Inomin Mines Inc · TSXV:MINE
Inomin Mines — Investor Presentation (June 2024)
41 slides from Inomin Mines's investor presentation, Jun 18, 2024
Slide 1: Inomin Mines Inc. Corporate Presentation
Corporate Presentation June 2024 Inomin Mines Inc. October 2020 Presentation Advancing Major Critical Minerals and Precious Metals Discoveries in the Americas Company Presentation – March 2023
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer This presentation contains ‘forward-looking statements’ as defined or implied at common law and within the meaning of the Corporations Law. Such forward-looking statements may include, without limitation, statements with respect to Inomin Mines Inc.’s (the “Company”) objectives and plans,
Slide 3: Why Own MINE?
Why Own MINE? ▪ Exposure to significant magnesium-nickel (critical minerals) and gold-silver discoveries ▪ Nickel and Gold Exploration at Beaver-Lynx indicates project’s potential to be among the largest discoveries of magnesium in North America Inomin Mines ▪ Drilling has discovered multiple magnes
Slide 4: Beaver-Lynx Magnesium-Nickel Project
Beaver-Lynx Magnesium-Nickel Project Major Critical Minerals Discovery in Tier 1 Jurisdiction 4
Slide 5: Beaver-Lynx Project Highlights
Beaver-Lynx Project Highlights ▪ Targeting, bulk-tonnage, green, magnesium-nickel deposits and other metals including chromium and cobalt ▪ N.I. 43-101 Technical Report completed in 2020 stating Beaver area hosts large volumes of sulphide nickel ▪ Major magnesium-nickel drilling discovery reported i
Slide 6: Large Project in Ideal Location
Large Project in Ideal Location ▪ Beaver-Lynx project is ~25,000 hectares ▪ Located in south-central British Columbia, adjacent to Gibraltar copper project, second largest open pit copper mine in Canada ▪ Other nearby large polymetallic mines and deposits: Mount Polley and Woodjam (~25-35km East) ▪
Slide 7: Multiple Potential Deposits at Beaver
Multiple Potential Deposits at Beaver ▪ 34 drill holes and magnetic surveys have delineated seven zones of magnesium and nickel mineralization prospective for large, Inomin Mines near-surface deposits ▪ Drilling results relatively consistent, typically ~ 20% 23% magnesium and 0.17% - 0.18% nickel ov
Slide 8: Notable Beaver Drilling Results
Notable Beaver Drilling Results Magnesium Nickel Interval From To Zone Hole % % (m) (m) (m) Spur B21-02 20.6 0.16 252.1 40.5 292.6 B21-03 21.0 0.18 175.2 9.1 184.4 B23-01 23.0 0.19 169.2 59.5 228.7 B23-02 21.1 0.17 146.7 65.2 211.9 South Inomin MinesB23-03 BN14-12 23.0 21.04 0.19 0.18 179.3 86.0 48.
Slide 9: Large Near-Surface Mineralization
Large Near-Surface Mineralization ▪ South Zone drill hole B23-03 intersected 23% magnesium and 0.19% nickel over 179 metres Inomin Mines Left: Cross-section illustrating 2023 South Zone drill holes (looking west). Right: Drill hole location. 9
Slide 10: Lynx Mineralization Greater than Beaver?
Lynx Mineralization Greater than Beaver? Regional stream sediment (RGS) data collected by provincial geologists illustrates the existence of a 10 x 10 km nickel anomaly in Lynx area, among the largest, highest grade in British Columbia 10
Slide 11: Lynx Airborne Survey Identifies Targets
Lynx Airborne Survey Identifies Targets An airborne magnetics survey completed over Lynx delineated 8-kilometre-wide ring-like magnetic anomaly and several strong magnetic – anomalies – all greater than 2 kilometres in length – denoted as the Bear, Skulow, and Onuki areas. These three areas were the
Slide 12: Lynx Ground Survey Delineates Multiple Targets
Lynx Ground Survey Delineates Multiple Targets Left: Total Field ground-magnetic survey results (airborne TF magnetics background) over the Bear and Skulow zones, two of five main mineral exploration targets on the Lynx property. The strong magnetic bodies delineated by the 2022 survey form both lin
Slide 13: New Claims Covering Strong Large Targets
New Claims Covering Strong Large Targets 13
Slide 14: Attractive Recoveries and Grades
Attractive Recoveries and Grades ▪ Excellent magnesium recoveries of 99% using HCl* ▪ Nickel recoveries of 58% total nickel through floatation* ▪ Gibraltar mine grades 0.27% copper equivalent worth ~US$26 tonne ▪ Magnesium at 20% grade is potentially worth ~US$550 – $800 tonne** ▪ Nickel at 0.20% gr
Slide 15: Gold and Silver Projects in Mexico
Gold and Silver Projects in Mexico Drilling at La Gitana among visible mineralized outcrop 15
Slide 16: Projects Located in Prolific Gold-Silver Belt
Projects Located in Prolific Gold-Silver Belt Oaxaca Gold-Silver Belt hosts several operating mines and prospects ▪ Fortuna Silver operates San Jose gold-silver mine ▪ Gold Resource operates Arista and Mirador gold- silver mines 16
Slide 17: Advanced Gold-Silver Exploration Project
Advanced Gold-Silver Exploration Project ▪ La Gitana is a low-sulphidation, epithermal gold-silver system formerly owned by Chesapeake Gold and Goldcorp ▪ NI 43-101 technical report confirms La Gitana hosts a significant gold-silver deposit ▪ Drill results include 133.5 meters (438 feet) grading 1.7
Slide 18: La Gitana Drilling Finds Significant Gold & Silver
La Gitana Drilling Finds Significant Gold & Silver ▪ First drill hole (DH-1) intersects 133.5 meters (438 feet) grading 1.78 g/t gold and 100.7 g/t silver ▪ 38 drill holes confirm Cerro Di Oro zone discovery ▪ Open to expansion along strike SE and at depth as well as untested areas East and West 18
Slide 19: Mountain of Gold & Silver
Mountain of Gold & Silver ▪ Disseminated and high-grade gold and silver ▪ Near-surface mineralization, prospective for surface and underground deposits Drill core from Cerro Di Oro zone19 showing quartz stockwork.
