North Stawell Minerals, Ltd. · ASX:NSM
North Stawell Minerals — Investor Presentation (November 2024)
22 slides from North Stawell Minerals's investor presentation, Nov 25, 2024
Slide 1: Investor Presentation and Update, Nov 2024
For personal use only Investor Presentation and Update, Nov 2024 North Stawell Gold Project Victoria, Australia November 2024 We acknowledge the traditional owners of the land on which we work, the Wotjobaluk, Jardwadjali, Wergaia and Jupagalk nations, and pay our respects to elders past and present
Slide 2: Important Notices and Disclaimer
Important Notices and Disclaimer Forward Looking Statement and Disclosures. This presentation is not making any offer, inducement, solicitation or invitation of any kind by communication of this presentation to the recipient and under no circumstances is it to be construed as, a For personal use onl
Slide 3: North Stawell Minerals Ltd Opportunity
For personal use only North Stawell Minerals Ltd Opportunity Structure Small Cap Upside Cash Raised Optics $0.011 $2.99M 87koz Au1 1 $1.3M3 Gold-only! (incl. 44koz Indicated ) 272.677M shares Market Capitalisation 25 Nov 24 25 Nov 24 Undervalued? No debt, drill ready Single project/commodity Right t
Slide 4: North Stawell Minerals Ltd snapshot
For personal use only North Stawell Minerals Ltd snapshot Multi million-ounce Extensive historic data1 Strategic position Explore for shallow, Tested team gold corridor 142,000m AC (2,422 holes) Strong project pipeline Stawell-like mineralisation. Board and management with extensive 34,358m RC (449
Slide 5: Corporate Overview
Corporate Overview A highly experienced leadership team with strong exploration and mining experience - NSM is solely focussed on gold in western Victoria BOARD For personal use only CAPITAL STRUCTURE Jerry Ellis Non-ExecutiveChairman Single-commodity and single- 30 years at BHP (2 years as Chairman
Slide 6: Exceptional tenement position
Exceptional tenement position 60km strike of the gold-prospective Stawell Corridor - masked and preserved by a thin blanket of Murray Basin sediments. For personal use only Tenement Status Number Area (km2) Initial NSM Earn-in Name holding potential Wildwood Granted RL007051 50 51% 90% Barrabool Gra
Slide 7: The Stawell Mine - operated by Stawell Gold Mines
The Stawell Mine - operated by Stawell Gold Mines (SGM) For personal use only Stawell Gold Mine Originally a WMC Produced nearly 5 Most gold comes from the The owners of Stawell commenced production project has had 10 million Oz Au1 - still Magdala basalt dome Gold Mines holds a in the 1980's owners
Slide 8: Stawell Gold Mine
Stawell Gold Mine The mine is cored by a ‘buttress’ of basaltic rock. Gold mineralisation wraps around the basalt margin. Find more basalts == find another Stawell!? Mariners splay For personal use only Wonga Magdala East Magdala West Magdala Basalt “core" The Stawell Gold Mine - looking south. Mine
Slide 9: Shallow gold potential preserved under cover
North Stawell Minerals - shallow gold potential preserved under cover For personal use only NSM tenements (yellow) "Cover" = Mud, rocks, "Cover" masks the gold-prospective rocks in the Stawell Corridor from 6km north of the mine at dirt, farms, forests Stawell. 85% of NSM tenements are ‘covered’. Co
Slide 10: Finding basalts through cover
Finding basalts through cover. Working with a best-available dataset (including geo-knowledge) to test and rank Stawell-like targets under cover. For personal use only Footprint of 4.9 Moz Au Stawell Gold Mine. COVERED COVERED OUTCROPPING OUTCROPPING Reprocessed Airborne Geology-geophysics- Drilling
Slide 11: Drill-identified and geophysics-interpreted basalt domes
The NSM tenements include multiple drill-identified and geophysics- interpreted basalt domes, with significant potential to host a repeat of “Stawell-type” mineralisation on the basalt margins. use only Forsaken includes Wildwood includes a shallow SGM's Stawell Mine (on the Magdala basalt) has two
