Apollo Minerals Limited · ASX:AON
Apollo Minerals — RIU Sydney May 2013
18 slides from Apollo Minerals's conference presentation, May 14, 2013
Slide 1: RIU Sydney May 2013
April 2012 RIU Sydney May 2013 Iron ore development and base-precious metals exploration in the Northern Gawler Craton, SA www .apollominerals .com.au
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer 2 This presentation has been prepared by Apollo Minerals Limited (“Apollo” or the “Company”). It should not be considered as an offer or invitation to subscribe for, or purchase any, securities in the Company or as an inducement to make an offer or invitation with respect to those securit
Slide 3: Company overview: Well placed for significant growth
Company overview 3 Well placed for significant growth Company overview Executive and Board Source of funds Iron ore focused Tony Ho - Chairman Multiple projects Dominic Tisdell - Exec. Director, COO PFS Stage in SA Richard Shemesian - Exec. Director Retail Growing in South Australia High qua
Slide 4: Iron ore developer but keeping an eye on the other metals
Iron ore developer 4 …but keeping an eye on the other metals! 1 Fe Direct Shipping Ore (DSO) Style Mineralisation Growing in South Australia 2 Super Premium Fe Concentrates 3 IOCGU and Ni-S ...with strong potential for significant base and precious metals.
Slide 5: Jindal Steel & Power: Creating a strategic partnership with Apollo
Jindal Steel & Power 5 Creating a strategic partnership with Apollo Corporate Snapshot Locations Growing in South Australia Iron Ore & Power Hot Briquetted Steel Pellet Plant Coal Mining Generation Iron (HBI) 3 mtpa 15 mtpa 2,113 MW 1.5 mtpa 5 mtpa Leading Indian player in steel, power, mining, oi
Slide 6: Proposed demerger: Simple structure, maximum value
Proposed demerger 6 Simple structure, maximum value Apollo Minerals (Base-Precious Metals) Separation of assets into two listed companies creates a clear commodity focus Titan non-ferrous Mt Oscar non- Growing in South Australia mineral rights + ferrous mineral NewCo (Jindal Apollo Iron Ore) EL4
Slide 7: Titan Base Metals Project: An emerging base metals hot spot
Titan Base Metals Project 7 An emerging base metals hot spot ??? Growing in South Australia Situated along regional Coorabie Fault and its splays Area of 1,450km2 – high potential IOCGU frontier Junction of world recognised Thompson Nickel Belt analogue and high potential IOCGU terranes Unex
Slide 8: Titan Base Metals Project: Widespread evidence of base metals
Titan Base Metals Project 8 Widespread evidence of base metals Historic evidence of widespread base and precious metals ??? mineralisation Growing in South Australia Area covered by a thin but pervasive blanket of transported sediments and sand Fresh basement typically intersected between 50 –
Slide 9: Titan Base Metals Project: Multiple regional gravity targets identified
Titan Base Metals Project 9 Multiple regional gravity targets identified Regional gravity data Wirrida Intrusive suggests multiple high Complex priority targets ??? Ultramafic – felsic volcanics Only one target drilled Growing in South Australia to date (Acacia East – assays pending) Sequoia Iro
Slide 10: Acacia East Prospect: Large-scale sulphide system
Acacia East Prospect 10 Large-scale sulphide system Strong EM conductors proven to be massive ??? sulphides GS1 EM Growing in South Australia Anomalous surface conductor rock samples - up to 45.4% Fe, 0.31% Cu and 99 g/t Ag Very large 4.2km x 1.6km dense body suggestive of iron ore mineralisat
Slide 11: Acacia East Prospect: Thick & widespread sulphide intersections
Acacia East Prospect 11 Thick & widespread sulphide intersections 95 discontinuous metres of disseminated, stringer and massive sulphides from Hole 1 Sulphides dominated by pyrrhotite, pyrite and sub-ordinate arsenopyrite and chalcopyrite Sulphides hosted in mafic-intermediate intrusives in co
Slide 12: Bundi Prospect: Highly anomalous copper in calcretes
Bundi Prospect 12 Highly anomalous copper in calcretes Surface Copper Surface geochemical anomalies Wirrida Intrusive Wirrida Intrusive covering a 4km x 1.5km area Complex Complex ??? (30km east of Acacia East) demonstrate Bundi’s potential Growing in South Australia to host a large-scale copper 4
Slide 13: Commonwealth Hill: A competitive iron ore development
Commonwealth Hill 13 A competitive iron ore development Key Characteristics Potential for very large resource and long mine life Lower risk processing Growing in South Australia Demonstrated high quality, high SA has 2 new iron OneSteel: value products ore producers as of $300m 2012 Giffen Wel
Slide 14: Excellent infrastructure: 3rd party, multi-user rail and port services
Excellent infrastructure 14 3rd party, multi-user rail and port services 1st class rail services At Commonwealth Hill iron ore deposit and prospects Growing in South Australia High quality below rail engineering Gina rail siding at Commonwealth Hill Nearby Rankin Dam rail siding (ASX: IXR) A
Slide 15: Premium products: High purities at exceptional sizings
Premium products 15 High purities at exceptional sizings Sought after haematite sinter fines product at circa 60% Fe Super premium blended sinter fines product at 67-68% Fe High quality magnetite pellet feed at 69% Fe 69% Fe Sequoia Concentrate Growing in South Australia (P80 = 143 µm) Concent
Slide 16: Positive Scoping Study: Long-life, high quality
Positive Scoping Study 16 Long-life, high quality Sequoia Scoping Study Highlights Simple processing and infrastructure paths identified and assessed Mineable inventory of 131Mt Run of Mine (ROM) Growing in South Australia Initial strip ratio of 0.5:1, LOM 1.1:1 (tonnes of waste per ROM tonne)
Slide 17: Positive Scoping Study: with opportunity for further enhancement
Positive Scoping Study 17 …with opportunity for further enhancement Capital Costs US$M Operating Costs A$/t US$/t Studies and approvals 16 Mining & rehabilitation 22.3 19.1 Process plant 182 Processing 22.6 19.4 Process infrastructure 91 Product logistics 34.6 29.6 Growing in South Australia Logisti
Slide 18: ASX Code: AON
ASX Code: AON 18 Investor Contact: Dominic Tisdell Chief Operating Officer Ph: +61 2 9078 7660 dominic@apollominerals.com.au The information in this document that relates to Exploration Results, Mineral Resources or Ore Reserves is based on information compiled by Mr Derek Pang, a Member of The Aust