Zinc One Resources Inc. · TSXV:Z.H

Zinc One Resources — Investor Presentation (September 2018)

22 slides from Zinc One Resources's investor presentation, September 2018

  1. Slide 1: Corporate Presentation

    Corporate Presentation September 2018 WWW.ZINCONE.COM TSX-V: Z l OTC: ZZZOF l FSE: RH33

  2. Slide 2: Forward-Looking Statement

    Forward-Looking Statement Cautionary Statement on Forward-Looking Statements Information set forth in this presentation contains forward-looking statements that are based on assumptions as of the date of this summary. These statements reflect management’s current estimates, beliefs, intentions and e

  3. Slide 3: Zinc One Fundamentals

    Zinc One Fundamentals Zinc One Resources is focused on reactivating production at Bongará Zinc Mine Project, Peru and recently completed a successful drill program. Bongará Zinc Mine Project, Peru ▪ Very high-grade Zn past producer 2007-2008 • Mined 150,000 tonnes @ > 20% Zn • Processed in Waelz kil

  4. Slide 4: 2018 Drill Program Highlights

    2018 Drill Program Highlights Completion of resource estimate expected October 2018. ▪ 220 DDH for 7,820 metres completed in July 2018 ▪ High-grade discovery at Mina Chica • 200 metres x 120 metres – open to west • Core zone 100 metres x 100 metres with near-surface zinc grades >30% ▪ Mina Grande Su

  5. Slide 5: Capital Structure

    Capital Structure Issued & Outstanding 124,027,275 Market Capitalization C$18 M Options 6,484,094 52 Week Range C$0.135 – 0.55 Warrants 20,157,218 Average Daily Volume - TSX-V ~130,000 Fully Diluted 152,418,587 As of August 2018 1 year Chart Zinc One Resources Inc. WWW.ZINCONE.COM TSX-V: Z l OTC: ZZ

  6. Slide 6: Directors and Management

    Directors and Management Jim Walchuck - President & CEO, Director • Mining engineer with over 38 years experience in Engineering, Development and Operations • International experience includes North America, Slovakia, the UK, Ghana, and Tanzania • Previously Mining Manager for Barrick at the Bulyanh

  7. Slide 7: Uses of Zinc Today

    Uses of Zinc Today Zinc alloys Zinc is currently the 4th most Zinc compounds (zinc oxide/zinc sulfate) 15% 8% widely consumed metal in the Bronze/Brass world after iron, aluminum, 14% and copper and the 24th most abundant element in the Zinc base alloys Earth’s crust. (die cast Galvanizing industry)

  8. Slide 8: Peru: Mining-Friendly Country

    Peru: Mining-Friendly Country Peru is a Global Leader in the Mining Sector ➢ World’s 3rd largest producer of zinc. ➢ Legal and tax systems designed to support mining ➢ Investment law guarantees security of foreign and domestic investments ➢ Growing economy driven largely by mining ➢ Immense potentia

  9. Slide 9: Location Map – Bongará Zinc Mine Project

    Location Map – Bongará Zinc Mine Project ▪ Located in north-central Peru comprised of 11,125 ha ▪ 100%-interest in Bongará Zinc Mine and Charlotte Bongará Zinc projects • Consolidation provide opportunity to re-activate mine and further exploration • Multiple mineralization zones include Mina Grande

  10. Slide 10: Historic Mining Project

    Historic Mining Project ▪ Open pit (quarry) mining from 2007 - 2008 ▪ 150,000 tonnes @ >20% Zn mined ▪ Direct Ship Ore (DSO) - 540 km to coast ▪ Processed in Waelz kiln (pyrometallurgy): >65% con @ >90% recovery ▪ Historical Measured + Indicated resource: >1,000,000 tonnes @ 21.61% Zn* ▪ Historical

  11. Slide 11: Bongará Geology

    Bongará Geology ▪ Carbonate-hosted, stratabound zinc mineralization classified as Mississippi Valley-type deposit (MVT) ▪ Mineralization • Mostly hosted by strongly dolomitized brecciated, vuggy, and fractured limestones that can be heavily weathered • Occurs also as tabular bodies with irregular bo

