Purepoint Uranium Group Inc. · TSXV:PTU
Purepoint Uranium — Investor Presentation (June 2019)
20 slides from Purepoint Uranium's investor presentation, Jun 1, 2019
Slide 1: Partnered with two of the world's largest uranium producers
Partnered with two of the world’s largest uranium producers to explore the most prospective projects in the Athabasca Basin Corporate Presentation - Q2 2019 TSXV: PTU
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer Forward Looking Statements This presentation contains certain “forward-looking statements”. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, that address activities, events or developments that Purepoint believes, expects or anticipates will or may occur in the future are forward
Slide 3: An Exceptional Outlook: Why Uranium? Why Purepoint?
An Exceptional Outlook Why Uranium? Why Purepoint? Now Tomorrow Now Tomorrow • We are at the • Industry efforts to • Hook Lake project in the • Largest, most advanced acknowledged bottom eliminate excess Athabasca Basin’s portfolio of 100%- of the uranium price inventory to result in Patterson Urani
Slide 4: The Pending Tipping Point
ases The Pending Tipping Point o Spot Pu rc h Camec e q u i re ments 2019 r >70% • M lbs 18-21M • e d u c tions Once global inventories are reduced to adequate levels, ction R losed Produ R a b b i t Lake c e r closed new contracts will be signed - driving up long-term uranium prices me co’s hur R i
Slide 5: Pending Price Correction
Pending Price Correction Unlike the Spot Price, the LT Price has maintained a steady level of $30-32.00 / lb U3O8 resulting from no significant contracts signed in over two years $45 Marginal $40 Production Cost LT Price $35 Spot Price $30 As the Spot Price approaches or crosses the LT Price, there
Slide 6: Athabasca Basin Portfolio
Athabasca Basin Portfolio Saskatchewan’s High-Grade deposits (ranging from 1% - 20%) result in the lowest cost, open pit and underground uranium mines in the world • 15.6 g/t Gold (U$1,200/oz) One uranium pellet • 1,215 g/t Silver (U$14/oz) Produces the Equivalent Power of: 1% U3O8 = • 10.78% Copper
Slide 7: Athabasca Basin Portfolio Projects
Athabasca Basin Portfolio 10 Projects All Active • Advanced stage exploration ü Dozen of drill targets well defined ü Low priority property all exited ü Assessment requirements current • Support and continued spending by two of the largest Uranium Producers in the world • Most speculative phase of i
Slide 8: Strategic/Financial Partnership
Strategic/Financial Partnership Hook Lake Project Ownership: • 21% Purepoint Uranium • 39.5% Cameco Corporation • 39.5% Orano Canada 2019 Hook Lake Drill Program Budget Cameco Corporation (39.5%) $1,185,000 Orano Canada Inc. (39.5%) 1,185,000 Purepoint Uranium Group Inc. (21%) 630,000 Total $3,000,0
Slide 9: Capital Structure
Capital Structure Fully funded to continue aggressive exploration programs in the Patterson Uranium District As of May 31, 2019 Market Capitalization $15,030,950 Share Price $0.07 52 Week Range: $0.105 - $0.055 Shares Outstanding 214,727,850 Options (@$0.07 weighted avg.) 18,130,000 Warrants (@$0.12
Slide 10: Hook Lake Project
Hook Lake Project Neighbours and Topography • The Patterson Uranium District is a structural corridor situated on the SW edge of the Athabasca Basin, interpreted to extend at least 50 km • The Patterson Uranium District host Fission Uranium’s Triple R Deposit, NexGen’s Arrow deposit and Purepoint’s
Slide 11: Patterson Lake Uranium District
Patterson Lake Uranium District 2019 Exploration Program • Drill hole HK19-101 targeted the Spitfire shear zone below HK15-27 (2.2% U3O8 over 2.8 metres that included 12.9% U3O8 over 0.4 metres) in order to test for uranium mineralization at depth • Based on the Spitfire 3D model, the targeted down
Slide 12: Spitfire/Dragon Geophysical Survey
Spitfire/Dragon Geophysical Survey 2019 Exploration Findings • 74 km of stepwise moving loop transient EM surveying between the Spitfire and Dragon areas • The EM survey results identified a previously unseen, strongly conductive shear on trend between the two zones • Appropriate drill testing is no
Slide 13: Patterson Lake Uranium District
Patterson Lake Uranium District Spitfire/Harpoon Deposit High-Grade Intersections Hole ID From (m) To (m) Width (m) U3O8 (wt %) HK15-27 389.0 391.8 2.8 2.23 includes 390.4 390.8 0.4 12.9 HK16-37 269.6 275.0 5.5 1.21 includes 269.6 270.2 0.6 9.87 HK16-43 244.05 247.6 3.1 4.07 includes 245.2 245.5 0.3
Slide 14: Patterson Lake Uranium District
Patterson Lake Uranium District Spitfire 3D Model Interpretation Spitfire/Harpoon Deposit Inclined Longitudinal Section Potential for deeply rooted mineralized lenses beneath Spitfire similar to the neighbouring Arrow deposit Q2-2019 TSXV: PTU 14
Slide 15: Patterson Lake Uranium District
Patterson Lake Uranium District Dragon Zone • The Dragon shear zone is known to be approximately 200 metres wide and is composed of 3 to 4 separate graphitic shears dipping SE, and tested overt a strike length of 750 metres • As with the Spitfire discovery, the strong hydrothermal alteration is asso
Slide 16: Patterson Lake Uranium District
Patterson Lake Uranium District “W” Conductor • “W” conductor runs approximately 800 metres west of and parallel to the Dragon shear zone • Hole HK19-104 marked the first time strong alteration had been seen associated with the “W” conductor basement rocks and opened up new high priority targets for
Slide 17: Additional Targets
Additional Targets Numerous opportunities exist for a Tier 1 deposit to be found somewhere across this large project outside of the Spitfire zone: • Magnetic low located northeast of Spitfire • Magnetic low located southwest of the new EM conductor • EM conductor located west-northwest of Spitfire •
Slide 18: Project Pipeline
Project Pipeline Size Ownership Stage of Purepoint Investment to Next Steps Held Until 10 Projects – All Active Project (hectares) Partners Completion Date 21% Follow Up March Hook Lake 28,598 Discovery $6,750,000 • Precise and strategic approach, securing Cameco & Orano Drilling 2028 highly prospec
Slide 19: Leadership
Leadership • Chris Frostad (President, CEO, Director) • Roger Watson (Chief Geophysicist) • Current: Director, Enthusiast Gaming Holdings Inc. (EGLX) and Victory Capital Corp. (VIC.P) • Previous: 40 yrs Geophysical Consultant and founder of the firm Patterson Grant & Watson • Previous: President & C
Slide 20: Contact Us
TSX Venture: PTU Contact Us Chris Frostad President & CEO cfrostad@purepoint.ca 416.603.8368 Jeanny So Corporate Communications info@jeannyso.com 647.202.0994 Head Office 120 Adelaide St. West. Suite 2500 Toronto . Ontario . Canada . M5H 1T1 Exploration Office nd 111- 2 Avenue South, Unit 530 Saskat
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