Magna Terra Minerals Inc · TSXV:MTT
Magna Terra Minerals — Investor Presentation (May 2022)
33 slides from Magna Terra Minerals's investor presentation, May 2022
Slide 1: Magna Terra Minerals Inc.
May 2022 Magna Terra Minerals Inc. Working to Discover and Delineate the ‘Next’ Gold Mine in Atlantic Canada and Drive Value for our Shareholders TSXV:MTT magnaterraminerals.com
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statements
F o r war d L o o k i ng St a t emen t s TSXV:MTT This presentation contains statements which constitute “forward-looking information” within the meaning of applicable securities laws, including statements regarding the plans, intentions, beliefs and current expectations of Magna Terra Minerals Inc.
Slide 3: In-situ Resources Plus Discovery Upside
I n - s i t u R e s our ces Pl u s Di s cover y U p s i de TSXV:MTT • 100% Ownership in 3 Camp Scale Projects in top tier jurisdictions • Great Northern, Cape Spencer, and Hawkins Love • Established resources and High-Grade drill ready targets • 405,000 ounces global Inferred Resources (NI 43-101 Co
Slide 4: Our Team
Ou r T e a m TSXV:MTT Management 25 years experience as a founder and significant investor in junior companies incl: Anaconda Mining, Lewis Lawrick President & CEO Franconia Minerals, Volta Resources, Moto Goldmines, NorthWest Copper Corp (formerly Serengeti Resources Inc), and Resources Normabec. C
Slide 5: Capital Structure
C a p i t al St r u c t ur e TSXV:MTT Shares Outstanding – 59.2M Anaconda Mining 21% Management and Insiders 18% Institutions and High Net Worth Investors 20% Warrants and Options Outstanding Warrants – 16.9M o/s @ avg strike of $0.24 Options - 3.7M o/s @ avg strike of $0.29 Market Capitalization -
Slide 6: Atlantic Canada – Host to Large Gold Deposits
A t l a nt i c C a nad a – H o s t t o L a r ge G o l d De p os i t s T S X V : M T T • Host large gold deposits Valentine Lake (4.8 Moz) Cape Ray (837 Koz) Clarence Stream (2.2M oz) Moose River (2.1M oz) Goldboro (2.7M oz) Hope Brook (~2.0M oz) Haile (~5.0M oz) Ridgeway (~1.5M oz) •
Slide 7: Magna Terra Resource Base
Ma g na Te r r a R e s our ce B a s e TSXV:MTT Mineral Resources Deposits Cut-Off (Au g/t) Category Tonnes Grade (g/t) Ounces Gold Rattling Brook* 1.0 Inferred 5,460,000 1.45 255,000 Cape Spencer Pit Zone** 0.5 Inferred 990,000 1.71 54,000 Cape Spencer Northeast Zone** 2.5 Inferred 740,000 4.07 96,0
Slide 8: Project Catalysts
Pr o j e ct C a t al y s t s TSXV:MTT Great Northern Highlights • 255,000 oz NI43-101 compliant resource and 83,000 oz historic resource • Fertile gold environment, 20 km strike length along major regional faults • Multiple first priority drill targets to increase known resource base and make new di
Slide 9: Exploration Programs
2 02 2 E x p l or at i on Pr o g r ams TSXV:MTT Minimum $2.7 M Budget for 2022 to follow-up on recent success Great Northern ($2,000,000) • Additional 7,500 metres drilling at Apsy Feeder, and Incinerator Trail and Jacksons Arm • Airborne Magnetic and EM Survey • Analyze 2,500 soils at Jacksons Arm
Slide 10: Great Northern – Newfoundland
G r e at No r t her n – Ne wf oun dl and TSXV:MTT • Exploration Stage Gold Project centered along the 20+ km Doucer’s Valley Fault; a significant geological control on and host to several gold deposits - 13,775 ha land package • Similar Geological Environment to Marathon Gold’s Valentine Jacksons Ar
