Alphamin Resources Corp. · TSXV:AFM

Alphamin Resources — Investor Presentation (April 2014)

24 slides from Alphamin Resources's investor presentation, April 2014

  1. Slide 1: Bisie Project

    Bisie Project April 2014 AFM TSX.V www.alphaminresources.com 1

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer

    DISCLAIMER The statements made in this presentation which are not historical facts contain certain forward-looking statements concerning potential developments affecting the business, prospects, financial condition and other aspects of the company to which this presentation pertains. The actual resu

  3. Slide 3: Capital Structure

    CAPITAL STRUCTURE 1) Toronto Venture Exchange: TSX-V AFM.V, Berlin 6AJ.BE, Frankfurt 6AJ.F 3) 52 week high / low: C$0.10 / C$0.42 4) Market Cap (C$0.30): C$76.8m 5) Share outstanding: 256m 6) Warrants outstanding: 12.1m 7) Options outstanding: 13.8m Currency is Pink Canadian Dollars Cassiterite AFM

  4. Slide 4: Management Team

    MANAGEMENT TEAM Brendon Jones Rudolf Pretorius Juan Carlos Del Non Executive Director Non Executive Director Rio Non Executive Mr Jones currently holds a Mr. Pretorius formed Treacle Director number of Executive and Private Equity in 1999 with Non-Executive Directorships, two partners. At Treacle, M

  5. Slide 5: Company Highlights – Bisie Project

    COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS – BISIE PROJECT  10,630 metres of diamond drilling completed on the Bisie Prospect since July 2012  Initial Inferred Mineral Resource of 4.01mt @ 3.5%Sn (0.25% Sn cut off) for 141,200 tonnes contained tin at Mpama North  43-101 filed in January 2014  Positive results from tin

  6. Slide 6: Tin Facts

    TIN FACTS  Main uses: Solder (54%), Tinplate (16%), Chemicals (14%) 15 iPads/Tablets contain as much tin solder as the average car. Smart phones contain 1.5% tin by weight. Worldwide shortages are expected since Indonesia (first global exporter) cut down exports by 90% Cassiterite crystal Few n

  7. Slide 7: Global Resources for Peer Explorers

    GLOBAL RESOURCES FOR PEER EXPLORERS 181 200 151 Tin Resource/Reserve (kt) 141 131 150 81 100 71.5 52 57 50 22 0 www.alphaminresources.com 7

  8. Slide 8: Grade & Resources for Peer Explorers

    GRADE & RESOURCES FOR PEER EXPLORERS 5 •Exceptionally high grades 4 •Potential for other resources AFM 3 Tin Grade 2 (% Sn) MLX SRZ 1 KAS CSD YTC VMS Taronga 0 -10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 Resources/Reserves (MT ore) -1 www.alphaminresources.com 8

  9. Slide 9: Peer Tin Explorers

    PEER TIN EXPLORERS Grade Mtons Tons Depth Grain Size (% Sn) contained Recovery Sn Alphamin 3.5 4.01 141,200 50 to 220 Coarse Resources m depth 85% recovery Kasbah 0.85 15.3 131,000 600m Fine depth Stellar 1.14 6.28 71,500 550m Fine Resources depth 70% recovery Metal X 1.57 9.7 151,000 200- 70% recov

  10. Slide 10: Democratic Republic of Congo Reasons to Invest

    DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO REASONS TO INVEST  Increased political stability Democratic elections witnessed – President Joseph Kabila reelected in 2011 New mining code introduced in 2002 (under revision) Smart money is investing in DRC mining sector. Copper/cobalt ( Freeport McMoran, Katanga Mi

  11. Slide 11: Bisie Project

    BISIE PROJECT  5 Permits covering 1,470 square kilometers in North Kivu Province  Permits 100% owned  Work commenced on PR5266 (contains Bisie Prospect) in early 2012  180km from Regional Centre of Goma (border with Rwanda) AFM TSX.V www.alphaminresources.com 11

