Aruma Resources Limited · ASX:AAJ
Aruma Resources — Investor Presentation (June 2024)
28 slides from Aruma Resources's investor presentation, June 2024
Slide 1: Pursuing Copper & Uranium Discoveries in Tier-1 Mineral Belts
ASX : AAJ PURSUING COPPER & URANIUM DISCOVERIES IN TIER-1MINERAL BELTS ARUMA RESOURCES | ASX : AAJ June 2024 1
Slide 2: Disclaimer and Forward-Looking Statements
Disclaimer and Forward-Looking Statements These estimates and assumptions while considered reasonable by the Company are subject to known and The information contained in this presentation is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors wh
Slide 3: Quality exploration portfolio in high-demand commodities in Tier-1 mineral belts
Quality exploration portfolio in high-demand commodities in Tier-1 mineral belts EXPLORATION HIGH DEMAND MAJOR DISCOVERY TIER-1 MINERAL BELTS DESIGNED TO DRIVE COMMODITIES POTENTIAL SHAREHOLDER VALUE ARUMA RESOURCES | ASX : AAJ Copper and uranium prices both at Wilan IOCG Uranium Project in the All
Slide 4: Corporate snapshot
Corporate snapshot Share price performance as at 31May 2024 Share price $0.017 31 May 2024 52 week high $0.70, low $0.014 Market capitalisation ~$3.35m 31 May 2024 Shares on issue ARUMA RESOURCES | ASX : AAJ 196.9m *Options 70.9m Board and Management James Moses, Non-Executive Chairman Cash Glenn Gr
Slide 5: Company-changing project portfolio in high-demand commodities
Company-changing project portfolio in Bortala and Fiery Creek high-demand commodities Copper Projects Two highly prospective projects in the northern extent of the world- class Mt Isa copper belt. Both projects prospective for stratiform and IOCG copper discoveries ARUMA RESOURCES | ASX : AAJ Wilan
Slide 6: Wilan IOCG-Uranium Project
Wilan IOCG-Uranium Project Wilan project Gawler Craton Prominent Hill [BHP] 1.5 Mt Cu 4.6 Moz Au Olympic Dam [BHP] 10.6 Mt Cu 13.8 Moz Au Carrapateena [BHP] 5.1 Mt Cu 7 Moz Au ARUMA RESOURCES | ASX : AAJ The Gawler Craton is a prolific minerals belt which hosts multiple world-class mining and explor
Slide 7: Wilan IOCG-Uranium Project
Wilan IOCG-Uranium Project • The Wilan Project (EL6819, EL6870) is located on the eastern side of the Gawler Craton in South Australia, and covers a total area of 1,993km2 • The region hosts multiple world class mining operations and numerous active exploration companies. • These share similar under
Slide 8: Wilan Project – Priority Targets
Wilan Project – 2 Priority Targets • The Wilan Project is covered by post Devonian sediments typical of the Gawler Craton • A priority IOCG target in the south-east and separate priority Playa Lake Uranium target in the west of the project have been identified - both are key exploration targets • Ga
Slide 9: Playa Uranium Target Model
Playa Uranium Target Model • Playa-type uranium deposits are typically shallow and laterally continuous, as such they can be relatively easy to explore and exploit • Uranium (and potentially vanadium) is hosted in clays, calcrete and organic matter, generally disseminated or ‘encrusted’ onto sedimen
Slide 10: Queensland Bortala Copper Project and Fiery Creek Copper Project
Queensland Bortala Copper Project and Fiery Creek Copper Project Two highly prospective projects in the world-class Mt Isa copper belt. Aruma aims to undertake accelerated exploration programs at the Bortala and Fiery Creek Projects. Both projects are under-explored and located in a region which hos
Slide 11: Projects Location
Projects Location • Bortala Copper Project (EPM28271) and Fiery Creek Copper project (EPM27879) are located in the north region of the world-class Mt Isa copper- belt • Both projects are situated in a region which hosts multiple significant copper mines; Mount Oxide, Lady Loretta and Capricorn Coppe
Slide 12: Bortala Copper Project
Bortala Copper Project • The Bortala Project is contiguous to 29 Metals’ (ASX: 29M) Capricorn Copper Mine which has a Mineral Resource Estimate at 64.8Mt @ 1.8% Cu- eq* – and produced >18,000t copper metal in 2021 • Project is interpreted as prospective for Mount Isa/Mammoth-style breccia copper dep
Slide 13: Bortala Geophysics
Bortala Geophysics ASX: 29M Mkt cap: ~$414M* • 29M’s Capricorn Copper Mine is located adjacent to a significant magnetic high zone Capricorn (as shown in the Total Magnetic Intensity map Copper Mine from QGS) • Multiple magnetic lineations and magnetic Primary high zones have been identified by prev