Slide 11: Great Northern – Valentine Gold
G r e at No r t her n – V a l en t i ne G o l d TSXV:MTT Similar Geological Environment to Marathon Gold’s Valentine Gold Project Jacksons Arm Trend Proprietary
Slide 12: Great Northern Project
G r e at No r t her n Pr o j e c t TSXV:MTT • Rattling Brook Deposit - 255,000 ounces Inferred Resources @ 1.45 g/t Au (5,460,000 T) • 5 km trend of gold mineralization along Doucer’s Valley Fault • Three Zones open along strike and down-dip • Recent drilling at Apsy Zone • Several untested trends (
Slide 13: Great Northern – Rattling Brook
G r e at No r t her n – R a t t l i ng B r o ok TSXV:MTT Historic drill intercepts (core length) from the Rattling Brook Deposit include: • 1.77 g/t Au over 74.4 m (TT 60 m), inc. 3.25 g/t Au over 22.7 m in JA-05-35 • 1.13 g/t Au over 115.7 m (TT 70 m) in JA- 05-36 • 1.40 g/t Au over 84.6 metres (TT
Slide 14: Great Northern – Rattling Brook (North)
G r e at No r t her n – R a t t l i ng B r o ok ( No r t h) TSXV:MTT • Strong soil anomaly with gold bearing outcrop samples • Not previously drilled • NW Feeder - Fault linked to Apsy Zone (600 m) – shallow south dip • Up-dip extension of Apsy Zone to the north (1 km) JA-05-36 • Contribution from E
Slide 15: Great Northern – Apsy Zone
G r e at No r t her n – A p s y Z o n e TSXV:MTT • Recently completed 1,253 metre 10 hole drill program • Drilling confirms gold-bearing fault zones with several targets to be drilled in 2022 • Surface sampling includes assays up to 14.7 g/t gold • Open along strike to the NW Key intersections inclu
Slide 16: Great Northern – Apsy Zone
G r e at No r t her n – A p s y Z o n e TSXV:MTT • Apsy Feeder Zone open to NW – 800 m potential strike extent • Not previously drilled • Surface grab samples up to 14.7 g/t gold • Number of similar faults throughout the property Proprietary
Slide 17: Great Northern – Rattling Brook (South)
G r e at No r t her n – R a t t l i ng B r o ok ( So u t h) TSXV:MTT • 1.8 kilometre alteration Zone along E-W Faults • Several sub-parallel faults to the south • Proximal to Beaver Dam Zone • Only 4 drill holes testing this area from 1980s • Soil samples designed to cover southern strike extent and
Slide 18: Great Northern – Incinerator Trend IP
G r e at No r t her n – I n c i ner at or T r e n d I P TSXV:MTT • Strong IP Chargeability response over Incinerator Trend • Beaver Dam Zone open to south and North • No IP Coverage on Furnace Trend Proprietary
Slide 19: Great Northern - Jacksons Arm Trend
G r e at No r t her n - J a c k s ons A r m T r e n d TSXV:MTT • Faulted contact between Silurian Sops Arm Group and Ordovician Coney Head Complex • Fault Splay off of Doucers Valley Fault • Covers more than 4 kms of prospective strike • 2.4 km Zone of alteration, gold-bearing rocks and soils with p
Slide 20: Southern NB Regional Gold Potential
So u t her n NB R e g i onal G o l d Po t en t i al TSXV:MTT 17 Proprietary
Slide 21: Cape Spencer Project
C a p e Sp e n cer Pr o j e c t TSXV:MTT • Orogenic gold deposits with similar structural setting as Valentine Lake • 15 km of strike along the Millican Lake Fault – a regional gold controlling structure • Shallow southeast dipping thrust faults create up to 4 distinct gold prospective trends • Defo
Slide 22: Emilio Trend - Soil Anomalies
