Belmont Resources Inc. · TSXV:BEA
Belmont Resources — Investor Presentation (October 2024)
16 slides from Belmont Resources's investor presentation, October 2024
Slide 1: Discovery of Cu-Au porphyry system at Come By Chance (CBC)
Discovery of Cu‐Au porphyry system at Come By Chance (CBC) October 2024
Slide 2: Cautionary Statement
Cautionary Statement Except for historical information contained herein, this presentation may contain forward‐looking statements including, but not limited to, comments regarding predictions and projections. Forward‐looking statements address future events and conditions and therefore involve inher
Slide 3: Come By Chance (CBC) Copper-Gold Project
Come By Chance (CBC) Copper‐Gold Project Over 80% of the world's copper production comes from large‐ scale open‐pit porphyry copper mines. In Canada, British Columbia enjoys the lion's share of porphyry copper/ gold mineralization. These deposits contain the largest resources of copper and 50% of th
Slide 4: The Prolific Greenwood Mining Camp
The Prolific Greenwood Mining Camp • The prolific Greenwood mining camp of southern British Columbia has a rich history of mining. It is considered to be one of the most concentrated mineralized areas in western North America. • 30 historic mines in the area • Phoenix mine product over 1Million ounc
Slide 5: Locating a Copper Porphyry: Alteration Zoning provides clues to hidden ore bodies
Locating a Copper Porphyry: Alteration Zoning provides clues to hidden ore bodies. • Copper‐gold porphyry deposits are generally characterized by an association with porphyritic intrusions, by overprinting Propylitic, Phyllic and Potassic alteration. • Propylitic alteration, characterized by the occ
Slide 6: Structure and Surface Mineralization
Structure and Surface Mineralization ‐ Situated between 2 major faults. ‐ Collapsed caldera at center. ‐ Copper and Gold mineralization at surface. ‐ Extensive brecciation at 2 showings. ‐ Skarns ‐ skarns near porphyry deposits are commonly inextricably part of the larger Cu‐Au system. Crook Lake Ca
Slide 7: Geophysics Identifies Large Potential Porphyry Signature
Geophysics Identifies Large Potential Porphyry Signature A magnetic low anomaly surrounded by a A resistivity low in a porphyry system Surrounding this core is a chargeable halo magnetic high anomaly The magnetic low in a often indicates the presence of with up to 10% disseminated pyrite. This coppe
Slide 8: 2022 Drilling Confirms Outer Propylitic Zone of Large Potential Porphyry
2022 Drilling Confirms Outer Propylitic Zone of Large Potential Porphyry • The 2022 ‐2,304 meter drill program focused on the south west area of the property. Drilling confirmed porphyry style alteration, veining and mineralization over an initial area measuring 1,300 meters by 900 meters. • Drillin
Slide 9: 2022 Drilling Extensive Outer Propylitic Zone of Porphyry System
2022 Drilling Extensive Outer Propylitic Zone of Porphyry System Extensive Propylitic (chlorite, epidote Extensive pyrite mineralization (up Mineralization was dominated by & serecite) alteration encountered in to 20%). Pyrite halos are another pyrite and pyrrhotite with lesser all six drill holes.
Slide 10: Propylitic Alteration
Propylitic Alteration Section Facing North • The 2022 ‐2,304 meter drill program focused on the south west area of the property. Drilling confirmed porphyry style alteration, veining and mineralization over an initial area measuring 1,300 meters by 900 meters. • Extensive Propylitic (chlorite, epido
Slide 11: Pyrite Mineralization
Pyrite Mineralization Section Facing North • Pyrite is commonly associated with the outer zones of porphyry systems, particularly in propylitic alteration, where it can form extensive halos around the more mineralized cores. These halos can act as geochemical guides during exploration. Elevated pyri
Slide 12: Extensive Quartz Veining
Extensive Quartz Veining Section Facing North • The presence of extensive quartz veining in the propylitic zone is important for several reasons: • Quartz veining often indicates the presence of fluid pathways through which hydrothermal fluids traveled during the formation of the porphyry system. Th
Slide 13: Minimal Copper-Gold Mineralization
Minimal Copper‐Gold Mineralization Section Facing North • Copper and gold mineralization is typically associated mainly with the Potassic and Phyllic alteration zones of the porphyry system with the peripheral Propylitic alteration zone being more distal from the porphyry core containing less copper
Slide 14: 2022 Drilling Summary
2022 Drilling Summary 2022 drilling results were highly encouraging in that the results, in combination with the geophysical interpretations, are interpreted to be the Propylitic Alteration “halo” around a large intrusive centre. All the data to date has provided important vectors pointing to the po
Slide 15: Drilling To Test Postulated Porphyry Core (Phyllic-Potassic zones)
Drilling To Test Postulated Porphyry Core (Phyllic ‐ Potassic zones) • Planned drilling will focus primarily on vectoring to the central porphyry potassic core in the search for a mineralised porphyry Cu‐Au intrusion. 15
Slide 16: Key Facts
Key Facts Share Info As of October 1, 2024 Shares: 102.2M Warrants: 0M Options: 7.3M Fully Diluted: 109.5M Contact Info Belmont Resources Inc.– TSX‐V: BEA Suite 615 – 800 W. Pender Street Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada V6C 2V6 Telephone: (604) 505‐4061 E‐mail: george@belmontresources.com 16
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