  12. Slide 12: Bisie Tin Prospect

    BISIE TIN PROSPECT  Tin first discovered in 2004  High grade tin mineralisation mined by artisanal miners in two areas: Mpama North and Mpama Mpama South North  Exceptional drilling results (Mpama North):  15m @ 7.94%Sn from 171m & 7.65m @ 9.40% Sn from 192m Bisie mineralisation  29m @ 3.30% Sn

  13. Slide 13: Mpama North: Inferred Maiden Resource

    MPAMA NORTH: INFERRED MAIDEN RESOURCE Mpama North Inferred Resource Cut-off grade Tonnes Sn Tonnes Sn % Cu (%) Zn(%) Pb(%) (Sn%) (Millions) (Thousands) 0.25 4.01 3.52 141.2 0.27 0.12 0.006 • Resource covers 400m strike down to 250m below surface • First 50m not included (depletion from artisanal wor

  14. Slide 14: Bisie 3D Model (Looking South)

    BISIE 3D MODEL (LOOKING SOUTH) 14

  15. Slide 15: Drilling – Mpama North

    DRILLING – MPAMA NORTH  Deep drilling below 200m commenced at Mpama North in February 2014 (6 holes for 1,720m)  Visible cassiterite veins observed down to 350m below surface  Significant results from first 2 holes:  24.5m @ 2.03% Sn from 247m including 15.18m @ 2.94% Sn from 252.12m  Metallurg

  16. Slide 16: Mpama North – Infill Drilling

    MPAMA NORTH – INFILL DRILLING Sterilized Area  6,000m of infill drilling planned for mineral resource upgrade  Targeting high grade Infill Target Area mineralised chute  New mineral resource expected in Q3 AFM TSX.V www.alphaminresources.com 16

  17. Slide 17: Mpama South Drilling Results

    MPAMA SOUTH DRILLING RESULTS Mpama North MASSIVE SULPHIDE TIN MINERALISATION  Two zones intersected at Mpama South: • zinc/lead/silver zone • tin/copper zone with increased quartz veining Mpama  Best intercepts include: South • 32.2m @ 0.76% Sn from 106.9m, incl. 22.05m @ 1.02% Sn • 11m @ 1.48% Sn

  18. Slide 18: Soil Geochemistry

    SOIL GEOCHEMISTRY  Soil samples collected over 7km of the ridge which hosts the Bisie deposit MPAMA  Coherent zinc and lead anomaly (best association NORTH with tin mineralisation) defined over 6km  Ongoing soil sampling programme will ensure complete coverage over 8km of the Bisie ridge, and adj

  19. Slide 19: Regional Targets

    REGIONAL TARGETS Bisie Project New Targets 10346 5266 5270 Umate prospect 5267 www.alphaminresources.com 19

  20. Slide 20: Gold Target: Umate

    GOLD TARGET: UMATE  Located on PR 5267 (currently under force majeure) Makua  Exploitation of alluvial and primary resources during 1950 – 1960s Nyamakondjo  Two main areas of exploitation - Makua and Nyamakondjo basins  In the Nyamakondjo basin large quartz veins were exploited, along with the

  21. Slide 21: Company Vision

    COMPANY VISION  Develop the first commercial mine in the North Kivu Province  Establish and fund the “Alphamin Foundation” - 4% of all project expenditure  Create an artisan training school where trained personnel can provide services to the communities and the mine  General upliftment of all in

  22. Slide 22: Way Forward – Project Timeline

    WAY FORWARD – PROJECT TIMELINE AFM TSX.V www.alphaminresources.com 22

  23. Slide 23: Conclusion

    CONCLUSION  Bisie is on track to becoming the first commercially developed mine in the North Kivu Province, DRC  Initial work indicates underground mining methods will be required  Good potential for new tin and gold discovery  Strong focus on community development programmes for the upliftment

  24. Slide 24: Contact Us

    Contact Us ZUG OFFICE: +41 41 711 02 81 C/O Coresco AG Gotthardstrasse 20 CH – 6300 Zug Email: info@coresco.ch Mark Gasson, Director: mark.gasson@coresco.ch +41 798 824 602 Ross Doyle, CFO / Investor Relations: ross.doyle@coresco.ch + 41 765 151 774 AFM TSX.V www.alphaminresources.com 24

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