Critical Metals Plc · LSE:CRTM
Critical Metals — Investor Presentation (October 2021)
17 slides from Critical Metals's investor presentation, Oct 18, 2021
Slide 1: Investor Presentation H2 2021: Bringing Critical Metals to the Global Market
1 I N V E S T O R P R E S E N TAT I O N – H 2 2 0 2 1 B R I N G I NG C R I T I C A L M E TA L S TO T H E G LO BA L M A R K E T Critical Metals PLC | Corporate Presentation | H2 2021
Slide 2: Disclaimer
Disclaimer 2 The information contained in these slides and this presentation is being supplied to you by Critical Metals PLC (the “Company”) solely for your information and may not be reproduced or redistributed in whole or in part to any other person. It has been prepared in connection with the pro
Slide 3: Overview
Overview 3 The Directors are looking to build a profitable international mining company targeting opportunities in critical and strategic metals: the first acquisition will be a copper/cobalt asset located in the DRC. Seeking to identify the investment gaps in the small-mine market primarily in the
Slide 4: Management Biographies
Management Biographies 4 Russell Fryer | Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Former commodities fund manager with a background in engineering and experience in developed and developing markets focusing on investing in natural resources companies. Mr. Fryer was formerly the Chairman of Ecometals Lim
Slide 5: Corporate Data
Corporate Data 5 TICKER MARKET MARKET CAP* SHARE PRICE * SHARES IN ISSUE WARRANTS ** OPTIONS FULLY DILUTED 10,149,735 CRTM LSE STANDARD £7.8 million 18.75p 41,659,735 2,285,714 @ 5p / 7,864,021 @ 0 51,809,470 10p As of 31 July 2021, CRTM had $1,901,925 in cash and no debt. * As of 20 May 2021 (suspe
Slide 6: Potential Investment Targets in Africa
Potential Investment Targets in Africa 6 Companies that operate in the following areas: Brownfield copper/cobalt mine(s) Brownfield tantalum/tin mine(s) Brownfield vanadium mine & property(s) Brownfield tantalum/niobium mine(s) Brownfield tungsten/tin mine Brownfield antimony/gold mine(s
Slide 7: Key Value Drivers
Key Value Drivers 7 Strategy Opportunity Expertise • Focus on metals which have been • Seek to exploit the gap in investing • Board and Advisors together have identified as playing an important in small-to-medium sized projects, extensive experience in mine role in economic and technological due to
Slide 8: Target Selection Profile
Target Selection Profile 8 Critical Metals Source: Study on Critical Raw Materials at EU Level (Oakdene Hollins), with the circle added by the Company Focus on “critical” metals Critical metals Target Geography: as defined by USA, BGS, opportunities like Sb & Cu in polymetallic gold Initially Africa
Slide 9: Target Metals
Target Metals 9 The Company regards its target metals as a BGS EU PNAS USGS subset of the criticality lists published by the (2015) (2017) (2015) (2018) British Geological Society, the EU and the USA. Antimony 2 Favourable supply/demand dynamics within Beryllium 18 metal grouping. Cesium
Slide 10: Dynamics of Targeted Critical Metals
Dynamics of Targeted Critical Metals 10 Metal Primary Secondary Critical Applications Global Strategic Concerns Source Source Antimony China Myanmar Fire retardants, lead alloys, molten salt China has been a dominant player as miner and applications refiner since 1850s Beryllium USA Kazakhstan Coppe
Slide 11: Proposed Acquisition of Copper/Cobalt asset – Minière Molulu, DRC
Proposed Acquisition of Copper/Cobalt asset – Minière Molulu, DRC 11 •On 20 May 2021 entered into HoT with Madini Minerals for the acquisition of a majority stake (57%) in Madini Occidental Ltd*, which will hold a 70% interest in a small scale mining license in the DRC called Miniere Molulu. •Transa
Slide 12: Minière Molulu – Regional Setting
Minière Molulu – Regional Setting 12 Located in the centre of the Katanga Copperbelt positioned in the Roan Ithology. Adjacent to existing medium and large scale mining operations (Kimbwe 22km, Kinsevere 28km, Luishwi 50km). In proximity to smelters in Lubumbashi and Likasi providing an offtake for
Slide 13: Investment Benefits for Shareholders
Investment Benefits for Shareholders 13 Focused on strategic, in-demand critical minerals: first acquisition of copper/cobalt asset on track for H2 21 First target investment is in final due diligence, several additional targets identified (but no commitments made) Intended jurisdictional, political
Slide 14: Information Table
Information Table 14 Country of Incorporation England and Wales The Broadgate Tower Registered Office 20 Primrose Street London, EC2A 2EW Registrar Share Registrars Limited Auditors PKF Littlejohn LLP Lawyers Hill Dickinson LLP Corporate Adviser Strand Hanson Limited Corporate Broker Peterhouse Capi
Slide 15: Appendix: Technical Report – Copper/Cobalt Project, DRC
APPENDIX Technical Report – Copper/Cobalt Project – Democratic Republic of Congo 15 Figure 3-2: Soil Geochemistry Copper (Cu) Anomalies Figure 3-3: Soil Geochemistry of Cobalt (Co) Anomalies Critical Metals PLC | Corporate Presentation | H2 2021
Slide 16: Gallery
Gallery 16 Copper Ore Walking north of pit Surface Piles Geologist walking along copper seam
Slide 17: Pit #2 (4 open pits in total) Visitor Tents
17 Pit #2 (4 open pits in total) Visitor Tents Camp – generator tent Copper wall in pit
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