Terrain Minerals Ltd · ASX:TMX

Terrain Minerals — Investor Presentation (August 2010)

37 slides from Terrain Minerals's investor presentation, Aug 16, 2010

  1. Slide 1: Terrain Minerals Presentation August 2010

    ABN: 45 116 153 514 Terrain Minerals Presentation August 2010

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS This presentation has been prepared by Terrain Minerals Ltd (“Terrain”) as a summary of the Company, its mineral assets and its plans to explore its tenements and for general information purposes only. This presentation contains material that can be construed as

  3. Slide 3: Corporate Summary

    Corporate Summary BOARD OF DIRECTORS CAPITAL STRUCTURE Non executive Issued Shares (TMX): 171.2 m Chairman: Dick Sandner Vice Chair: Jonathan Lim Issued Options Keith Wells Listed (TMXOA): 16.9 m Paul Dickson Unlisted: 10.6 m Executive MD: Chris Tomich Share Price (13/08/10): 2.9c MAJOR SHAREHOLDERS

  4. Slide 4: Project Locations

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  5. Slide 5: Bundarra – Regional Map

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  6. Slide 6: Mine Development Projects

    Mine Development Projects Mine Scoping Studies Completed: • Celtic Open Pit - Mining Approval in place, toll treatment agreement being finalised • Great Western Open Pit & Underground • Wonder North Open Pit (U/G study underway) Potential Mine Extensions: • Great Western – underground, down plunge •

  7. Slide 7: Forecast Mine Cash Surplus

    Forecast Mine Cash Surplus Based on Mine Scoping studies completed Various sensitivity analyses have been performed and are included to demonstrate the potential range of cash flows as set out in the ASX announcement dated 16 February 2010.

  8. Slide 8: Celtic Pit

    Celtic Pit

  9. Slide 9: Celtic Deposit Cross Section: Proposed Pit Extension

    Celtic Deposit Cross Section: Proposed Pit Extension

  10. Slide 10: Celtic Open Pit Gold Production Summary

    Celtic Open Pit Gold Production Summary Mine: 59,000t at 3.52g/t undiluted (from measured resource of 684Kt @ 1.8g/t gold: Resource Table ) Recover: 6,000 oz @ cash cost of A$630-650oz Up Front Costs A$0.9m - A$1m Cash flow generated A$4m Cash surplus A$3m Based on gold price A$1,200/oz & 90% metall

  11. Slide 11: Celtic Open Pit: Sensitivity Study

    Celtic Open Pit: Sensitivity Study Ozs COST/Ozs Operating Forecast RECOVER $/Ozs CASH CASH ED FLOW Surplus X$M X$M (Negative) BASE CASE 6003 635 0.87 3.4 $1200/Ozs (90% rec) GOLD PRICE 6003 628 0.87 2.8 $1100/Ozs (90% rec) GOLD PRICE 6003 641 0.87 3.9 $1300/OZS (90% rec) RECOVERY 85% 5669 668 0.87 3

  12. Slide 12: Great Western Deposit

    INERALS Great Western Deposit

  13. Slide 13: Great Western Deposit Proposed Mine Plan

    Great Western Deposit Proposed Mine Plan

  14. Slide 14: Great Western: Open Pit Gold Production Summary

    Great Western: Open Pit Gold Production Summary Mine: 128,000t at 2.7 g/t gold (from measured, indicated & inferred resource of 473Kt @ 2.7g/t gold: ResourceTable) Produce: 10,500oz @ cash cost A$1,020/oz Up Front Costs A$2.3m Cash flow generate A$3.3m - A$4.3m Cash surplus A$1.0m - A$2.0m Note: The

  15. Slide 15: Great Western Underground: Gold Production Summary

    Great Western Underground: Gold Production Summary Mine: 194,000t at 6.75 g/t gold (from measured, indicated & inferred resource of 473Kt @ 2.7g/t gold: Resource Table) Produce: 40,000 oz @ cash cost of A$750/oz Up Front Costs A$12.0m Cash flow generated A$25.1m - A$27.1m Cash Surplus A$13.1m - A$15

  16. Slide 16: Wonder North Pit

    Wonder North Pit

  17. Slide 17: Wonder North Deposit

    WONDER NORTH OPEN PIT LEGEND Grade x metres Pre 2007-08 TMX drill intercepts (12m @ 3.3g/t Au) 2007-08 TMX drill intercepts (16m @ 3.4g/t Au) Plunge of mineralisation Underground potential 300mRL

  18. Slide 18: Wonder North Open Pit: Gold Production Summary

    Wonder North Open Pit: Gold Production Summary Mine: 449,000t at 2.56g/t gold (from measured & indicated resource of 1226Kt @ 2.4g/t gold: Resource Table) Produce:35,000 oz @ cash cost of A$1,000/oz Up Front Costs A$10.0m Cash flow generated A$14.8m - A$16.8m Cash Surplus A$4.8m - A$6.8m Based on go

  19. Slide 19: Wonder North High Grade Underground Resource

    Wonder North High Grade Underground Resource JORC Resource 621,600t @ 4.8 g/t Au (96,080oz)