  12. Slide 12: Successful Drill Program with Upside Potential

    Successful Drill Program with Upside Potential 19.8 m @ 46.8% from 1.9 m depth 33.7 m @ 24.2% from 15.6 m depth 21.0 m @ 27.5% from 5.8 m depth 39.0 m @ 27.4% from 23.8 m depth 20.5 m @ 34.3% from surface 49.5 m @ 38.7% from 7.0 m depth 18.0 m @ 36.0% from 21.0 m depth 15.0 m @ 28.9% from surface Zi

  13. Slide 13: Discovery at Mina Chica (220 metres x 120 metres, open)

    Discovery at Mina Chica (220 metres x 120 metres, open) 100 m x 100 m core >30% Zn near surface Mina Chica #14 – 16.5-16.7m ~43% Zn Zinc One Resources Inc. WWW.ZINCONE.COM TSX-V: Z l OTC: ZZZOF l FSE: RH33 13

  14. Slide 14: MVT Model Applicable at Mina Chica

    MVT Model Applicable at Mina Chica Source: Sangster, 1990 Zinc One Resources Inc. WWW.ZINCONE.COM TSX-V: Z l OTC: ZZZOF l FSE: RH33 14

  15. Slide 15: Regional Tectonic Evolution

    Regional Tectonic Evolution ▪ Shallow Zn-oxide mineralization in Bongará Zn Oxide Cordorsinga formation ▪ Potential for underlying sulphide mineralization in Chambara formation ▪ Both oxide and sulphide mineralization remain open in several directions Florida Canyon Sulphide Bongará Zn Oxide Mineral

  16. Slide 16: Bongará Geology and Mineralization

    Bongará Geology and Mineralization ▪ Several mineralized zones Bongará Project • Mina Grande (Sur, Centro, Norte) • Mina Chica • Bongaritá • Campo Cielo • Cristal Source: 2017 Watts, Griffis and McQuat, 2017 Technical Mineralized host formations Report on the Bongara Zinc Project for Zinc One Resour

  17. Slide 17: Future Exploration

    Future Exploration Bongará Zinc Mine Project ▪ Mineralized showings over ~10 km along strike ▪ Resources outlined only in ~3 km of system ▪ Exploration potential • ~20 km of potential favourable stratigraphy exposed on surface • Down-dip extensions to system (mineralization developed along the axis

  18. Slide 18: Future Exploration

    Future Exploration Bongará ? 113 MVT deposits & 10 districts (Taylor, et al., 2009) Source: USGS Scientific Investigation Report 2010-5070-A Zinc One Resources Inc. WWW.ZINCONE.COM TSX-V: Z l OTC: ZZZOF l FSE: RH33 18

  19. Slide 19: Delineation & Exploration Drilling

    Delineation & Exploration Drilling Zinc One Resources Inc. WWW.ZINCONE.COM TSX-V: Z l OTC: ZZZOF l FSE: RH33 19

  20. Slide 20: Proposed Zinc Oxide Processing and Recovery

    Proposed Zinc Oxide Processing and Recovery ▪ Waelz kiln technology • Commonly used to recycle zinc from electric-arc-furnace dust • Simple on-site construction and operation • Relatively low capital costs • Comparatively high zinc recovery (>95%) • Up to 70% zinc as oxide in final product • Process

  21. Slide 21: Corporate Objectives

    Corporate Objectives ✓ Zinc One and Forrester Metals finalize Arrangement Resolution April 2017 ✓ Zinc One purchases mineral rights June 2017 ✓ Community Access Agreement approved by local authority July 2017 ✓ Ministry of Energy & Mines (MEM) accepts mine closure suspension August 2017 ✓ Applicatio

  22. Slide 22: Thank You

    Thank You Suite 410 – 1040 West Georgia Street Vancouver, BC, Canada V6E 4H1 Phone: 604-683-0911 Calle Monterrey # 373 oficina 1001 Chacarilla del Estanque, Santiago de Surco Phone: 51 1 5876441 Jim Walchuck President & CEO jwalchuck@zincone.com Bill Williams COO bwilliams@zincone.com Monica Hamm VP

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