Silver Valley Metals Corp · TSXV:SILV
Silver Valley Metals — Investor Presentation (March 2022)
29 slides from Silver Valley Metals's investor presentation, Mar 1, 2022
Slide 1: The Ranger-Page Project
THE RANGER-PAGE PROJECT LOCATED IN THE PROLIFIC SILVER VALLEY, IDAHO A BROWNFIELDS EXPLORATION OPPORTUNITY TSX.V | SILV SILVERVALLEYMETALS.COM INVESTOR PRESENTATION TSX.V | SILV Q1 2022
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statements
FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS Certain statements in this presentation are forward-looking and involve a number of risks and uncertainties. Such forward looking statements are within the meaning of that term in Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exch
Slide 3: About Us
ABOUT US Silver Valley Metals (“Silver Valley” or the “Company”) is a brownfields exploration There is shared underground infrastructure connecting the larger Page mine Company that has two projects, one located in the Silver Valley, Idaho (silver, zinc, with five shallow historical mines within the
Slide 4: Idaho: A Top Tier Jurisdiction Globally
IDAHO: A TOP TIER JURISDICTION GLOBALLY RANKED 9TH IN THE WORLD IN 2020 The Coeur d’Alene District in Northern Idaho has produced more silver than any other district in the US and is among the top silver mining districts globally (>1.2Bn oz of silver since 1885). 1ST 5TH 9TH 18TH RA N K E D M I N I
Slide 5: Snapshot: Silver Valley Metals
SNAPSHOT: SILVER VALLEY METALS 4,000 ft 3,400 ft 200 ft DE PT H O F B U NK E R H IL L D EPTH OF PAG E MI N E – M IN IN G DEPT H FO R 4 MI N E B O R DE R IN G PROJ E CT HISTORICAL H IGH -G RA DE OF 6 HISTO RI C MI NES TO T H E WE ST – R EM AI NS RE SOU RCE S DEF IN E D A N D ON THE PRO PERTY W ID E O
Slide 6: Investor Highlights
INVESTOR HIGHLIGHTS EXCITING BROWNFIELDS EXPLORATION PROJECT IN A TIER 1 JURISDICTION Patented Lode Claims – Ownership of surface and mineral rights; no Federal permitting required; permitting with the State of Idaho is efficient; no pre-existing royalties Top Tier Mining Jurisdiction - Focused on T
Slide 7: Board of Directors
BOARD OF DIRECTORS BRANDON ROOK, B.Sc, BA TIMOTHY MOSEY, B.Sc, M.Sc President & CEO, Director Director Mr. Rook has over 25 years of diversified business experience working as a geologist, Mr. Mosey has 30 years of experience in the mining industry, most recently in the private advisor to numerous p
Slide 8: Management
MANAGEMENT BRANDON ROOK, B.Sc, BA GORDON FRETWELL, LLB, BComm President & CEO, Director Corporate Secretary Mr. Rook has over 25 years of diversified business experience working as a geologist, Mr. Fretwell holds a B.Comm. degree and graduated from the University of British advisor to numerous publi
Slide 9: About the Silver Valley
ABOUT THE SILVER VALLEY PROLIFIC MINING JURISDICTION WITH 6 HISTORIC MINES ON THE RANGER-PAGE PROJECT The Coeur d’Alene Silver District has produced over 1.2 billion ounces of silver since the 1880s. The Silver Valley within the Coeur d’Alene Silver District is an active underground mining district
Slide 10: The Silver Valley