Slide 20: Notable Drill Results – La Gitana Property
Notable Drill Results – La Gitana Property Note all grade intersections reported in above table are core interval lengths and not true thicknesses. All drill core was HQ and NQ sized. Core sampling was completed on half core segments over 1.5 to 3.0 metre (m) intervals. All drill core samples were s
Slide 21: La Gitana Report Recommendation
La Gitana Report Recommendation Using the existing information and results of the core drilling carried out in the Cerro Di Oro zone by Chesapeake Gold Corp., it is recommended to initiate a resource estimation.” Chesapeake Gold Technical Report 21
Slide 22: Pena Blanca Gold and Silver Project
Pena Blanca Gold and Silver Project ▪ Located 15 kms NW of La Gitana ▪ Prospective for large-tonnage, near-surface, gold and silver deposits ▪ Mineralization covers 9 km2 of hydrothermal alteration; less than 1 km2 explored Massive mineralized outcrop at Pena Blanca. 22
Slide 23: Objectives & Catalysts
Objectives & Catalysts ▪ Further drilling at Beaver South Zone to delineate maiden resource ▪ Drill other Beaver zones and Lynx area to increase discoveries ▪ Obtain partners to explore and develop projects ▪ Spin-out separate project assets 23
Slide 24: Share Structure
Share Structure As of June 18, 2024 Shares Out: 39,913,552 Warrants: 9,420,692 Options: 3,475,000 Fully Diluted: 52,809,244 Listing: TSX Venture Exchange Trading Symbol: MINE 24
Slide 25: Team
Team John Gomez President and CEO Mr. Gomez is an entrepreneur that has founded and managed private enterprises in mining, technology, and sports. Prior to being a founder of Inomin, Mr. Gomez founded and was president of a private gold exploration company in Colombia. Under his leadership, the comp
Slide 26: Directors and Advisors
Bill Yeomans Director Mr. Yeomans, P.Geo, is a gold exploration professional with over 36 years experience in all stages of gold exploration throughout the Americas. He gained extensive exploration management experience across the entire Guiana Shield of South America with BHP, along with several ju
Slide 27: Appendix
Appendix ▪ About Magnesium and Nickel ▪ Further Information 27
Slide 28: Magnesium Classified Among Most Critical Materials
Magnesium Classified Among Most Critical Materials US Material Importance and Supply Risk. 28
Slide 29: Magnesium a Western Supply Risk
Magnesium a Western Supply Risk 29
Slide 30: Paradigm Shift to Cleaner Energy Including EVs Powering Critical Minerals Demand
Paradigm Shift to Cleaner Energy Including EVs Powering Critical Minerals Demand 30
Slide 31: Magnesium – Multiple Uses
Magnesium – Multiple Uses ▪ Magnesium is the lightest structural metal, 33% lighter than aluminum and 75% lighter than steel ▪ Comparable strength to weight ratio to aluminum ▪ Used in transportation (vehicles, aircraft, trains) to reduce weight and increase strength ▪ Lighter vehicles and aircraft
Slide 32: Magnesium Key for Lightweighting Vehicles
Magnesium Key for Lightweighting Vehicles A 10% reduction in the weight of a car can result in a 6%-8% fuel economy improvement 32
Slide 33: Game-Changer for Auto Manufacturing?
Game-Changer for Auto Manufacturing? 33
Slide 34: Magnesium May Drive Nissan’s New Batteries
Magnesium May Drive Nissan’s New Batteries A magnesium sulfur-based technology could be the most affordable, and could positively affect cycle life” Kazuhiro Doi, corporate vice president of Nissan’s research division 34
Slide 35: Stamford University Lists Magnesium as Top Defense Metal
Stamford University Lists Magnesium as Top Defense Metal Other Military Uses: • Weapons and Armour • Military Vehicles • Communication Equipment • Protective Gear • Flares and Pyrotechnics 35
Slide 36: Where will the West Obtain Enough Magnesium for its Next Conflict?
Where will the West Obtain Enough Magnesium for its Next Conflict? 36
Slide 37: Magnesium Key to Carbon Capture
Magnesium Key to Carbon Capture Click image to view video clip 37
Slide 38: Nickel Market Deficit Forecast in 2029
Nickel Market Deficit Forecast in 2029 38
Slide 39: Cleaner Production from Sulphide Nickel
Cleaner Production from Sulphide Nickel 39
Slide 40: Major Investments in Canadian Nickel Projects
Major Investments in Canadian Nickel Projects 40
Slide 41: Further Information
Further Information John Gomez, President Office: 604.643.1280 Email: info@inominmines.com @InominMines www.inominmines.com