Talisker Resources Ltd. · TSX:TSK
Talisker Resources — Investor Presentation (January 2022)
24 slides from Talisker Resources's investor presentation, January 2022
Slide 1: Corporate Presentation January 2022
TSX :TSK OTCQX:TSKFF Corporate Presentation January 2022 Excellence In Exploration
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statements
F o r w a r d L o o k i n g Sta te m e n ts Certain statements in this presentation are forward-looking statements, which reflect the expectations of management regarding the business development objectives and plans of Talisker Resources Ltd. (“Talisker” or the“Company”). Forward-looking informatio
Slide 3: The Case for Gold
The Case for Gold • Perception that gold is predominantly a currency backstop • In 2021, $22.7B Central Bank purchasing versus $107.3B in Jewelry purchases • So only ~20% of gold goes to banks • Global production 110Moz versus global discovery rate of 30Moz over last 5 years • Simple supply versus d
Slide 4: Talisker's Vision: To Become a Tier 1 Gold Discoverer
Ta l i s k e r ’s Vi s i o n … To Become a Tier 1 Gold Discoverer
Slide 5: All the Ingredients for Success
All the Ingredients for Success • Industry leading discovery team (50Moz discovered) • All assets in top first world jurisdiction • All assets close to infrastructure and skilled workforce • Well-constrained potential for initial 1.5-2Moz ounce resource at flagship within three years of listing • Cl
Slide 6: Clear Pathway to Rapid Growth
Clear Pathway to Rapid Growth Major Milestones • September 2021 – Closed Acquisition of New Carolin Gold Corp. • October 2021 – Golden Hornet Discovery Drilling • December 2021 – Complete 100,000m Bralorne resource drill-out • Q1 2022 – Maiden resource estimate for Bralorne 6
Slide 7: Corporate Share Structure and Capitalization
Co r p o r a te Share Structure and Capitalization Capital Structure Strategic investment by New Gold and Common Shares Outstanding 285,690,605 strong institutional shareholder base Warrants 7,722,476 including Franklin, RBC, Sprott, Options + RSUs 20,625,000 Gold 2000, Equinox, Merk, Fully Diluted
Slide 8: Corporate Leadership: Management
Co r p o r a t e L e a d e r sh ip MANAG E M E NT Terry Harbort PhD in Structural Geology and Tectonics ● Co-founder and VP Exploration, Talisker CEO, President, Director Exploration Services Inc. and former Director and VP Corporate Development, Sable Resources Ltd. and former Chief Geoscientist, B
Slide 9: Corporate Leadership: Non-Executive Directors
Co r p o r a t e L e a d e r ship NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS Morris Prychidny (1)(3*) Chartered Accountant with 35+ years experience in the mining, entertainment and real Chairman estate industries ● Current Chairman, Nighthawk Gold Corp. and Director, Fountain Asset Corp. and Northfield Capital Corpor
Slide 10: Dominant Explorer in Southern BC
Dominant Explorer in Southern BC 282,403 ha land package 85% of Spences Bridge Gold Belt Multiple Cretaceous L-S epithermal belts Identified Greenfields Team - 22 geologists 1703 stream sediments 11,120 soils 10
Slide 11: Bralorne Geological Setting
Bralorne Geological Setting • Canada’s only world-class phanerozoic orogenic gold deposit • One of the largest vein systems in the North American Cordillera - surpassed in size only by Grass Valley and Motherload • Located on major terrane suture – Large scale plumbing • Exhumation of upper mantle a
Slide 12: Bralorne History
Bralorne History • Three historic mines (Bralorne, Pioneer, King) owned by separate companies, over 40 years of production • Total of 7.3Mt@17.7g/t for 4.2Moz from 30 veins • Selective mining by shrinkage and cut and fill • Historic mining averaged 115,000oz per 50m vertical panel (2,300oz/vertical
Slide 13: Veins with kilometre+ continuity along strike and at depth
• Veins with kilometre + continuity along strike and at depth • Over 60 large veins defined 13
Slide 14: Old Stopes, Drift Samples >= 3g/t
Old Stopes, Drift Samples >= 3g/t Historic Ownership Gap Bralorne Pioneer King Mine Mine Mine 1km 1km 1km Au g/ t 14
Slide 15: Talisker New Vein Targets
Talisker New Vein Targets Bralorne Pioneer King Mine Mine Mine 1km 1km 1km Well constrained target Au g/ t volumes defined by historic drift samples and mapping 15
Slide 16: Resource Development Underway
Resource Development Underway Focused on 14 shallow veins of 61 identified 16
Slide 17: Vein Distribution
Vein Distribution • Not just a large high grade vein deposit • Large population of distributed consistent small veins • Greatly increases upside 17
Slide 18: Pioneer Discovery Zone – Near-Surface Bulk Tonnage
Pioneer Discovery Zone – Near-Surface Bulk Tonnage • New discovery, currently drilling • Drilling in narrowest section of host rock • Host rock defined for 3,200m along strike, is open at depth beyond 1,000m and averages 250m wide • Bulk tonnage potential over 3.8km strike length • 600m continuity c
Slide 19: Confirming a 1100m deep panel of mineralization from surface
• Confirming a 1100m deep panel of mineralization from surface. • Currently drilling on 200m step-outs from this section over 1.2km strike • Last assays confirmed 600m strike length 19
Slide 20: District-Scale Upside
District-Scale Upside Only 6km of defined 30km strike length Bralorne Pioneer Bralorne King Pioneer Extension West East • Excellent vein continuity along strike and at depth confirmed by historic mining • Multiple brownfields drill targets outside of immediate 30km camp • District scale land package
Slide 21: Infrastructure
Infrastructure • Direct Highway Access from Vancouver (231km via Hurley, 371km via Lillooet) • Proximal to airstrip • Active mining, tailings and water discharge permits / No acid mine drainage • Direct grid power connection (1.5Mva) / Hydro generation plant 4km from site • State of the art water tr
Slide 22: Exploration Drill Plan
Ex p l o r a t i o n D r i l l Pl a n • 2020 - 21,550m completed in first year • 2021 - Stage one 100,000m resource drill program underway • Targeting initial inferred resource to 700m depth on 14 veins • Early focus on close-to-surface vein zones • Five rigs active plan to increase to eight • ~10,0
Slide 23: Developing A Project Pipeline
Developing A Project Pipeline • Spences Bridge: 85% control/Remington: 100% control • Systematic (major company) Greenfield’s exploration program • Year-round field season with 20 geologists on the ground • Continue to monitor M&A opportunities • Building long term robust project pipeline 23
Slide 24: Contact
Contact Co r p o r a t e He a d Office: 350 Bay Street, Suite 400 Toronto, ON M5H 2S9 Vancouver O ff ic e : 900-999 West Hastings Street Vancouver, BC V6C 2W2 Terry Harbort, President & CEO +1(416) 357-0227 terry.harbort@taliskerresources.com Nikki McEachnie, Investor Relations Nikki.mceachnie@talis
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