Slide 12: Drilling results targeting Stawell-type basalts
5.00m @ 1.21 g/t Au from 56.00m (ASA115) (1) 2.00m @ 2.00 g/t Au from 58.00m (ASA184) Drilling results NSM tenements 1.00m @ 5.05 g/t Au from 56.00m (NSAC0172) 1.00m @ 3.00 g/t Au from 42.00m (NSAC0173) (2) targeting “Stawell- For personal use only (yellow) Interpreted basalt type” basalts 5.00m @ 1
Slide 13: Wildwood Mineral Resource
Wildwood Mineral Resource1 87,300 oz Au Mineral Resource from immediately below cover (40m depth). Shallow-tested and open in several directions. The Mineral Resource at Wildwood has benefited from re-interpretation and re-estimation and structural interpretation in June 2023 (1) . For personal use
Slide 14: East and west flanks of the Wildwood basalt
East and west flanks of the Wildwood basalt - historic focus on very shallow mineralisation preserves deeper, open potential Maslin Wildwood, west flank For personal use only open open open Trinity Clontarf Wildwood, east flank 530m vertical open open open WWD079: open 1.1m at 6.8g/t Au 1 open open
Slide 15: WWD079 – Open mineralised target on the flank of the basalt
WWD079 – Open mineralised target on the flank of the basalt (i.e. – not in an embayment means there is potential for larger volumes). For personal use only Mineralisation on the SE flank of the Wildwood basalt. Historical drill result in WWD079 is 1.1m at 6.8 g/t Au occurs withing an 8m target litho
Slide 16: Stawell Mine vs. Wildwood Resource and targets
Stawell Mine vs. Wildwood Resource and targets – size comparison. The geology is the same. Structure and dimensions are similar. Stawell has 50x historic gold. Wildwood is open and shallow-tested. 1 For personal use only The mature understanding of the mineralisation at Stawell informs exploration a
Slide 17: Comparing Wildwood (2024) and Stawell (1994)
Comparing Wildwood (2024) and Stawell (1994)1 Plan Section only use(2024) One of the characteristics of the Stawell Gold Mine is depth persistent mineralisation. At Wildwood, despite a shallow focus for drilling, isolated deeper gold results indicate Wildwood 0.90m @ 1.48 g/t Au from 885.65m (WWD075
Slide 18: Browns-Caledonia trend target
Browns-Caledonia trend target: Darlington, 6 km north of Stawell, includes newly discovered basalt with potential to form Stawell-type gold mineralisation on an 8km trend from Stawell. Darlington is now interpreted as part of a much bigger system – the 8km Browns – Caledonia trend. The 8km Browns-Ca
Slide 19: Darlington target
Darlington target: Darlington, 6 km north of Stawell, includes newly discovered basalt with potential to form Stawell-type gold mineralisation on trend from Stawell. (6) For personal use only 1 Darlington is interpreted as a splay of (2) mineralisation above a newly intersected basalt1. (2) (2) 2 Th
Slide 20: Proposed Summer Work Program (24-25)
Proposed Summer Work Program (24-25): Test highly prospective step-out and infill targets at Wildwood and test Darlington against a Stawell-gold model by targeting basalt-flank mineralisation Following a successful capital raise in October 2024, secure a rig to: For personal use only Wildwood: Drill
Slide 21: North Stawell Minerals
North Stawell Minerals ASX:NSM This Announcement is authorised for release by Campbell Olsen, For personal use only Executive Director of North Stawell Minerals Ltd Campbell.olsen@northstawellminerals.com - 03 5358 9210 For Media Enquiries For Investor Enquiries peter@nmrcommunications.com.au info@n
Slide 22: Appendix: NSM releases to ASX relating to this presentation
APPENDIX 1 NSM releases to ASX relating to this presentation. Ref # Date Report title Doc size 1 22-Sep-20 Prospectus Link 20276KB 3 29-Oct-20 Quarterly Activities Report & Appendix 5B Link 2904KB For personal use only 5 20-Jan-21 NSM Drilling Update Link 2532KB 7 22-Feb-21 Shallow, High Grade Gold
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