  20. Slide 20: Potential Mine Extensions

    Potential Mine Extensions • Great Western (gold) – down plunge Ore shoots open down plunge • Wonder North (gold) – down plunge Deposit open down dip and down plunge Study to be undertaken looking at reducing costs & increasing recovered oz & enhancing cash flow

  21. Slide 21: Bundarra – Regional Map

    oot Bundarra — Regional Map ointe ; ~~ Black Cat 28°18S = Great Western N&, ~ Rea, oo Dd Gold deposit (JORC resource) © Gold prospect Geochemical anomalies/RC drill targets 6 0 4000m of TERRAIN MINERALS LTD 7LN Black Cat Proj sos ject Bundarra Region Geology \ ee (Au) — f

  22. Slide 22: Bundarra: Other Targets

    Bundarra: Other Targets Bluebush • 726,000t @ 1.7g/t gold (39,0000z) Bluebush East (RAB drilling results) • 3m @ 2.57g/t gold from 24m • 18m @ 1.26g/t gold from 30m • 11m @ 1.03g/t gold from 28m Craig/Katalina • Four (4) gold, geochemical anomalies: up to 50x background, up to 160m wide and up to 1,

  23. Slide 23: Bundarra Project: Resources

    Bundarra Project: Resources (1g/t gold cut-off) Measured Indicated Inferred TOTALS Deposit Tonnes Grade Tonnes Grade Tonnes Grade Tonnes Grade Ounces (‘000) (g/t) (‘000) (g/t) (‘000) (g/t) (‘000) (g/t) (‘000) Wonder 354 2.3 872 2.4 1314 1.9 2540 2.1 172.6 North Celtic 684 1.8 199 1.5 204 1.5 1088 1.

  24. Slide 24: Dodgers Well Project

    Dodgers Well Project

  25. Slide 25: Dodgers Well Project

    Dodgers Well Project • First pass shallow RC drilling to test high grade gold targets • DWRC013, 4m @ 36.10 g/t gold from 76m, including 1m @ 115.7 g/t gold from 76m (within a larger interval of 9m @ 17.04 g/t gold from 76m) • DWRC014, 3m @ 9.67 g/t gold from surface (within a larger interval of 6m

  26. Slide 26: Dodgers Well Project

    DODGERS WELL PROJECT - 28°37'S Sheffield — 28°38'S ® Historic workings 92.0 | Rock chip sample (g/t Au) at Drill Hole Number with metres @ g/t Au Q 500m T 121°19E sg Homeward Bound. Great Surprise incl 1m @115.7 q \ 121°20E Aha Ro \ TERRAIN MINERALS LTD Dodgers Well Project Drill Hole & Rock Chip Re

  27. Slide 27: East Kambalda Location Map

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  28. Slide 28: Kambalda v Aztec Dome

    Kambalda v Aztec Dome • Similar Structure: a dome intersected and adjacent to major faults • Similar Geology: basalts, minor shales, ultramafics, syenite intrusions • Similar Trace Element Geochemistry • Similar magnetic and gravity signatures • Presence of nickel sulphides

  29. Slide 29: Kambalda Dome V Aztec Dome

    Kambalda Dome V Aztec Dome Kambalda Dome Aztec Dome Idealised Cross Section Idealised Cross Section ASD0001 [| Granitoid intrusion [| Basalt [| Ultramatic LC Sediment 0 2km 0 2km Eo Nickel deposits Le Ll

  30. Slide 30: Aztec Dome Geophysical Map + Drill Holes

    Aztec Dome Geophysical Map + Drill Holes

  31. Slide 31: Section 14000N

    Section 14000N 3D Gravity Inversion AZRC 002 AZRC009 syenite intrusion

  32. Slide 32: Section 19000N

    Section 19000N 3D Gravity Inversion AZRC008

  33. Slide 33: Aztec Dome Drilling Summary

    Aztec Dome Drilling Summary • Disseminated sulphides (up to 20%) were detected associated with all four IP anomalies. • At “Anomaly C” the sulphides are associated with high magnesian basalts and some narrow bands of ultramafic, which appear to be above the main ultramafic horizon(s). • At “Anomaly

  34. Slide 34: Aztec Dome EM Anomalies

    Aztec Dome EM Anomalies 121°46'30" 121°47'00" = 121°47'30" 121°48'00" = 121°48'30" 121°49'00" = 121°49'30" 121°*50'00" 384000 -31°06'00" #00,900bE- o008ss9 nOE,900bE- ~31°06'30" 6558000 1 00:L00bE- -31°0700" & g gs 8 ip a 8 -31°07'30" 6556000 -31°08'00" -31°08'30" 6554000 ~31°09'00" 384000 386000 12

  35. Slide 35: Aztec Dome EM Anomaly 1

    INERALS “LN IN Aztec Dome EM Anomaly 1 387400! ci PLAN VIEW

  36. Slide 36: Aztec Dome EM Anomaly 2

    TERRAIN INERALS | “i EM ANOMALY _

  37. Slide 37: East Kamblada – Future Plans

    East Kamblada – Future Plans • Recently completed fixed loop EM survey identified 2 strong conductors at 140-400m depth along eastern edge of Aztec Dome • Deep diamond core drilling required to test geophysical & geological targets – better define ultramafic host statigraphy & test for nickel sulphi

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