Empire Metals Limited · LSE:EEE
Empire Metals — Proactive One2One Investor Forum 2023
19 slides from Empire Metals's conference presentation, May 30, 2023
Slide 1: Discovery of a Giant Copper-Titanium Mineral System
DISCOVERY OF A GIANT COPPER-TITANIUM MINERAL SYSTEM HIDDEN WITHIN A WORLD CLASS AUSTRALIAN MINING REGION PROACTIVE ONE2ONE INVESTOR FORUM | MAY 30 2023 www.empiremetals.co.uk | Page 1
Slide 2: Disclaimer
DISCLAIMER This presentation has been prepared by Empire Metals Limited (“Empire” or the “Company”) and does not constitute an offer or invitation for the sale or purchase of any securities, nor does it purport to, set out, or refer to all or any of the information an investor might require or expec
Slide 3: Investment Highlights
INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS AIM listed Australian focused explorer and developer - LON:EEE • Exploring “known” copper, gold and other “high value” mineral prospects in Australia’s premier mining hotspots – the Yilgarn Craton (WA) and the Stavely Arc (Vic). • Focused on the emerging “Giant” mineralised sys
Slide 4: Pitfield Copper Project: Summary of Key Findings
PITFIELD COPPER PROJECT Summary of Key Findings • Confirmed the presence of a giant scale (40kms by 8kms) hydrothermal mineral system, enriched with copper and titanium. • High-grade and widespread titanium values discovered throughout the mineral system, on a scale that compares with the world’s la
Slide 5: Pitfield Copper Project: Yandanooka Basin
PITFIELD COPPER PROJECT Yandanooka Basin, Located Western Edge of the Yilgarn Craton, WA • Neoproterozoic-age - a globally important copper mineralisation era - host to Giant copper provinces in Central Africa and the Paterson province in Western Australia. • Favourable geology has attracted major m
Slide 6: Pitfield Copper Project: GSWA Gravity Survey results
PITFIELD COPPER PROJECT All the hallmarks of a “Giant” mineralised system potentially containing multiple copper deposits. GSWA Gravity Survey results (greyscale regional Magnetics as background) • Regional gravity and magnetic surveys carried out historically by the Geological Survey of Western Aus
Slide 7: Pitfield Copper Project: Airborne Magnetic results
PITFIELD COPPER PROJECT All the hallmarks of a “Giant” mineralised system potentially containing multiple copper deposits. Empire’s Airborne Magnetic results (greyscale regional Magnetics as background) • Regional gravity and magnetic surveys carried out historically by the Geological Survey of West
Slide 8: Pitfield Copper Project: Airborne EM Chargeability Results
PITFIELD COPPER PROJECT All the hallmarks of a “Giant” mineralised system potentially containing multiple copper deposits. Empire’s Airborne EM Chargeability Results (greyscale Magnetics as background) • Regional gravity and magnetic surveys carried out historically by the Geological Survey of Weste
Slide 9: Widespread copper, silver, nickel and zinc in soils: CRA Historic Samples
PITFIELD COPPER PROJECT Widespread copper, silver, nickel and zinc in soils CRA’s Historic Surface Samples (greyscale regional Magnetics as background) • CRA (1993) defined a +7km Cu-in auger anomaly (plus Ag) along the western boundary near the Baxter mine which remains open to the east and south.
Slide 10: Widespread copper, silver, nickel and zinc in soils: Empire Samples
PITFIELD COPPER PROJECT Widespread copper, silver, nickel and zinc in soils Empire Soil Samples (greyscale regional Magnetics as background) • CRA (1993) defined a +7km Cu-in auger anomaly (plus Ag) along the western boundary near the Baxter mine which remains open to the east and south. • CRA also
Slide 11: DD-IP surveys identify highly chargeable zones: Reconnaissance Traverses
PITFIELD COPPER PROJECT DD-IP surveys identify multiple highly chargeable – highly resistive zones Reconnaissance IP Traverses (greyscale regional Magnetics as background) • Eleven traverses of Dipole – Dipole Induced Polarisation (“DD-IP”) totalling 17,600 Line metres completed which identified sev
Slide 12: DD-IP surveys identify highly chargeable zones
PITFIELD COPPER PROJECT DD-IP surveys identify multiple highly chargeable – highly resistive zones • Eleven traverses of Dipole – Dipole Induced Polarisation Surface sampling of Cu anomalism and close proximity to DD-IP traverses (“DD-IP”) totalling 17,600 Line metres completed which identified seve
Slide 13: DD-IP surveys identify highly chargeable zones
PITFIELD COPPER PROJECT DD-IP surveys identify multiple highly chargeable – highly resistive zones Reconnaissance IP Traverses (greyscale regional Magnetics as background) • Eleven traverses of Dipole – Dipole Induced Polarisation (“DD-IP”) totalling 17,600 Line metres completed which identified sev
Slide 14: Maiden reconnaissance RC drill campaign
PITFIELD COPPER PROJECT Maiden reconnaissance RC drill campaign – March-April 2023 RC Drilling targeting IP Anomalies (greyscale regional Magnetics as background) • Drilled 21 RC holes, 3,206m in total, the majority near Mt Scratch targeting the highly chargeable zones. www.empiremetals.co.uk | Page
Slide 15: Maiden reconnaissance RC drill campaign
PITFIELD COPPER PROJECT Maiden reconnaissance RC drill campaign – March-April 2023 • Drilled 21 RC holes, 3,206m in total, the majority near Mt Scratch targeting the highly chargeable zones. www.empiremetals.co.uk | Page 15
Slide 16: Maiden reconnaissance RC drill campaign
PITFIELD COPPER PROJECT Maiden reconnaissance RC drill campaign – March-April 2023 • Drilled 21 RC holes, 3,206m in total, the majority near Mt Scratch targeting the highly chargeable zones. • Confirmed the IP anomalies were associated with very high levels of titanium oxide and significant hematite
Slide 17: Future exploration activities
PITFIELD COPPER PROJECT Future exploration activities Regional Geological Interpretation • Higher grade Cu associated with late structures, acting as pathways for the Cu rich mineralizing fluids that may post- date the extensive regional alteration event. • The elevated Cu anomalism confirmed from d
Slide 18: Investment Summary
INVESTMENT SUMMARY Pitfield confirmed as having all the hallmarks of a “Giant” mineralised system, potentially containing multiple copper deposits and other high value minerals such as titanium. New discovery of high-grade and widespread titanium minerals at Pitfield, on a scale that has global sign
Slide 19: Contact Us
CONTACT US info@empiremetals.co.uk London Office Address: : 4-8 Heddon Street, London W1B 4BS Perth Office Address: 506A Hay Street, Subiaco WA 6008, Australia +44 (0) 20 4583 1440 www.empiremetals.co.uk 19 www.empiremetals.co.uk | Page
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