Minbos Resources Limited · ASX:MNB
Minbos Resources — Investor Presentation (September 2021)
18 slides from Minbos Resources's investor presentation, Sep 1, 2021
Slide 1: Investor Presentation - Africa Down Under 2021
INVESTOR PRESENTATION AFRICA DOWN UNDER 2021 Minbos Resources Limited (ASX:MNB) (“Minbos” or “the Company”) is pleased to provide the following investor presentation which will be given later today at the Africa Down Under Conference being held at the at the Pan Pacific, Perth, Western Australia. Mi
Slide 2: The Rock That Starts a Nation
THE ROCK THAT STARTS A NATION AFRICA DOWNUNDER - SEPTEMBER 2021
Slide 3: Competent Person's Statement and Disclaimer
COMPETENT PERSON’S STATEMENT The Competent Person with responsibility for the total Mineral Resources of this report is Mrs Kathleen Body, Pr. Sci. Nat, who is an employee of Red Bush Analytics. Mrs Body was a full time employee of Coffey Mining at the time the original Mineral Resource estimation w
Slide 4: Our Vision
Our Vision TO BUILD A HIGH-IMPACT NUTRIENT PRODUCTION & DISTRIBUTION BUSINESS FOR CENTRAL AFRICA
Slide 5: High Impact Fertilizer Business
HIGH IMPACT FERTILIZER BUSINESS NUTRIENT BUSINESS WITH INHERENT ESG CONTRIBUTION PRIMARY NUTRIENTS CARBON Cabinda Phosphate Project HYDROGEN OXYGEN NPK Blending & Distribution NITROGEN (N) PHOSPHORUS (P) Zero-Carbon Green Ammoniai POTASSIUM (K) IFDC AFFPP Program SECONDARY NUTRIENTS… SULFUR CALCIUM
Slide 6: Cabinda Phosphate Project
CABINDA PHOSPHATE PROJECT HIGH-GRADE PHOSPHATE ROCK FERTILIZER Phosphate Granulation Plant Cacata Granulation Plant site Cácata Phosphate deposit 6.5Mt @ 30% P2O5i Phosphate Rock trucked to Mining License Area Futila Granulation Plant Futila Industrial Zone has access to stable grid power, the water
Slide 7: Futila Granulation Plant
FUTILA GRANULATION PLANT FLEXIBLE PRODUCTION STRATEGY Phosphate rock Water soluble phosphate Secondary nutrients Micronutrients ASX:MNB | 6
Slide 8: NPK for Angola
NPK FOR ANGOLA BRAZIL-STYLE GROWTH POTENITAL “Fertilizer sector development GROW TO EAT is a national priority. It • 1-5yr market potential: 200,000Mti • Expand to 1M smallholders within 5 years requires commercial investments in phosphate mining and fertilizer GROW TO SELL production capacity, expe
Slide 9: NPK Distribution Corridors
NPK DISTRIBUTION CORRIDORS Cabinda Corridor DRC & ROC Malanje Corridor Grow to Export Cuanza Sul Grow to Sell Benguela Corridor Grow to Eat Namibe Corridor Grow to Eat ASX:MNB | 8
Slide 10: Benguela – Namibe Corridors
BENGUELA – NAMIBE CORRIDORS GROW TO EAT IFDC AIMS TO 3 Million INCREASE Smallholder Farmers SMALLHOLDER YIELDS BY 3 TIMES. Benguela Corridor Namibe Corridor ASX:MNB | 9
Slide 11: Malanje Corridor
MALANJE CORRIDOR GROW TO EXPORT Malange Corridor Analogous to Brazil Cerrado Same latitude, same rainfall, Hydro Power 6 Million Hectares 1500km closer to Stations of Underutilised Land the port, and closer to Asian markets. ASX:MNB | 10
Slide 12: Angolan Hydro Power
ANGOLAN HYDRO POWER LARGE SCALE HYDRO TO PROPEL ANGOLAN ECONOMY 1000MW of unutilized hydropower available now in the Malange Corridor.i $US15/MWhr base tariff with concessions available for ammonia industry formation. Ammonia production in the middle of a growing agriculture and mining region. Local
Slide 13: Ammonia – By the Colours
AMMONIA – BY THE COLOURS…. GREY BLUE TURQUOISE GREEN Hydrogen from steam Hydrogen from steam Hydrogen from pyrolysis Hydrogen from electrolysis reformation of methane reformation of methane of methane of water powered by renewable energy Emits CO2 Sequesters CO2 Low CO2 emissions Zero CO2 emissions
Slide 14: Zero-Carbon Green Ammonia
ZERO-CARBON GREEN AMMONIA 100-YEAR-OLD TECHNOLOGY USING WATER, AIR & HYDROPOWER Hydrogen is produced from water using electrolysis Nitrogen is produced from air by refrigeration Ammonia is produced from the Hydrogen and Nitrogen using the Haber-Bosch process Ammonia is the feedstock for Nitrogen Fer
Slide 15: Angola's Agricultural Potential
ANGOLA’S AGRICULTURAL POTENTIAL VAST TRACTS OF UNOCCUPIED ARABLE LAND 31M 57M ha 5M ha population arable land cultivated land 1000-1500mm of rain per year 3 million farm households (~1-2 hectares) 95% smallholder farming 100% of fertilizers is imported ANGOLA WAS ONE OF AFRICA’S LEADING FARMING NATI
Slide 16: Fertilizer Use in Angola Lags Most of Africa
FERTILIZER USE IN ANGOLA LAGS MOST OF AFRICA NO PRIMARY OR LOCAL MANUFACTURING OF FERTILIZER Source: FAOSTAT (kg(nutrients)/ha) ASX:MNB | 15
Slide 17: Angola Fertilizer & Farm Productivity Program
ANGOLA FERTILIZER & FARM PRODUCTIVITY PROGRAM ESG-INTENSIVE DOMESTIC OFFTAKE Proposed cooperation between the IFDC, Minbos & the Angolan Government Produce fertilizers from local resources Strong Government policies to support fertilizer sector Build farmer knowledge on fertilizer use & soil fertili
Slide 18: Projeto Pequeno, Grande Impacto
PROJETO PEQUENO, GRANDE IMPACTO GROW TO EAT “THE BEST WAY TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IS GROW TO SELL TO HELP SOMEONE ELSE MAKE A LIVING.” LINDSAY REED GROW TO EXPORT CEO - MINBOS RESOURCES LTD
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