THE SILVER VALLEY PROLIFIC MINING JURISDICTION WITH 5 HISTORIC MINES ON THE RANGER-PAGE PROJECT TOWN/CITY MINE INT ER PROCESSING PLANT S TA TE 9 0 SMELTERVILLE 0 1 2 3 4 k KELLOGG m OS BU 0 1 2 mi RN FA U LT HECLA (WEST SHAFT) OSBURN BUNKER HILL SUNSHINE BURKE RANGER-PAGE STAR-MORNING (EAST SHAFT) P
Slide 11: Deep Underground Mining Potential
DEEP UNDERGROUND MINING POTENTIAL OTHER OPERATING OR FORMERLY OPERATING MINES IN THE SILVER VALLEY MINED DOWN TO SIGNIFICANT DEPTHS BELOW SURFACE West East 0 Maximum Mining Depth (ft Below Surface) -1200 (2,500) -2644 -4000 -3900 (5,000) ??? ??? -5500 -6000 -6100 (7,500) -7500 -8000 -8800 (10,000) P
Slide 12: Coeur d'Alene District Production
COEUR D’ALENE DISTRICT PRODUCTION 1.2 BILLION+ OUNCES OF SILVER PRODUCED SINCE THE 1880’S 400 Bunker Hill Mine - Bordering Ranger-Page to the east. Commenced production in 1891 359 with total production of ~165m oz Ag (~15% of the Coeur d’Alene’s total district production of 1.2bn oz Ag) and >5Mt of
Slide 13: Recent Activity in the Silver Valley, Idaho
RECENT ACTIVITY IN THE SILVER VALLEY, IDAHO 3 NOTABLE MINES LOCATED WITHIN 10KM OF THE RANGER-PAGE PROJECT LUCKY FRIDAY MINE BUNKER HILL MINE GALENA COMPLEX - One of the deepest silver mines in North America - Restarting underground Bunker Hill Mine - Currently in the restart process - Commenced pro
Slide 14: The Mines - Production Summary
THE MINES - PRODUCTION SUMMARY TOTAL DEPTH OF TONS SILVER ZINC TOTAL ZINC LEAD TOTAL LEAD COPPER AG EQ AG EQ MINE OUNCES MINE MINED GRADE GRADE (LBS) GRADE (LBS) (LBS) GRADE OUNCES SILVER HISTORIC RESOURCES PAGE MINE 3,400 feet 218,000 87.4 g/t 555,727 10.3% 45,082,400 5.22% 22,759,200 --- 539 g/t 3
Slide 15: Project History
PROJECT HISTORY Much of the Ranger-Page Project area was never consolidated within one company early on and was owned periodically by up to five different groups, thereby limiting mining capabilities because of disjointed small scale mining operations. ASARCO, a mining major who owned and operated t
Slide 16: History of the Ranger-Page Project Area
HISTORY OF THE RANGER-PAGE PROJECT AREA HISTORICAL CROWN POINT MINE ASARCO BLACKHAWK SILVER VALLEY (1880S) (1886-1940) (1916-2009) EXPLORATION LLC METALS Mining began in the (2014) (2021-PRESENT) 1880’s in the area Enters into adjoining the Ranger- Enters into definitive agreement Page (formerly kno
Slide 17: Location and Infrastructure
LOCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE 1KM SOUTH OF HIGHWAY, CLOSE TO INFRASTRUCTURE • Situated ~94 km east of Spokane, Washington, 37 miles from Coeur d’Alene, 1.2 km SE of the town of Smelterville and 3.2 km west of Kellogg in Shoshone County, which has a population of ~13,000 • Located 1 km south of Interst
Slide 18: Silver Valley Metals Patented Claims
SILVER VALLEY METALS PATENTED CLAIMS WESTERN EXTENSION OF THE SILVER VALLEY MINING CORRIDOR TSX.V | SILV 18
Slide 19: Page Mine
PAGE MINE TOP TEN HISTORICAL PRODUCER IN THE SILVER VALLEY MINING CORRIDOR WITH HISTORIC RESOURCES HISTORIC RESOURES SILVER ZINC SILVER SILVER EQUIV. ZINC EQUIV. TONS SILVER (OZ) ZINC (%) ZINC (LBS) LEAD (%) LEAD (LBS) EQUIV. EQUIV. (G/T) (OZ)* (LBS)* (G/T)* GRADE (%)* 218,000 87.4 555,727 10.34 45,
Slide 20: Geology
