRS Mining Truck Radiometric Scanning/Grizzly low grade heap leach Inca ore Ore Sorting Primary Crushing possible here Grinding to -1mm TBR OR mild leach route Pyrite/ FeO/U Ferric Sulfur addition when

  23. Slide 23: Proposed Geotechnical Studies and Pit Design

    Proposed Geotechnical Studies and Pit Design 1. Familiarisation and Scoping • Introductory visit and data gathering • Desktop study and project scoping 2. Determine Preliminary Slope Design Parameters • Collate geological, geotechnical and hydrogeological data • Geotechnical core logging and index t

  24. Slide 24: Proposed Geotechnical Studies and Pit Design

    Proposed Geotechnical Studies and Pit Design 2. Determine Preliminary Slope Design Parameters (Cont’d) • Data capture and processing • Rock Mass Ratings • Kinematic stability analyses • Groundwater modelling and pore pressure assessment • Analyse OTV structural data • Assess risks related to Faults

  25. Slide 25: Process Selection and Testing

    Process Selection and Testing • A pre-requisite is representative samples of all expected ore types. • Petrographic, analytical and crush tests and various process tests are required to characterise the ore. • Testwork must yield probable operating conditions, processing costs and information for eq

  26. Slide 26: Process Selection and Testing

    Process Selection and Testing • From a knowledge of the above it is possible to eliminate inapplicable techniques from laboratory investigations.  Between 10% – 15% CaCO3 either acid or alkali could be applicable however >15% CaCO3 only carbonate leaching will be viable;  Sulphide minerals react w

  27. Slide 27: Process Selection and Testing

    Process Selection and Testing • Process purification and precipitation testing is required in order to ensure the uranium ore concentrate meets customer specifications.  Ion exchange trails to determine optimum loading, scrubbing and stripping conditions as well as the presence of resin poisons; 

  28. Slide 28: Scoping Leach Test Method

    ge Scoping Leach Test Methoc

  29. Slide 29: ADU Precipitation

    ADU Precipitation

  30. Slide 30: Iron Precipitation

    ge Iron Precipitation

  31. Slide 31: Scoping Magnetic and Size Separation

    Scoping Magnetic and Size Separation

  32. Slide 32: Scoping Magnetic and Size Separation

    Scoping Magnetic and Size Separation

  33. Slide 33: Scoping Magnetic and Size Separation

    Scoping Magnetic and Size Separation Ratio of Relative U3O8 Content : Relative Mass Mag +1 mm 1.056 Mag +0.5 mm 1.149 Mag +0.25 mm 0.461 Mag -0.25 mm 0.228

  34. Slide 34: Scoping Flotation Test Results

    Scoping Flotation Test Results INCA Blend & TRS (10%) <250 micron Element Material SM15 + FS2 & SM15 + FS2 & SM15 + FS2 & Material Tails (*Semi- quantitative) Calculated Froth 1 Froth 2 Froth 3 Assay Si (%)* 35.12 22.5 35.35 35.9 38.12 40.89 S (%)* 0.12 0.5049 0.1635 0.0926 0.0227 0.1281 Ca (%)* 2.8

  35. Slide 35: Scoping Flotation Test Results

    Scoping Flotation Test Results TRS (<250 micron) Element Material Oleoflot & Froth 1 Oleoflot & Froth 2 Tails TBR Actual (*Semi- quantitative) Calculated Si (%)* 53.65 23.87 36.55 61.92 39.98 S (%)* 0.0319 0.0748 0.0799 0.0182 0.0254 Ca (%)* 2.612 12.396 3.226 0.2857 2.879 Fe (%)* 3.0699 3.183 5.809

  36. Slide 36: Thank You

    Deep Yellow Reptile Uranium Namibia THANK YOU Pieter Niemann – Project Manager Klaus Frielingsdorf – General Manager Geoffrey Gee – Group Chief Geologist

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