Slide 14: Fiery Creek Copper Project
Fiery Creek Copper Project • Geology of the Fiery Creek Project is interpreted as analogous to the units that host copper deposits within the western fold belt of the Mt Isa Inlier • The stratigraphy of the area is the Lady Lorretta Formation and Gunpowder Formation, both of which host economic depo
Slide 15: Indicative Exploration Timeline
Indicative Exploration Timeline* • Detailed gravity surveys across all projects • Mapping and sampling of priority targets • Further targeted geophysical surveys designed to define initial drill targets • Progressive drilling of priority targets identified across the project portfolio ARUMA RESOURCE
Slide 16: Western Australian Projects
Western Australian Projects Portfolio of gold, lithium and REE exploration projects in active mineral belts, proximal to significant discoveries and other active explorers ARUMA RESOURCES | ASX : AAJ 16
Slide 17: Salmon Gums Gold Project
Salmon Gums Gold Project • High-grade gold exploration project located 300km south of Kalgoorlie - covers a total area of 360km2 • High-grade gold results have been reported from multiple drilling programs by Aruma*; o 5m at 50.2g/t Au from 42m in SGRC039 o 5.90m @ 10.5g/t Au from 38.4m in SG23DD007
Slide 18: Saltwater REE Project
Saltwater REE Project • Consists of four Exploration Licences (EL52/3818, EL52/3846, and EL52/3857) over a total area of 450km2, in the Pilbara region of WA • Sits within emerging multi-commodity province - Dreadnought Resources (ASX: DRE) holds large landholding at its Bresnahan REE-U Project, surr
Slide 19: Mt Deans Lithium Project
Mt Deans Lithium Project • Mt Deans Project (P63/2063) is situated in the Mt Deans pegmatite field, within the Eastern Goldfields Terrane of the Yilgarn Craton, ~200km south of Kalgoorlie • Project sits within the lithium corridor of south-east WA, which hosts multiple significant hard-rock lithium
Slide 20: Aruma Project Portfolio
ARUMA RESOURCES | ASX : AAJ 20 Aruma Project Portfolio
Slide 21: Contact Details
CONTACT DETAILS Glenn Grayson, Managing Director James Moses, Media and Investor Relations ARUMA RESOURCES | ASX : AAJ Aruma Resources Limited Mandate Corporate Telephone: +61 8 9321 0177 M: +61 420 991 574 E: info@arumaresources.com E:james@mandatecorporate.com.au 21
Slide 22: Transaction details
Transaction details Aruma has executed a share acquisition agreement to acquire the Wilan IOCG-Uranium Project, and the Fiery Creek Copper Project and the Bortala Copper Project. As consideration for the acquisition Aruma is to issue shareholders of the vendors, NHM Holdings (Australia) Pty Ltd (NHM
Slide 23: Why Copper?
Why Copper? PRICE ACTION To meet demand, Copper prices could rise to upwards of £13,000/t to encourage investment, exploration and production. This will see Merger and Acquisition Copper is a vital component of (M&A) action across the Junior modern life, and with the world Exploration sector for via
Slide 24: EV Fundamentals
EV Fundamentals A standard combustion engine vehicle uses 20kg of copper6 A fully electric vehicle uses an average of 80kg of copper6 There are expected to be 20 million ARUMA RESOURCES | ASX : AAJ electric vehicle charging stations by 2030. That represents a 250% increase in the demand for copper j
Slide 25: Copper deficit
Copper deficit ARUMA RESOURCES | ASX : AAJ (4) Copper Supply and Demand - Glencore Says This Time Is Different for Coming Copper Shortage - BNN Bloomberg 25 (7) Copper Deficit - Infographic: The Looming Copper Supply Crunch (visualcapitalist.com)
Slide 26: Wind turbines - Copper usage
Window turbines - Copper usage8 Transformers ARUMA RESOURCES | ASX : AAJ 907kg Cu Turbines 862kg Cu Cables/Tubing 5.5t per an installed MW Cu 26
Slide 27: Why Uranium?
Why Uranium? Uranium offers a tried and tested, highly reliable and safe method of electricity PRICE ACTION production; reducing the reliance on fossil fuels and supplementing renewable power Australia’s Department of Industry, Science & Resource's report published on 4 October 2022 claimed potentia
Slide 28: References
References 1. https://wcsecure.weblink.com.au/pdf/CUS/02595910.pdf 2. James Austin & Clive Foss (2012) Rich, attractive and extremely dense: A geophysical review of Australian IOCGs, ASEG Extended abstracts, 2012:1, 1-4, https://doi.org/10.1071/ASEG2012ab278 3. Copper Price Action - Goldman Sachs: T