GEOLOGY EXTENSIVE STRIKE LENGTH AND GREAT VERTICAL DEPTH • The sulphide veins in the Silver Valley district are famous for their long strike length ( >0.5 km) and great vertical depth ( >1 km) and at some mines the grades increase with depth • The veins carry galena and sphalerite with variable quan
Slide 21: Exploration Potential – High Priority Targets
EXPLORATION POTENTIAL – HIGH PRIORITY TARGETS PROPERTY BOUNDARY MODERN EXPLORATION TECHNIQUES BEING APPLIED TO THE PROJECT FOR THE FIRST TIME PAGE MINE OSBU BLACKHAWK – Target 1 RANGER/WYOMING – CROWN POINT – Target 2 RN F AULT Target 3 VEIN PROJECTION LT FAU ST RE E G IS FO PAG RMA TION VEIN PROJEC
Slide 22: Blackhawk – Target 1
BLACKHAWK – TARGET 1 1200 LEVEL: HIGH PRIORITY - THE CURLEW CONTINUATION TARGET • The Curlew Vein was developed from the Page Mine to the Blackhawk Mine • 1200 Level geology maps show strong veining and a preferential quantize host; stoping stopped but all information indicates vein structure is int
Slide 23: Crown Point – Target 2
CROWN POINT – TARGET 2 THE DOZER DRILL TARGET • Historic geological maps from hill side bulldozer cuts collected by ASARCO revealed surface geology mapping and Surface Dozer Trench sample: anomalous channel samples 221 g/t Ag and 1% Pb vein • 7.8 opt (221 g/t) Silver and 1% Lead Surface vein project
Slide 24: Ranger/Wyoming – Target 3
RANGER/WYOMING – TARGET 3 NEAR SURFACE EXPLORATION TARGETS • Underground maps indicate ore grade potential may be open on dip below the Ranger Mine / Wyoming Mine • The eastern extensions of the mine supported from USGS geological mapping shows a vein above the Ranger Tunnel in the central portion o
Slide 25: Patented Claims: The Permitting Advantage
PATENTED CLAIMS: THE PERMITTING ADVANTAGE THE ENTIRE RANGER-PAGE CLAIM PACKAGE IS LOCATED ON PATENTED CLAIMS ALL claims are patented claims = no federal permitting required “Mining is and almost always Phase 1 Environmental Assessment shows no environmental issues related to past exploration and dev
Slide 26: Our Approach to Sustainability & ESG
OUR APPROACH TO SUSTAINABILITY & ESG USING RESPONSIBLE, SUSTAINABLE MINING AND EXPLORATION PRACTICES BE GOOD STEWARDS OF THE ENVIRONMENT WORK CLOSELY WITH THE COMMUNITY ETHICS, GOVERNANCE, SAFETY AND • Leave the area better than when we arrived • Focus on creating jobs and commitment to hire local C
Slide 27: Investor Summary
INVESTOR SUMMARY EXCITING NEW EXPLORATION PROJECT IN THE SILVER VALLEY IDAHO MODERN SYSTEMATIC PATENTED LODE EXPLORATION UPSIDE FIRST TIME EXPERIENCED EXPLORATION TO UNLOCK CLAIMS WITH NO AT DEPTH AND ON PROJECT AREA LEADERSHIP TEAM POTENTIAL VALUE ROYALTIES STRIKE CONSOLIDATED CLOSE PROXIMITY TO ID
Slide 28: Capital Structure
CAPITAL STRUCTURE SHARE STRUCTURE SHARE PRICE PERFORMANCE (1-YEAR) (2) Common Shares (Basic) 35.6M Options 3.0M Warrants @ $0.15 (Oct-22) 4.4M Warrants @ $0.30 (Mar-23) 2.75M Common Shares (FD) 45.8M FINANCIAL Cash (1) $555,000 Debt (1) Nil Share Price (2) $0.18 Market Cap (C$) (Basic) $6.4M Average
Slide 29: Contact Us
TSX.V | SILV SILVERVALLEYMETALS.COM CONTACT US BRANDON ROOK HEAD OFFICE President & CEO 750 - 1095 West Pender Street E: brandon@silvervalleymetals.com Vancouver, B.C. V6E 2M6 TSX.V | SILV M: 604-800-4710
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