Sabre Resources Ltd · ASX:SBR
Sabre Resources — Investor Presentation (July 2015)
25 slides from Sabre Resources's investor presentation, Jul 16, 2015
Slide 1: Corporate Presentation
For personal use only Corporate Presentation July 2015 ASX Code - SBR
Slide 2: Disclaimer & Declaration
Disclaimer & Declaration This presentation has been prepared by Sabre Resources Ltd (“SBR”) as a summary of the company’s exploration and development activities, with For personal use only particular reference to the Otavi Mountain Land Copper & Base Metals Project (‘OML’) in Namibia. No Offer of Se
Slide 3: Highlights
Highlights For personal use only o Sabre Resources has a strategic land holding of about 700km2 of granted exploration licences and 350km2 of exploration licence applications in the Otavi Mountain Land (“OML”) in Namibia which is interpreted to be an extension of the Central African Copperbelt (“Cop
Slide 4: Strategy
Strategy For personal use only o Focus on high-value deposit styles: o Tsumeb (24.9 Mt @ 5.5% Cu, 11.5% Pb, 4.0% Zn & 172g/t Ag), and o Kipushi (historical production 60Mt @ 10% Cu and 11.03% Zn and historical resources of 26Mt @ 2.18% Cu and 19.05% Zn) o Stratabound epigenetic Zinc-Lead deposits wi
Slide 5: Experienced Board
Experienced Board For personal use only 30 years resource industry experience as a geologist in senior and executive management roles with WMC Resources Ltd and the David Chapman junior sector within Australia and overseas, covering operations, exploration project management and construction, busi
Slide 6: Experienced Technical Team
Experienced Technical Team For personal use only Geologist with over 20 years’ global experience in a wide variety of metals. Holds a PhD in Geology from the University of Queensland. Has considerable international Dr. Matthew Painter experience, specialises in genesis of ore deposits, and has a G
Slide 7: Namibia
Namibia For personal use only o An independent, stable, democratic republic in south-west Africa. o Fraser Institute (2014) ranks Namibia ahead of all Australian states except Western Australia Southern Africa and South Australia for investment o A long mining history, which today is a cornerstone o
Slide 8: The OML - Prospectivity
The “OML” - Prospectivity For personal use only The OML is part of the Damaran Mobile Copper deposits Belt that hosts many of the world’s most Central African Copper Belts important and high-grade copper ~225Mt copper metal endowment Kipushi deposits: o Central African Copper Belt CONGO CRATON o Kam
Slide 9: The OML – Mining History
The OML – Mining History o Small-scale copper mining at Tsumeb, For personal use only Gross Otavi, and Guchab since ancient times o Europeans first sighted the workings in the 1890s o Large-scale mining commenced in the 1900s: o Tsumeb, Kombat copper mines o Harasib, Rietfontein, Harasib II, Otjiruk
Slide 10: The OML – Excellent Infrastructure
The OML – Excellent Infrastructure o Tsumeb Copper Smelter (Dundee Precious Metals) For personal use only o Can process highly complex ores (e.g. arsenic-rich ore from Chelopech, Bulgaria, is shipped to Tsumeb for processing) o One of only five copper smelters in sub-Saharan Africa o 240,000 tonnes
Slide 11: The OML – Significant Mines and Deposits
The OML – Significant Mines and Deposits For personal use only Mine Production or Resource Tsumeb 1903 – 1940 24.9 Mt @ 5.5% Cu, 11.5% Pb, 4.0% Zn & 172g/t Ag 1946 – 1997 Kombat 1911 – 1925 12.5 Mt @ 2.46% Cu, 1.6% Pb & 18g/t Ag 1962 – 2007 Berg Aukas 3.25 Mt @ 16.9% Zn, 4.5% Pb, & 0.76% V2O5 1950 –
Slide 12: The OML – Project Area Key Cu and Zn-Pb Corridors
The OML – Project Area Key Cu and Zn-Pb Corridors For personal use only o Four significant base–metal corridors with each over 25km strike o Border-Toggenburg Zn-Pb o Kombat Cu o Kaskara Cu – Zn – Pb -V o Driehoek Zn-Pb o Sabre is focused on the Border-Toggenburg, Kombat and Kaskara corridors Slide
Slide 13: Border-Toggenburg Corridor
