Resource Minerals International Ltd · ASX:RMI
Resource Minerals International — Resource Mining — Investor Presentation (June 2022)
22 slides from Resource Minerals International's investor presentation, June 2022
Slide 1: Nickel exploration in Tanzania
ASX : RMI Nickel exploration in Tanzania Investor Update June 2022
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer The material in this presentation has been prepared by Resource Mining Corporation Limited (“Company”). This presentation may not be reproduced, redistributed or passed on, directly or indirectly, to any other person, or published, in whole or in part, for any purpose without prior writte
Slide 3: Introduction
Introduction • Resource Mining Corporation Limited is an independent Australian mineral resource company. • RMC is currently exploring the Kabulwanyele Nickel Project (KNP) in Tanzania, where initial exploration conducted in 2021 was extremely promising, and identified a strong nickel anomaly. • An
Slide 4: Why Nickel and Why Tanzania?
Why Nickel and Why Tanzania? • Nickel market fundamentals are extremely robust. Accelerating demand growth from the lithium-ion battery market, and a The London Metals Exchange traded nickel contract supply-side that has been impacted by geopolitical factors, has shown explosive growth in recent mon
Slide 5: Capital Structure
Capital Structure Issued Market Trading Shareholder Capital Capitalisation Statistics Distribution 408,173,077 A$57 million Average daily volume2 • Top 20 hold over 69% of fully paid ordinary shares1 at $0.14 2.1 million issued capital (as of 17/06/22) • Executive Chairman holds over 14% of issued c
Slide 6: Directors
Directors Mr. Kabunga is a Tanzanian born Australian entrepreneur with multiple interests in mining and IT businesses around the world. He has extensive Asimwe Kabunga technical and commercial experience in Tanzania, Australia, United Kingdom and the United States. Mr. Kabunga has been instrumental
Slide 7: Project Portfolio
Project Portfolio Exploring Kabulwanyele Nickel Project (KNP) in Tanzania: • No modern exploration before the work of RMC in 2021. Rock chip and soil samples demonstrated excellent assay results for Nickel, Manganese and Cobalt. Tenements expanded, and drilling to commence shortly. Pending Acquisiti
Slide 8: Kabulwanyele Nickel Project
Kabulwanyele Nickel Project • The Kabulanywele Nickel Project (KNP) comprises two granted Prospecting Licences, PL/11534/2021 and PL/11535/2021, covering approximately 20.5 km2 in total, with one prospecting licence application covering approximately 0.27 km2 adjacent to the granted licence areas. •
Slide 9: Kabulwanyele Nickel Project
Kabulwanyele Nickel Project Exceptional results received from the initial rock and soil sampling program Strong Ni anomaly identified Coincident Ni/Co anomaly on laterite 1.27% Up to 1.27% Ni in rock 500ppm Ni All laterite greater than 500ppm Ni 0.85% Up to 0.85% Ni in soil 200ppm Co All laterite gr
Slide 10: Massive Nickel Pty Ltd (MNPL) Acquisition
Massive Nickel Pty Ltd (MNPL) Acquisition Expanding the Company’s High Quality Tanzanian Portfolio RMI is to acquire 5 Nickel Projects from Massive Nickel Pty Ltd (MNPL) totaling 1,415km2 within the prolific Kabanga-Musongati-Kapalagulu trend. These include: • Kabanga North Nickel Project Along stri
Slide 11: Nickel and Lithium Tenements under Exclusive Option
Nickel and Lithium Tenements under Exclusive Option Additional Promising Projects in Finland RMI has secured an Exclusive Option to acquire one Nickel and two Lithium projects in Finland and has four months to conduct due diligence and negotiate acquisition. These projects are: • Roussakero Nickel P
Slide 12: Competent Person Statement
Competent Person Statement Exploration results Information in this announcement that relates to Exploration results and targets is based on, and fairly reflects, information compiled by Mr. Jason Livingstone, a Competent Person who is a Member of the Australian Institute of Geoscientists. Mr. Living
Slide 13: Contact Us
ASX : RMI Contact Us Resource Mining Corporation Limited rmc@resmin.com.au +61 (0)8 9482 0500 Ground Level, 16 Ord Street, West Perth 6005 Western Australia Investor and Media Enquiries Reign Advisory rmi@reignadvisory.com +61 (0)2 9174 5388
Slide 14: Appendix
Appendix
Slide 15: MNPL: Kabanga North Nickel Project
MNPL: Kabanga North Nickel Project • Located within the same stratigraphy just 30 km along strike from the Kabanga Nickel project, which has an estimated mineral resource of 58mt @ 2.62% Ni, or nickel equivalent grade of 3.14% (including cobalt and copper).* • The Kabanga North Nickel Project is a s
Slide 16: MNPL: Kapalagulu Nickel (Copper+PGE's) Project
MNPL: Kapalagulu Nickel (Copper+PGE's) Project • The Kapalagulu Nickel Project located near the Company’s Kabulanywele Nickel Project, is host to a 32km mapped mafic/ultramafic sequence with historical reports noting nickel, PGE and copper anomalism*. • The Kapalagulu Intrusion has the following com
Slide 17: MNPL: Southern Projects
MNPL: Southern Projects Liparamba, Kitai and Mbinga • Previously explored by BHP/Albidon and Jacana Resources. • Work completed by BHP included, airbone geophysics and stream sediment sampling. • BHP generated a total of 19 EM targets and 6 geochemical anomalies over Liparamba and Mbinga • 24 diamon
Slide 18: MNPL: Southern Projects: Liparamba
MNPL: Southern Projects: Liparamba • The Liparamba Project is host to a mapped ultramafic where a coincident zone of very high conductivity is illustrated. • This bodes incredibly well with regards to nickel prospectivity. Liparamba Tenements with mapped ultramafic and coincident elevated conductivi
Slide 19: MNPL: Southern Projects: Kitai
MNPL: Southern Projects: Kitai • The Kitai Project is host to a mapped ultramafic where a coincident zone of elevated conductivity is illustrated on the figure to the left. • This bodes incredibly well with regards to nickel prospectivity. Kita Tenement with mapped ultramafic and coincident elevated
Slide 20: MNPL: Southern Projects: Mbinga
MNPL: Southern Projects: Mbinga • The Mbinga Project is host to a low magnetics anomaly which could indicate the presence of an ultramafic intrusion. • Whilst the target is conceptual, the bedrock lithology mapped in the area, coupled with geophysical anomalism, points towards the presence of a sign
Slide 21: Finland Acquisition: Roussakero Project (Nickel)
Finland Acquisition: Roussakero Project (Nickel) The Roussakero nickel project was discovered and drilled by the Finish Geological Survey (GTK) in the 1980s and reported the following exploration results: • 14m @ 1.03% Ni, 240ppm Co • 30m @ 0.64% Ni, 433ppm Co • 16m @ 0.92% Ni, 244ppm Co 70% of the
Slide 22: Finland Acquisition: Hirvikallio and Kola (Lithium)
Finland Acquisition: Hirvikallio and Kola (Lithium) The Hirvikallio lithium project is located in Southern The Kola lithium project is located in the most Finland’s Somero-Tamela area, which GTK considers to significant lithium- mining region of Finland, and be one of the most economically promising