E mi l i o T r e n d - So i l A n o mal i es TSXV:MTT • Soil sampling identified numerous additional anomalies over 10 ppb Au • 5.0 km strike extent of surface mineralization • Follow-up prospecting required over 3.8 km zone to northeast 15 Proprietary
Slide 23: Hawkins Love – Regional Geology
H a wk i ns L o v e – R e g i onal G e o l o gy TSXV:MTT 21 Proprietary
Slide 24: Hawkins Love – Project Summary
H a wk i ns L o v e – Pr o j e ct Su mmar y TSXV:MTT • Similar geological environment to the nearby Clarence Stream Deposit - deformed sediments and volcanics adjacent to the St. George granite • 9,155 hectares of prospective mineral lands along a 10 kilometre extent of a regional-scale gold bearing
Slide 25: Hawkins Love – Exploration Targets
H a wk i ns L o v e – E x p l or at i on T a r g et s TSXV:MTT • Similar geological environment to the nearby Clarence Stream Deposit - deformed sediments and volcanics adjacent to the St. George granite • 9,155 hectares of prospective mineral lands along a 10 kilometre extent of a regional-scale go
Slide 26: Key Investment Takeaways
K e y I n v es t ment T a k e aways TSXV:MTT Strong Value Creation High value exploration asset package underpinned with established resources that are undervalued to peer comps Significant leverage to ‘new’ discovery upside Continuous news flow from ongoing exploration programs at 3 camp scal
Slide 27: Contacts and Technical Disclosure
C o n t act s a n d T e c hn i cal Di s cl os ur e TSXV:MTT Thank You Please feel free to contact us. Lewis Lawrick 905-301-9983 llawrick@magnaterraminerals.com The content of this presentation has been reviewed and approved by David A. Copeland, P. Geo., Chief Geologist with Anaconda Mining Inc., a
Slide 28: Appendix
Appendix TSXV:MTT magnaterraminerals.com
Slide 29: Apsy Zone – Drill Results
A p s y Z o n e – Dr i l l R e s ul t s TSXV:MTT • Recently completed 1,253 metre 10 hole drill program • Drilling confirms gold-bearing fault zones with several targets to be drilled in 2022 • Surface sampling includes assays up to 14.7 g/t gold • Open along strike to the NW Key intersections inclu
Slide 30: Apsy Zone – Drill Results
Apsy Zone – Drill Results TSXV:MTT Hole ID From (m) To (m) Interval (m)* Au g/t JA-21-124 1.8 67 65.2 0.49 JA-21-131 and 73 74 1 1.27 Intense Potassic and Siliceous and 83 85 2 0.74 Alteration – Stringer Py and Aspy (3- and 89 93 4 0.52 JA-21-127 9 18.7 9.7 1.64 5%) with local Hydrothermal Breccia i
Slide 31: Jacksons Arm – Drill Results
J a c ks ons A r m – Dr i l l R e s ul t s TSXV:MTT • 1,598 metres in 9 holes (JA-20-01 to 09) • Phase 1 program tested 300 metres of the 2.4 kilometre long Jacksons Arm Trend • Broad zones of alteration (up to 40 m) and gold mineralization intersected in each drill hole outlining a large gold ferti
Slide 32: Jacksons Arm – Drill Results
J a c ks ons A r m – Dr i l l R e s ul t s TSXV:MTT Drill Hole From (m) To (m) Interval (m)^ Gold g/t JA-20-01 and 39.5 42.0 40.0 42.5 0.5 0.5 0.34 0.42 JA-20-02 JA-20-04 and 66.5 70.0 3.5 0.40 including 68.0 68.5 0.5 1.30 and 73.0 74.0 1.0 2.39 including 73.5 74.0 0.5 4.67 and 177.5 180.5 3.0 0.39
Slide 33: Cape Spencer Drill Results
C a p e Sp e n cer Dr i l l R e s ul t s TSXV:MTT • 2,136.85 m completed in 17 holes (AB-21-01 to 17) • 8.80 g/t gold over 0.5 metres (AB-21-08) • 1.49 g/t gold over 2.0 metres (AB-21-13) • 2.31 g/t gold over 0.6 metres (AB-21-03) • Historic Drill Assays (core length) • 7.86 g/t Au over 7.4 metres (
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