Border-Toggenburg Corridor For personal use only o Outcropping sphalerite-galena mineralisation and strong soil anomalism over ~ 25km o Strong structural and stratigraphic control, one key contact which hosts a number of targets o Excellent metallurgical characteristics Slide 13 SBR Corporate Presen
Slide 14: Border Zinc–Lead–Silver Resource
Border Zinc–Lead–Silver Resource For personal use only o Border is a stratabound, epigenetic Zn-Pb-Ag deposit with a JORC 2012 Inferred Mineral Resource Estimate of: o 16.0 Mt @ 1.53% Zn, 0.59% Pb and 4.76 g/t Ag* o 30.0 Mt @ 1.10 % Zn, 0.40 % Pb and 3.37 g/t Ag** o Extends for over 1.7km along stri
Slide 15: Border – Excellent Metallurgy
Border – Excellent Metallurgy For personal use only o A 12.5% Zn and 6.3% Pb product was Process Lead Zinc achieved by only a coarse crush and Dense 1 - Original sample Head assay 0.77% 1.66% Media Separation (“DMS”) in testwork 2 – Dense Media Separation sinks (+ fines from crushing) o DMS is a che
Slide 16: Toggenburg Zinc-Lead Discovery
Toggenburg Zinc-Lead Discovery For personal use only o Toggenburg is a strong Zn-Pb geochemical anomaly over concealed Zinc-Lead mineralisation, discovered by Sabre in late 2014 o Up to 2.9% Zn+Pb in shallow geochemical drilling (in depletion zone) with visible sphalerite and galena o Strong anomali
Slide 17: Toggenburg Anomaly Extension Drilling
Toggenburg Anomaly Extension Drilling For personal use only Toggenburg looking west from Tsumeb-Grootfontein Highway Slide 17 SBR Corporate Presentation, July 2015
Slide 18: Kombat Copper Corridor
Kombat Copper Corridor For personal use only o The Kombat corridor is a ~40km long series of outcropping and buried copper deposits and occurrences centred on the historic Kombat copper mine. Apart from two excised mining areas at Kombat and Gross Otavi, Sabre holds the entire mineralised corridor.
Slide 19: Kombat Corridor Copper Targets
Kombat Corridor Copper Targets Kombat Copper Targets - Schematic Section For personal use only Looking West o Twelve concealed targets for Cu defined along the Kombat corridor east of Kombat Mine o First pass shallow bedrock geochemical drilling completed on 11 targets o Guchab South follow-up a pri
Slide 20: Guchab South Copper Discovery
Guchab South Copper Discovery For personal use only o Up to 7758ppm Cu in shallow geochemical drilling with visible chalcocite and malachite o Coherent anomalism in excess of 700m strike o Located on the Kombat Mine contact o Overburden is shallow, usually less than 5 m deep o Infill geochemical dri
Slide 21: Kaskara Copper Corridor - Kaskara
Kaskara Copper Corridor - Kaskara For personal use only o Kaskara is a large Cu-Zn-Pb-V system in a significant dilational zone on a major regional structure o Interpreted to be a Tsumeb analogue o Similar metal signature to Tsumeb, with highly anomalous Cu, Zn, Pb, Fe, Ge, Ga, V, and As o Historica
Slide 22: Kaskara Copper Project – Target Model
Kaskara Copper Project – Target Model For personal use only o Targeting Tsumeb-style mineralisation o Drilling to date only a partial Proposed Drilling test of IP anomaly o High-powered EM will be used to identify massive Interpreted Target (Breccia-Hosted sulphide targets at depth Sulphide Minerali
Slide 23: What's Next?
What’s Next? For personal use only o Border - Toggenburg o Toggenburg infill geochemical drilling o Deeper RC drill test of geochemical anomalies o Kombat Copper Corridor o Complete analysis of results from first-pass drilling on undercover target areas o Guchab South o Extend the geochemical drilli
Slide 24: Corporate Overview
Corporate Overview For personal use only Issued Capital 226,472,228 Ordinary Shares (as of 30 June 2015) No options outstanding Major Shareholders & Associates Coniston Pty Ltd 30.56% National Nominees 11.48% BBY Nominees 5.93% Bow Lane Nominees 4.20% Kirk Group Holdings 1.66% Share Price (15/07/15)
Slide 25: Sabre Resources Ltd
For personal use only Sabre Resources Ltd Level 1, 8 Parliament Place ASX Code - SBR West Perth, WA Phone: +61 8 9481 7833 Email: info@sabresources.com www.sabresources.com