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Stanmore Resources — Stanmore Coal — Investor Presentation (May 2013)

23 slides from Stanmore Resources's investor presentation, May 2013

  1. Slide 1: Investor Presentation May 2013

    Investor Presentation May 2013

  2. Slide 2: Important Information

    Important Information This document has been prepared by Stanmore Coal Limited (“Stanmore Coal”) for the purpose of providing a company and technical overview to interested analysts/investors. None of Stanmore Coal, nor any of its related bodies corporate, their respective directors, partners, emplo

  3. Slide 3: About Stanmore Coal

    About Stanmore Coal  Pure play, Queensland  ASX code - SMR  94Mt of JORC  975-1,498 Mt(2) of based coal company  Share price - A$0.15(3) Marketable additional Reserves(1) exploration targets  Founded in 2008  Shares – 207.8m  Mkt cap - $31.2m(3)  231Mt of Measured  c.75% of exploration  L

  4. Slide 4: Located in Queensland's Premier Coal Basins

    Located in Queensland’s Premier Coal Basins 4

  5. Slide 5: Belview Project Overview

    Belview Project Overview Acquisition of EPC 1186 Creates Large Coking Coal Project in Bowen Basin region 100% owned  Substantial coking coal project in heart of the Bowen Basin  Acquisition of EPC1186 provides access to shallower coking coal and significant increase in Exploration Target  Aries a

  6. Slide 6: Belview Project – Concept Study Results

    Belview Project – Concept Study Results EPC 1186 significantly reduces the initial depth of mining Asset description Project ownership 100% Location Blackwater, Bowen Basin, Qld JORC Inferred Resource 95Mt Exploration target1 735-1,103Mt Infrastructure solution Blackwater line, Gladstone Port Mining

  7. Slide 7: Belview Project Timetable

    Belview Project Timetable First coal target 2017  Concept study estimates underground development can commence in 2017 and longwall mining can commence in late 2018 Source: Xenith Concept Mining Study 7

  8. Slide 8: The Range Thermal Coal Project

    The Range Thermal Coal Project Open cut, high energy, export grade thermal coal mine 100% owned  Feasibility Study complete on 5Mtpa open cut export thermal coal mine over 25 years  High energy, low emission thermal coal sought after in Asia  Mining Lease on track for 1st quarter calendar 2014 

  9. Slide 9: The Range Thermal Coal Project – Feasibility Study Results

    The Range Thermal Coal Project Feasibility Study Results Asset Description Key Highlights The Range, Surat Basin Project (Queensland)  Confirmed the technical and economic feasibility of the project JORC Resources(1) / Coal Reserves(2) 287Mt / 94Mt Location relative to infrastructure Located 27km S

  10. Slide 10: The Range – High energy export thermal coal

    The Range Thermal Coal Project Feasibility Study Results High energy export thermal coal  Surat Basin coals are typically clean burning with good burnout characteristics and low nitrogen, ash and sulphur  Suitable for all key markets including Japan, China, Korea and India  Marketing trips to Jap

  11. Slide 11: Surat Basin Coal Quality Comparison

    The Range Thermal Coal Project Surat Basin Coal Quality Comparison Surat Basin coals are typically high energy, clean burning coals featuring low impurities and emissions. Quality Surat Walloon Coals Other Australian Chinese Coals Comment Export Coals Sulfur (%) 0.4 0.3 - 0.7 0.4 – 1.1  Low levels

  12. Slide 12: Milestones

    Milestones Asset 1H13 2H13 2014 Beyond 2014 -2017: Drilling EPC 1186 PFS FS & Approvals Development Belview and PFS planning 2017: First coal The Range Feasibility Study ML grant and 2016: First coal & EA negotiation Construction KEY Exploration & Studies Development Construction Production 12

  13. Slide 13: Supplementary Slides

    SUPPLEMENTARY SLIDES 13

  14. Slide 14: Strong Board and Management Team

    Strong Board and Management Team NEVILLE SNEDDON NICK JORSS STEPHEN BIZZELL VIV FORBES ANDREW MARTIN Managing Director Director Director Chairman Director Mining engineer with 37 years Extensive experience in Over 40 years of Bowen Basin 20 years in engineering, 15+ years in investment banking, expe

  15. Slide 15: Reserves, Resources and Targets

    Reserves, Resources and Targets JORC JORC JORC Measured JORC Indicated JORC Inferred Total JORC Additional Exploration Project Marketable Coal Recoverable Resource (1) Resource (1) Resource (1) Resource (1) Target (3) Reserve (1) (2) Coal Reserve (1) (2) Low High The Range Thermal 94.2 117.5 18.0 18

  16. Slide 16: Energy Demand is driven primarily by Asia

    Energy Demand is driven primarily by Asia… Source: Wood Mackenzie Global Energy & Metals Forum 2012 16

  17. Slide 17: Bulk of supply to come from Pacific basin coal

    … with the bulk of supply to come from Pacific basin coal IEA forecasts coal demand to grow 65% by 2035, overtaking oil as the largest supply of energy  Demand for energy coal, as a result of increased power-generation requirements, will be met by the seaborne market  Thermal coal will increase it

  18. Slide 18: QLD coal well positioned to meet the supply gap

    QLD coal well positioned to meet the supply gap Australia will increase its share of the export market…  Australian coals will increase their share of the global seaborne market from 20% to 28% due to factors such as:  superior coal quality;  proximity to end-user market (Asia);  delivery of key

  19. Slide 19: Long term freight rate fundamentals favour Australian coal

    Long term freight rate fundamentals favour Australian coal Recent freight rate pricing has been volatile with historic  In the short term, low freight rates, when freight differentials less pronounced… combined with low natural gas prices, make Shipping rates from export origin to China(1) (Qingdao

  20. Slide 20: The importance of coal as part of the global energy mix

    The importance of coal as part of the global energy mix Feature Benefit • Large reserves • Available without raising geopolitical or safety issues • Easily stored • Stockpiles at minesite, port and power stations can be drawn in emergencies • Reliable • Not weather dependent • Lower • High pressure

  21. Slide 21: Commonly held Coal Industry misconceptions

    Commonly held Coal Industry misconceptions Myth Fact “Wind power is now cheaper than coal and Coal remains the cheapest form of reliable base load energy gas in Australia” Bloomberg New Energy Finance 2013 Global demand for coal has been reducing “In line with the trend over the last decade, coal wa

  22. Slide 22: Efficient coal fired electricity helps reduce air pollution

    Efficient coal fired electricity helps reduce air pollution The World Health Organisation estimates that: • nearly 50% of pneumonia deaths among children under five are due to particulate matter inhaled from indoor air pollution • women exposed to heavy indoor smoke are three times more likely to su

  23. Slide 23: Australian junior coal sector is oversold

    Australian junior coal sector is oversold Australian Junior Coal Stock Performance 140 140.00 Index rebased to 100 120 120.00 All Ordinaries 100 100.00 (LHS) 80 80.00 USD Coal Junior 60 60.00 Average (LHS) 40 40.00 USD thermal coal 20 20.00 price (RHS) 0 0.00 1 6 11 16 21 26 31 36 41 46 51 52 weeks

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